Welcome to the family and home of the people of God! The first half of Ephesians 1 describes the amazing blessings of being ‘in Christ’.

After a Week of Prayer Richard takes a moment to reflect on the mysterious word Selah, which may well mean to take a moment to reflect on what has just been said or done.

Why do we spend so much time talking to each other at the beginning and end of our church gatherings? Shouldn’t we just get on with the service and go home?!

Richard explores the importance of fellowship with one another.

Trinitarian prayer is to the Father, through the Son and by the Holy Spirit. There’s probably more going on when we pray then we first realised!

Our Father is a simple way to pray but also a huge statement of our relationship to God.

What kind of church are we? A son of a carpenter type church or a Son of God type church?

Unity doesn’t mean uniformity, the Trinity shows us that it’s ok to be different!

The Father is an eternally generous Father. He know how to give good gifts to His children.

Following on from ‘In the Beginning was the Relationship’ Richard focuses on the relational Father in the Trinity. He’s never not been Father. He creates and rules as a Father. His love endures forever.

Richard opens a new series exploring the Trinity – one God in three persons – and how our understanding of this God informs who we are.