It is strange to think of disgust as a gift from God. And yet, as Stephen, explains, disgust is an emotion designed to protect us from wickedness. Listen to Stephen's sermon to discover for yourself how crucial disgust is to our lives.

In his first letter, the apostle John presents Christianity as an "in or out" question: are you heading for life, or are you heading for death? Join Graham as he unpacks how the New Testament explains our situation as human beings, and the options we have before us. Does it really matter what we believe?

Surprise is a very human emotion, not shared by God. Jesus demonstrates his embrace of humanity by sharing the possibility of surprise with us. But God does use surprise extensively. He uses his intimate understanding of how surprise works to grab our attention and to ensure that we hear his precious word. Surprise often brings us delight, and sometimes bewilderment. In either case, it welds the lesson into our memories and culture.

Anger is a powerful emotion, and Scripture often warns against it. Is anger ever OK, and what is it OK for? We look at God's anger, Jesus' anger, and our own anger, and try to figure out how this important emotion should work in our lives.

The Inside Out clip on anger can be found at: https://youtu.be/1DtMdRhtlfk

In the Pixar movie Inside Out, the emotion of Fear is one of the five primary emotions. Anxiety and fear often steal our joy and peace, but in the Bible we find two kinds of fear: the fear of the world that robs us of joy, and the fear of the Lord that is the foundation of wisdom. How are these different? What do they look like, and how do we embrace one and deal properly with the other? Listen to Graham's sermon and find out.

The Inside Out video clip on Fear can be found here: https://youtu.be/9DTsdSdSne4

Sadness and sorrow are inherent features of this fallen world. Romans 8:18-25 captures this. If we cannot feel sadness then we are somehow disconnected from reality. Sadness should motivate us to press into Christ in the hope of the new creation, and to share God's love with all around us.

The Inside Out clip mentioned in the sermon can be found at: https://youtu.be/M5pfng5S8tQ

The Bible ends with an incredible vision of the future: God's triumphant completion of his plan to bring humanity back to him. Somehow God works through the rebellion of humanity and creates a new world that is even better than the original creation. How does this relate to us, where do we fit in?

If there was anything that characterised the early church, especially in contrast to the surrounding societies, it was the way they loved. But how did they love, and why? Join Graham as he unpacks the New Testament's idea of love and what it means for us today.

In Acts 10 the Apostle Peter was called by God to put aside the Jewish purity laws which had distinguished Jews from everyone else for fifteen hundred years! Why did God so abruptly discard such an important part of Jewish identity? What was to be gained? Nothing but the entire world. Join us as we unpack God's amazing strategy to redeem mankind as the church goes global.

In Acts 9 we encounter Saul, a homicidal Pharisee. But when God encountered Saul, his love and power transformed him into the Apostle Paul, who brought Christ's salvation to the Gentile world. God is still in the practice of transforming broken human beings into his powerful, caring servants. Listen to Graham share how he does it.