In this break from our series, we ask the question, what should we be known for? To answer, Ian unpacks how we can have 'gospel ambition' just like Paul, and what that looks like for a healthy church.

In this episode, Mark talks through Hebrews 2, where the author shows us Jesus as a real human being, experiencing real life and suffering; through his death making that life accessible to us. In a world of frustration and imperfection, we do see Jesus and that changes everything.

Who should we listen to? In a world full of noise, of millions of voices clambering for our attention, knowing who to listen to is a difficult task. As we start our series looking at the book of Hebrews, Ian shows us how the only voice that matters is that of Jesus.

What has Rocky got to do with Christmas? In this short talk from our Christmas service, Ian shows us that we don't need to fix all of our problems to be lovable, but instead to accept the love of Jesus who has done it all for us already.

In our United service together, Quinton unpacks the familiar story of Christmas with a perspective of Jesus' coming that outlines the fresh truth of God's rescue plan.

While we remember the waiting during the season of advent, we also remember that Jesus is here! This week, Ian looks at how in the coming of Jesus everything changed and that we are invited to make a decision to follow Him with our whole lives.

In the weeks before Christmas, we look forward to the birth of Jesus. In this episode, Colin helps us remember that although we are still waiting for the fullness of God's promises, we need to focus on how to wait well.

Being 'true to yourself' is a mantra of our culture, but is this rooted in the Bible? Who or what should we be 'true' towards? This week, Ian applies some of Paul's instructions to Timothy in how to be authentic in our generation.

In the gospels, Jesus taught about serving others, but how does that work in the 21st Century? In this episode, Alistair takes us through three stories of how Jesus' example applies to us today.

What does it mean for a church to be a family? Every culture has it's own different expression of family which understanding the Bible's instruction can be difficult. In this episode, Karen unpacks aspects of Paul's experience of family and some recommendations from the New Testament.