Paul interviews John Campbell about his life as a shepherd and the spiritual lessons the Lord has taught him through his life long experience of tending sheep.

In today's message Ife brings us to Isaiah 55 and a divine invitation to receive what is freely given. He outlines how God has put eternity in the heart of man that we would each discover that nothing in this world can satisfy our thirst for life, except coming to believe in Him who is the life-giver.

This morning Ribu shares with us from 1 John 1:2 and how prosper is the good way ... and how God has prepared the way for us.

In this episode Paul shares on how God gives grace in all seasons and the effect of His presence on our lives. He illustrates the nature of this grace, using the account of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Truly He gives us grace for our journeys.

Priscilla shares today the power that is released as we praise and give thanks, chains break and lives are set free ...

Carol shares of how God used a plate to speak to her of how He has lived through all this life can serve up to us, that we may receive all that His life can serve up to us.

In this message Mary looks at what Paul meant when he said "Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus" and "Present your bodies as a living sacrifice". She shares how coming aside to let ourselves 'behold Christ', is letting ourselves be transformed by His presence.

Today Paul shares how the church can receive the wonderful promised restoration of worship and prayer in the presence of God. The work is already completed, we only need to position ourselves where He has called us to be.

A profound message on the inexpressible nature of the faith that comes from God. This believing or 'pisteuo' is not a mere intellectual assent, but a total reliance that brings about a transformation of the one in that relationship. Listen out for an astonishing picture of what happened at the Cross.

In looking at the last letter the apostle Paul wrote before his execution, we find his astonishing claim that Christ abolished death. From these verses Phelim shows that our hope is not that 'I can reach heaven one day through my life'. Our hope is that our humanity has already reached heaven in the humanity of Christ, our new Adam.