In his parables, Jesus teaches about the nature of his Kingdom. It upsets expectations and may look weak, but it is present and growing to become the greatest of all Kingdoms. Are you part of this Kingdom? What will it mean for you to live under the reign of King Jesus?

Today, we hear more of what believers would contend for the faith that was transmitted to them, and what that positively looks like, building up ourselves and others as we wait for the day when the Lord Jesus comes again.

Jude wrote so that believers would contend for the faith that was transmitted to them and so that they would not abandon the faith that was threatened by false teachers.

Today, we hear Paul's appeal to Philemon, and we see that sharing in Christ together makes us a new family. Life in families can have its share of challenges and conflict, and this is true in the church. So, how does our fellowship as brothers and sisters shape the way we relate to one another? Here we see the power that the gospel gives us to welcome, reconcile, and restore.

Today we start a new year with a new series looking at two small letters in the New Testament which have big implications for who we are as God's church. W e begin today with Paul's shortest letter addressed to Philemon which speaks about the nature of our fellowship with one another in the faith.

Everywhere we go at the moment, we see celebrations beginning, but what is it that we celebrate at this time of the year? Today we explore the good news of the Saviour that was promised, who arrived in our world 2000 years ago, and who will come again in glory.

We conclude the series considering Growth in the Christian life by considering the sovereign and Holy God who meets us in the incarnation of his son.

Today we continue our series considering Growth in the Christian life, and explore the relationship between service and spiritual growth. Jesus understood his mission as one of service of others. Having been made alive in Christ, we are called to follow his example of service.

Today we continue our series considering growth in the Christian life. God uses various means to grow us in Christlikeness, and today we consider the gifts of the personal prayer and Bible reading.

In our series on growing in Grace, we are looking at how the Gospel motivates us to grow to be more like Jesus. This week, we will consider how loving God and loving others motivates us to proclaim Jesus.