Iain concludes Colossians Ch2 by considering some of the challenges that christians are faced with, as they seek, by faith, to follow Jesus.'

Vijay starts a mini-series titled 'Good News' Casting. It looks at the subject of evangelism. In this first sermon, featuring three real-life testimonies, he looks specifically at some aspects of the 'message' of evangelism. From Jeremiah 1, he suggests that the 'Good News' message is a bitter-sweet message that calls people to renounce their idols and base their security on the true God.

Iain continues with Part 6 of his study in Colossians. He considers how faith and following are fundamental to being a Christian.

Feel in need of some refreshment? In John chapter 4, Jesus has a surprising conversation with a woman at a well where he offers her 'living water' that will bring her eternal satisfaction.

In this concluding 'postcard', Vijay looks at the Lord's letter to Laodicea (Rev 3.14-22). From this letter, we learn that perseverance is about resisitng the urge to become a 'spiritual daydreamer'. By this, Vijay, means a kind of complacence that threatens especially those gripped by materialism. 'Daydreamers' are under the illusion that their wellbeing is dependent on material prosperity and physical health. It results in an apathy towards spiritual matters.

In this next 'postcard', Vijay looks at the Lord's letter to Philadelphia (Rev 3.7-13). From this letter we learn that perseverance is about holding on to Christ Jesus in the face of suffering. It is the commitment to continue obeying him, refusing to deny him no matter what the circumstances. Those who never let Jesus go discover he has in fact, never let go of them.

In the fifth part of the 'Postcards for Plodders' series, Vijay turns to the Lord's letter to Sardis (Rev 3.1-6). He speaks about a kind of complacency that he calls 'spiritual sleepwalking'. It is when a church or believer goes through the motions and activites of the spiritual life on autopilot. The 'postcard' to Sardis reminds us that perseverance is about diligently keeping our focus on Christ Jesus and not on our spiritual activities

The account of the conflict between David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17 is well known to many people. In this message, Florence takes five steps as she walks through some important principles that can help us apply the lessons from this story to our own lives.

Iain talks about some of the forgotten verses of Genesis that reveal the true character of God

Jacob encounters God in a dream when he is in a completely desolate place (Gen 28.10-22). This passage reminds us that God meets us in the most surprising places of our lives. He changes the nondescript places of our lives to make them places where we encounter Him in worship.