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.

Isaiah was privileged to have an amazing vision of God. Did this have the effect of making him proud or conceited? Absolutely not! A fresh vision of God gave him a fresh vision of his own sinfulness, but also led him to experience God's grace in a new way.

continuing his studies in Colossians, Iain starts to look at chapter 2 and considers what is the real church

Isaiah 6 gives us a 'sneak-peek' of worship in heaven where the focus is always and entirely upon God. Can the same be said of our worship?

Communication isn't the main strong point of the male species - Pete discusses a few of the issues that men ( and probably women!) have with prayer, and the answers which God provided to these questions !

The Psalms allows us to be real and we don't have to pretend to be someone we're not. Florence takes a look at Psalm 119:25-32 where the psalmist gives us an ABC of connecting with God when things go wrong. He encourages us to: Acknowledge our distress Be confident in God's word Choose the right way to live

Malcolm gives his testimony

Rev I.W. Falope brings us God's word today

Iain finishes Colossians Chapter one, by considering Paul's amazing statement, 'Christ lives in you'.

In the fourth sermon of the series 'Postcards for Plodders', Vijay looks at Christ's letter to Thyatira (Rev 2.18-29). Perseverance, according to this letter, means remaining unwavering in 'principled love'. This is a love that is grounded and informed by the truth revealed in Scriptures.