In this story we see a dramatic encounter with an evil spirit, but an even more shocking encounter with Jesus, who shows that more prayer is needed for more power.

John shows how God has always been looking to gather a people who know His presence and how His presence changes everything.

To press on through the pressures and difficulties of life we need glimpses of the glory of Jesus. In this story see how the disciples were lifted from their discouragement when they witnessed the transfiguration.

Philip takes us through this crucial passage in Mark 8 and challenges us to see the real Jesus and his remarkable call to lose our life for Him and His Gospel.

In the face of an extraordinary miracle, the pharisees still criticised Jesus, and the disciples were slow to learn. How can we avoid similar dullness creeping into our own lives?

Terry shows us how in another extraordinary miracle we can see fresh and wonderful things about Jesus; the one who was willing to restore us by taking our place.

Philip looks at the extraordinary way Jesus deals with the Syro-Phoenician Woman and the disciples in Mark 7:24-30 and what it teaches us about the nature of Jesus and his Gospel.

John continues our series on Mark speaking from Mark 7:1-23

This is the second part of the sermon preached by Philip Ellwood on Easter Sunday.

During our apologetics evening, Philip Ellwood and Carly Best seek to answer some of the big questions associated with the Christian faith