What does discipleship look like when the norm is to be self-made? Josh Walsh unpacks from Scripture and the life of Jesus how we are to approach discipleship and seek to be disciples that make disciples.

“I’ve got so many things to do and not enough time to do them” Have you found yourself being too busy? God calls his people to rest. To take time away from the busyness of life and to commune with Him. In this sermon, we spend time looking at what it means to rest in a world were being busy is seen as a good thing. God tells us we are to rest because He rested. If we don’t rest we are saying we are better than God Sabbath rest teaches us about God, ourselves and our purpose in the world. So this week as you finish the weekend stop and think: - Why can’t you stop? - Why can’t you ask for help? - What are you afraid of if you rest?

This Easter Sunday we remember the grace of God displayed not only through Christ dying on the cross but more so by His resurrection. “But God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead in our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ

11 key distinctives of what a disciple looks like. David centres in on the main focus of a disciple which is to make Jesus known in every area of your life.

The No #1 problem in the Wirral is Social Isolation and Loneliness. We were not made to be alone and yet today we continually strive to be self sustaining and in need of no one else. Dave Piper challenges this belief by pointing us to God's design for mankind. We were created for community

In Matt 6, Jesus calls his disciples to not be anxious. Sounds simple - right? But we live a world that is rife with anxiety. Whether it's with Brexit, relationships, finances, health or jobs. In this sermon we are called to be a people who live distinctively in the midst of an anxious culture and turn to Jesus in prayerful dependance.

The Bible remains the best selling book in the world And yet… The contents of the Bible are very much unknown. Disciples are those who read the Bible knowing it help us in the midst of the many world views around us. The Psalmist in Psalm 19, reminds us of the joy we can have in just reading and meditating on God’s Word throughout the week.

In the second week of Disciples, Josh Walsh unpacks our identity is to be as Ambassadors of Christ. A life that displays, proclaims and is controlled by the love of Christ.

Living as a disciple of Jesus in the world is hard because following Jesus means being different to the world around you. Let this sermon from Matt 5 remind you of your identity in Christ - you are to be SALT and LIGHT in the world. This sermon is the first in a new series called "Disciples"

We are a people loved by God who can endure the world because we have the Holy Spirit. Matt Newberry shares from John 15 the importance of being connected to Christ when everything seems to be going against you.