Steve and Larisa have spent the previous 2 weeks in Kenya and Uganda assessing the best way that Life Central Church could respond out of the relationships we hold in the region, particularly with Life Central Academy in Lambwe Valley, Kenya.

Steve Jenkins takes a look as Paul's opening words in Philippians and helps us see why he feels the Joy he does... even though he's locked up at the time.

Larisa Jenkins brings some great encouragement and shares insights on perseverance from James 1.  Not to be missed

The next in our series 'Trampoline Builders' ...and it's not just about Jo Jo (sorry if you have never been a fan of the Beatles)  it's about the direction of our community now that the 'walls' have been re-established in new places.

We enter into 2017 with a positive view of the future.  There has been a lot of change in the last year, but that is progress... and the best is yet to come!

It's all a bit philosophical - but a great question to ask ourselves regularly.   So we checked out Matt 7 for a few pointers to help us along the way.

There are so many things in life that are available to distract us, more so now than at any other time in human history.  So how do we 'stick to the plan'?   Well in this message we discover how Nehemiah got he job done in the face of persistent distractions... listen on...

Simon Ratsey following on from Steve's message from Nehemiah Chapter 5 that challenges us about social awareness - this message takes us deeper as we recognise that, at a very basic level, our creator God always wanted humanity to care for the creation around us.  Environmental issues are not just for the few to talk about in international conferences, it is right on our doorstep and a fundamental part of our calling and commission as believers.

So we continue with the journey in Nehemiah with Ch.4  - Opposition rises up from outside and the addition of fear within the camp... how do we deal with that?

Chapter 3 of Nehemiah brings us into the start of the build and how the people worked together to get the job done.