Alastair considers the denial of Peter. Looking at Peters's response when all seemed to be falling apart and challenging us to rememeber a God who is ultimately in control. Asking what it looks like to put our full weight of faith on him.

Alastair returns to John's Gospel with John 18 and the arrest of Jesus. Considering the bigger picture which God sees even when we don't. Calling us to trust in his vision, not our own.

Callum explores the Fruit of patience and how through trust and experience with God it can grow in our lives. Encouraging us to step back from the busyness of life and discover the joy that comes from being in his presence.

Lorna Fyfe leads us in Cafe Church exploring Jesus' prayer in John 17. A prayer that reveals the depth of his love and care for us. While also leaving a challenge, how and where are we going to get out there and show that same love and care for others?

Alastair explores the story of the Wild Olive Tree cafe. At the same time asking the question of what do we do for the Stranger? Considering themes of hospitality and welcome. We challenged to respond with grace and mercy because we have been shown such grace and mercy by Jesus.

Alastair continues venturing through the Gospel of John, focusing on the second part of John 15. Considering what it means for us to remain in the love of God and be a beacon of love to the world around us.

We continue our journey of Advent, Alastair looks at what it is to be faithful. Considering how faithful many were throughout the scriptures, key moments that would lead us to the birth of Jesus.

We continue to come toward Chrismas as we journey in advent. Alastar looks at Isaiah and the invitation of God that is spoken to each one of us. The the call to be a covenant people that comes with that invitation.

Alastair kicks off an Advent looking at the Journey, pulling from Exodus 13 and Acts 2. Thinking about our journey to freedom if Jesus and looking at the ways God has brought about freedom in people's lives time and again.