Alastair continues through the Gospel of John, focusing on John the Baptist and the call God places on each of our lives.

Following the launch of the Latest painting from the Gospel Sketchbook, Luke’s Gospel project . Alastair explores the Blessings and Woes that Jesus states in Luke 6.

Alastair continues to explore the first chapter of John’s Gospel considering what it means to see and know Jesus as the true light of our lifes and the world beyond.

Alastair introduces a new series on the Gospel of John and starts In the beginning, with the Word.

Our Artist in Residence, I.D Campbell, shares his experience of engaging with the passage and putting it on canvas. Ian McEwan then speaks to us from the passage, considering honestly what it means to be persistent in prayer.

David McAdam, from Bethany Christian Trust, speaks about the story of Naaman and shares how God’s work often involves the insignificant, humbly serving.

Alastair speaks about the story of Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts 8 and invites us to consider how we can follow God’s calling in our lives.

Alastair speaks about Paul’s final greetings to the Corinthians as he sends young Timothy to carry on his work. We are given the challenge: just because you are young, don’t think God won’t use you.

As we close our celebrations of the European Championships, and commission six new Street Pastors, Alastair speaks about Jesus and the woman of Samaria, and the challenge to love the people of our city.

As the first day of our European Championships cycling events draws to a close, Alastair speaks about Zacchaeus and Bartimaeus and how Jesus saw them through the crowds and helped both of them to really see.