Wendy speaks from Mark 6, exploring what our priorities are, whether we just replace one type of busyness for another, rather than getting away with God. Pete and Nicki also give some updates on what is happening in the life of the church.

Pete Sims walks us through the story of the Good Samaritan, and how we can live out its message and example whilst continuing social distancing. We also finish with an update from Nicki Sims on the church in action over the past week.

As we look around at a world that appears substantially different than only a two weeks ago, Nicki takes us into Luke 5 to look at how we will respond during this time. Will we stay the same, or adapt and thrive in the new thing that God is doing. We also get an update from Pete of the amazing testimonies we’ve seen breakout in our community within the past week.

As Christians we are not immune from sickness and suffering, but we can be assured that God is with us no matter what we face. Pete and Nicki speak into the unprecedented times that we are living in, reminding us that we ARE the church and encouraging us to love others well, especially those who are most vulnerable or at risk.

Matt takes us into John 8, to see if this well-known story about Jesus can show us practical ways in which we can love like Him.

There's a battle raging for our hearts. In a world where so many things clamour for our affection, Nicki begins our new theme, Jesus, Love Him, by exploring what it means for us to make Jesus our first love.

Efe invites us to switch our focus, building our lives on the WHO not the WHAT.

Lynsey invites us to yoke ourselves to Jesus, to remove the yoke and burden of other things and rely solely on Him.

Pete explores knowing Jesus like a child, having a childlike faith and moving from a cosy and comfortable to a walking on water life.

Speaking from Joshua 1:9, Nicki encourages us to venture beyond that which is certain, safe and comfortable into unknown territory with Jesus.