Steve Withington continues our Good Shepherd series with a look at the parable of the lost sheep, and what that tells us about the nature of God.

Alan Jamieson looks at Judaism, Christianity and Islam, their similarities and differences, and how we are to relate to and share with those of other faiths.

Alan Jamieson looks at the way in which bad shepherds can scatter and hurt God's flock, how God promises to rescue and restore all lost sheep, and how these times of hurt and bitterness can be times of deep encounter with God.

What is the bible? Why do we read it? Why do Christians see it as so important? Colin Burt examines the authority of scripture and how it is vital in understand God's story and his goal for his creation.

Alan Jamieson continues our series on the Good Shepherd, looking at God's message given through Ezekiel to the exiled Israelites.

Is Jesus the only way to God? Are all religions the same or is there something special about Jesus? Alan Jamieson takes a look.

Alan Jamieson begins our series on The Good Shepherd with a look at Psalm 23 and the image of God as the Good Shepherd that is revealed there.

Alan Jamieson looks at how we play the money game, how we can do so with generosity, and whether God might actually be calling us to change the nature of the game entirely.

Jo Robertson examines what it means to be generous, to live a life in which obeying and trusting God and being generous to all others is more important than our own security.

How are we to live and be generous in a way that means that all people everywhere can flourish? How does God want us to live so that this can happen?