Andy Winter explains that we cannot acheive the high ideals embodied in the Fruits of the Spirit in our own strength, but only by the power of the Holy Spirit within us.

Patrick talks about the various symbols that the bible uses for the Holy Spirit. He emphasises that these are not what the Holy Spirit really is, but are helpful to describe his character.

Frances explains that among many other things The Holy Spirit enables us to be born again into a new family and to become subjects in a new kingdom which begins now, and secondly gives us wisdom to know how to live lives which please God and which are suitable for a citizen of heaven.

The Holy Spirit came at Pentecost. Right? Jolyon explains that the Holy Spirit has been active right from the beginning and throughout the Old Testament.

Who or what is the Holy Spirit? A ghost? A force? No. In the first of our series on 'knowing the Holy Spirit', Frances explains that he is a person, equal with God and Jesus.

Phillip explains that John wrote his gospel "that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name", and like John and those early deciples, we too are tasked with passing on the gospel bringing life to those around us.

On Easter Sunday Patrick explains that the women visiting the tomb on that first Easter morning, didn't understand the significance of what they saw. Until they remembered Jesus' words...

On Palm Sunday, Jolyon and Patrick reflect on the events of that first Palm Sunday.

Jill asks "What is your attitude to change"? Does it scare you or excite you?

On Mothering Sunday, Frances explains that we are called to love the whole family of God no matter how much it hurts.