God is everlasting, but our time on earth is limited. Frances encourages us to to consider how we use that time wisely.

Phillip explains the difference between ownership and stewardship.

What does God mean when he says we are to 'rule and subdue' the earth? Isn't that a carte blanche to do what we like? Jill explains our responsibilities.

At our Harvest service, Patrick asks "How grateful are we for all that God has provided?"

Jolyon concludes our studies in Ephesians with a call to stand firm in the spiritual armour that God has provided for us.

Patrick explains the background to this sometimes controversial passage in Ephesians and shows what Paul was really saying when he wrote it.

Phillip sums up Paul's message in three memorable statements:

We are different.

Be different.

Make a difference.

As we resume our studies in Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus, Frances looks at how Paul's instructions apply to us in our situations. How do we avoid 'going along with the crowd'? To what extent are our lives indistinguishable from those around us, and how open are we to allowing God to change that?

In the last of our series on the Psalms, Frances speaks about the importance building good releationships with each other.

Phillip continues our series on the Psalms with Psalm 103, which speaks about God's character.