Patrick Fleming and Charlene Lamb, members of our 'Life on Mondays' life group, take us through Psalm 63, looking at how David maintained his relationship with God through thick and thin, and pointing out what lessons we can learn from him.

This morning Frances Reeve, a member of our Fairoak Life Group, speaks about Waiting, Wonder and Witness in Psalm 40.

Before we can enjoy the joy of forgiveness we must dare to acknowledge our sin to God.

Charlie, Maloney, chaplain of St John's school, Leatherhead, speaks about Psalm 130.

Phillip examines David's psalm of praise. There are many reasons for us to praise God; not least because of what Jesus has done for us.

We are called to be united, but we all have our different gifts. What does it mean to be united in diversity?

Who am I? First and formost I am a child of God.

'But God made us alive!' Patrick speaks about perhaps the most pivotal moment in any passage of scripture as Paul describes the astonishing change that God has brought about for us.

Jolyon speaks about the immeasurable power available to us through the Holy Spirit.

In the first of our series on Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus, Frances draws out three key messages from the 'peon of praise' that Paul pours out in verses 3-14.

We are followers of Jesus Christ through God's initiative, God is supremly generous, and we have become a new community of God's own people.