In the first of our lent series on the beatitudes, Karen explains what Jesus' teaching means for us today.

In the last of our present series, looking at the example of Moses and Jethro, Phillip tells us that sometimes we need to let go of some things we are doing, often by delegating them to someone else, in order to find time to do something better for God.

Just like the manna for the Isrealites, God's provision for us is new every morning and we must claim it every day. We can't just rely on his previous provisions for us.

The Isrealites, like us, were only human and changed quickly from praising God for delivering them from Egypt to complaining to God that they were now in a worse state! Frances asks us to look at who we are, who God is and how we can build up our "muscle" of faith.

At our Oxshott Family Praise, Jill speaks about the need to celebrate all God's goodness to us.

In Exodus, the Hebrews were told to remember and follow God's instructions, and David reminds us that in the New Testament Jesus also asks us to remember Him and what He has instructed us to do.

Moses learnt the hard way that God can always be trusted to fulfil His promises.

In the first of our new series, Chris looks at how Moses and the Isrealites did and didn't deal with discouragement, and shows what we can learn from this for when we are faced with discouragement.

On Epiphany Sunday, Frances looks at some of the background to the Christmas story. It is not just a sentimental story for the children, but it shows that God is powerfully at work in our world.

Jill speaks about Jesus' humility, obedience and love for us. How do these three values affect us today?