Phillip challenges us to count the cost of NOT being a disciple of Jesus.

What did Jesus mean when he said "You must hate your mother and father and give up your possessions"? Frances explains what it means to be a disciple of Jesus.

At the first of our new Oxshott Family Praise services, Josy speaks about worrying and why God says we mustn't.

At our Harvest Communion service Jill speaks about God's immense love and provision for us, and why he tells us to "stop worrying!".

In the last of our series on Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus, Chris reminds us that God has provided all the protective spiritual clothing we need to face everything that is against us, but it is of no use unless we actually 'put it on'!

David explains that, as Paul describes, we have passed from darkness to light, and therefore we must live as people in the light. This affects all our relationships with our families, business lives and indeed everyone we meet.

Accepting Jesus' salvation has brought about a radical change in our lives, but that must be reflected in our behaviour.

We are to show our unity in Christ by loving and serving one another, recognising that all our gifts are equally important and essential.

Are you wise, ready and prepared? Or are you putting off the coming of the Kingdom in your own mind until another day?

Jesus is questioned by the chief priests and elders when teaching in the Temple after his triumphant arrival in Jerusalem and He challenges them and us today with parables asking whether we are just going through the motions or truly living out a Christian life.