Tim Sheppard - How well do you really know God? The prophet Micah's name means 'Who is like the LORD?' and it invites us to meditate on the character of God. Rather than taking his forgiveness for granted, Micah begins by inviting us to see the seriousness with which God takes sin: a God who judges evil, even amongst his own people. Are we worshipping the God who reveals himself in Micah, or have we made a god of our own design?

Aneirin Glyn - The day of the LORD is near. God speaks through the prophet Joel to wake us up to the seriousness of what is coming, and to show us what is our only hope.

William Taylor - The death of Jesus, intended and planned by God, is a priceless event whose impact is global and eternal. Disciples consistently undervalue it – Jesus wants us to see it for what it is.

William Taylor - The death of Jesus, intended and planned by God, is a priceless event whose impact is global and eternal. Disciples consistently undervalue it – Jesus wants us to see it for what it is.

Gwilym Davies - What is a proportionate response to the Lord Jesus? At first glance, Mary’s actions in John 12 look unhinged, and Judas’ response is just common sense. But once we’ve understood the life, the love, the glory and the grace of the Lord Jesus, we’ll see that Mary has got her response to Jesus just right – and we’ll follow in her steps.

Gwilym Davies - What is a proportionate response to the Lord Jesus? At first glance, Mary’s actions in John 12 look unhinged, and Judas’ response is common sense. But once we’ve understood the life, the love, the glory and the grace of the Lord Jesus, we’ll see that Mary has got her response to Jesus just right – and we’ll follow in her steps.

Phil Hudson - Generosity is a beautiful thing. In 2 Corinthians 9 we see how the grace of God produces generosity, supplies for generosity and is expressed through generosity.

Drew Balch - Money matters! We wrongly fool ourselves when we think that our wallets have little or nothing to do with our Christian walk. That is a huge lie that we tend to believe and that the devil uses to limit our own blessings, to limit our praise of God, to limit others being blessed and to limit churches from partnering together.

Gwilym Davies - What does wholeheartedness actually look like? An extravagantly emotional response? A serene enjoyment of God’s pleasure? The book of Nehemiah teaches us that when the Lord works to stir our hearts, he gives us a heart for his work. If we’re wholehearted in response to the gospel, we’ll give ourselves to the work of building his people.

Gwilym Davies - What does wholeheartedness actually look like? An extravagantly emotional response? A serene enjoyment of God’s pleasure? The book of Nehemiah teaches us that when the Lord works to stir our hearts, he gives us a heart for his work. If we’re wholehearted in response to the gospel, we’ll give ourselves to the work of building his people.