Geoff speaks about Moses and how God was able to take his limited resources, his fears and failures, and turn him into a faith hero.

David talks about Paul's arrest in Jerusalem after he travelled there knowing what lay ahead, and what it means to have courage.

David Short speaks about the four marks of the Christian message: courageous, compassionate, change-focussed and contested. Each of these was illustrated by Paul in his farewell to the church at Ephesus.

David Short looks at why people may have an irrational response to a rational gospel and looks at how Paul invested years using reason and persuasion to present the gospel.

Geoff looks at the importance in evangelism of the 99% of the church who are not paid staff. Tent makers Priscilla and Aquila are examined as examples of people who witness in their workplace.

David talks about Paul in Athens and how he reacted to the endemic idolatry.

How did Paul respond when faced with all the idols? He went out into the public square, the place to find out what was happening. He challenged their basic premises and responded with the whole gospel.

Everyone is seeking something that can only be found with Jesus. David unpacks Acts 16 to show how three very different people, in three very different ways, each came to find what they longed for in Jesus.

Geoff talks about Abraham - the Father of Faith and how, like Abraham we are called to be a blessing to all nations.

John Barringer speaks about Noah who was a man standing against the evil of the surrounding culture, walking with God as a righteous man.

David talks about the third Person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, looking at how he is revealed in the first outpouring of the Spirit on the Church.