David speaks about remembering people who have suffered, laying down their lives for other people, especially Jesus who suffered the Cross and laid down His life for us.

David concludes our series on God’s vision for his church by looking at how the church is sent into the world to be salt and light, transforming society and changing lives with the love and good news of Jesus.

John talks about Enoch, who, by God's grace, pleased God and walked with him.  What about us?

Geoff talks about our first ordinary hero of faith Abel and what he teaches us about worship.

We will all face times of difficulty and sorrow, so how can we handle suffering well? What are the resources that Christianity offers? David encourages us to open our hearts and switch on our brains.

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God wants his church to be a serving church. But how can we serve without sinking? David encourages us to consider our motivation for serving and God’s vision of an interdependent community.

David explores how God’s vision for his church includes being a community of people sharing lives together; loving, serving, encouraging and forgiving one another.

Geoff looks at Psalm 65 and how it encourages us to give thanks to God.

David explores God’s desire for his church and how this can compare to our expectations. God is seeking a steadfast church devoted to the apostle’s teaching, to fellowship, the breaking of bread and to prayer.

David opens a new series looking at God’s vision for his church. We look at some of the images of the church in the book of Ephesians and consider how the church is called to be sacred, for at the centre is a holy God.