Daniel looks at the question Jesus asked his disciples: 'Why were you so afraid?', having been in a boat with them, apparently on the verge of sinking in the storm.

Geoff looks into the question posed by Jesus: 'Who do you say that I am?', and considers how the events preceding the passage provide signposts to who He is.

'Seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile.'

David looks into the letter from Jeremiah to the exiles in Babylon, considering how we are to avoid the perils of either separation from the surrounding culture or being assimilated into the culture, instead working to be a blessing to our community.

David Short looks at integrating faith and work, looking at God's original plan for work in Eden and how we are motivated to work now in a secular world.

David Short speaks about the call for justice as a strong thread through all scripture and in particular from Jesus' teaching. This is motivated not by pride or shame but by following God.

David talks about the importance of community and sharing lives.

This is the first of a new series about the central beliefs of Christianity - the 'non-negotiables'.

In this session David Short speaks about the Gospel and the need for it to be central to our lives, our hearts and minds.

Visiting speaker Jo Frost, director of communications and engagement at Evangelical Alliance, speaks about Abram meeting and being blessed by Melchizedek. This is the time that Abram learns a new name for God: the Lord Most High and acknowledges that God is his sole provider.

David looks at Paul's shipwreck on his way to Rome as a prisoner and discusses what trials can cause us to fall away, but also that even though God does not promise all shall be well, he does promise to stand with us.