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.

Tim Stone talks about Joshua and how he responded to God's call to him to be 'strong and courageous'.

John Barringer speaks about Paul's testimony and witness to the rulers of Judea.

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.