John continues our Family on Mission series by looking at the parable of the sower. This describes the difference between converts and disciples and how we are called to provide good soil for faith to grow and flourish.

Nick continues our Family on Mission series by looking at the incarnational nature of our mission. We are called to partner with God to show the world what he is like.

Mark continues our Family on Mission series by looking at the significance of food and meals to the church and how this is particularly expressed in communion.

Becca continues the Family on Mission series by looking at how we are called to partner with God to bring about the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven

Emily continues our series called Family on Mission by looking at how the early church practiced radical community and how we can take very practical steps to follow their example.

Rob continues the teaching series about Family on Mission by looking at the meaning of 'Koinonia', the New Testament word translated as 'Fellowship' or 'Community'. Rob reminds us of the power of being united by a common cause.

John continues with the Family on Mission series by looking a the foundation of our mission: to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to the world.

John starts the new teaching series called Family on Mission. He looks at how God reflects family, being Father, Son and Holy Spirit and how we are welcomed into this family through the work of Jesus. We are now called to live together as family on mission.

Mark discusses the meaning of life and how this question finds its ultimate answer in Jesus. There is also information about the upcoming Alpha Course which is due to start on 14th January.

Emily and Brooke look at Luke 1:26-55 and discuss the amazing response of Mary to the Angel Gabriel who told her that she was going to give birth to a son who would be a great king. In this, we are challenged to be faithful, brave and obedient to the word of God.