Our world is perfectly designed to capture our attention and cultivate it away from God and his purposes for our lives. What if there was one thing, one practice from God, something we can all pivot to, that panders to the best in us and God's purposes for us?

"Pivot: Meeting Jesus - Stephen" Sam continued our series "Pivot" by looking at Stephen in Acts 6 and 7 and how knowing the living God changed where he was going and lead him to serve.

In today's talk Pete tells us about a wee man and his but! Yep, you guessed it, he is looking at the well known story of Zacchaeus. The passage can be found in Luke 19, with the action taking place just days before Jesus' arrest. So what is it about this wee man and his large but that means Jesus goes out of his way to help him. Listen to find out more.

What if you met Jesus face-to-face and he knew not just everything about you, but everything you could be as well? Well, that's exactly what happens to Nathanael! In this talk Paul walks us through this amazing moment captured in John chapter 1. The question is, how much do you want to invest?

What we give our lives to can seem a waste to others. But we know that for what we love, we pour out our lives over, anointing what we value the most. Why would someone value Jesus and waste their lives to anoint him?

Jesus tells us that the Kingdom of God is closer to us than the air we breathe. Scripture tells us again and again that God is waiting for us to seek him and for us to find him.

So why so often do we end up far away from God, instead of close to him. How might we find God when he is so ready to meet us?

In Jesus' third resurrection appearance we have the miracle of no fish, the amazing 153 fish, the strange instructions of Jesus. And yet none of this is that important. Listen as Pete unpacks John 21 to find out what really is important.

The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. It is something for us to experience and take part in, but how do we do that?

What do you make of the resurrection? Is it just the strange story of a man in AD33 being raised from the dead, or is there more to it? Paul takes a look at the facts, the meaning, and the call hidden in John 20:1-18. Is it time to tell your story?

For if we have been united with him in a death like his, we will certainly also be united with him in a resurrection like his.” (Romans 6:5) – What does it mean, really, in practice, for a follower of Jesus to “die” – and why would I want to???