Evil, violent and the largest city on earth - was this ‘Mission Impossible’ for a lone miscreant messenger? Brian Durrant takes the Jonah story and applies its lessons to life in the days of Covid-19.

Jason Clark uses three stories of miracles births that give us a window into how God wants to birth the impossible within us whilst starting the first part of our (im)Possible series.

Laraine concludes our series on ‘Choose Joy’ by thinking about how the Philippians gave sacrificially and shared with Paul, allowing us today to reflect on our own relationships. She outlines how we need to have a look introspectively to consider how our purpose lines up with that of the gospel. And of course, remind ourselves of Gods great love for us all.

Pete in the second to last talk on Philippians unpacks the Apostle Paul's understanding of why IT won't bring contentment. We then learn how Paul could be content despite his circumstances. Philippians 4 1-13.

Paul in prison facing a death sentence faced enormous uncertainty and instability. Yet he found how to access God's presence no matter what he was facing. He also tells us how we can access this too.

In Philippians chapter 3 Paul writes with passion of his desire “to know Christ and the power of his resurrection…”. In this talk Brian Durrant considers whether this is a reality with which we readily identify and what are the inhibitors which may dull our own passion for Jesus and communion with Him.

How much of Jesus do we have in our lives? Do we want more of him? We explore that that means and how Jesus comes closer to us.

How do we measure life rightly? Where are we going in the midst of COVID. The story of the crossing of the Red Sea will help us.

Joy in Friendship: what we can learn about dedication to the gospel, unity, being present and having the courage to obey God (from Timothy and Epaphroditus).

Building on the foundation of who Jesus is and what He has done for us, Paul calls us to grow in Christ and to rejoice. Brian unpacks the passage and what it means to 'work out our salvation'.