Of all seven churches, Laodicea is the most outwardly successful and the most like us. In the last of the series, Brian asks what was the real underlying problem which made them so distasteful to Jesus, and what is the warning and the lesson for us?

What doors are closed to you this new year that you are struggling with? Will, you let Jesus have the keys to your life so he can open doors for you?

Is Jesus more real to you than anything else? Is He what all your life is centred around?

This talk explores the warning from Jesus of the danger of God becoming a friend with benefits, instead of someone our lives are centred around. What's at stake is missing out the best life God has for us.

Thyatira was a city without walls, vulnerable to external attack, but as with us, the real threat to the Church in Thyatira was not soldiers but seduction and a willingness to compromise and conform to the prevailing culture. Brian sets out in this talk timeless lessons from Thyatira for Christians in the 21st Century.

When God reveals Himself to us in a new way, it is His invitation to us to enter into a whole new level of relationship with Him. Isaiah saw the Lord, high and lifted up, full of holiness and glory. God was inviting him to be His prophet and speak for Him to a wandering nation, Israel. In the same way, He is inviting us into deeper relationship with Him and desiring for us to see Him in a whole new way!

This week, Pete continued the series looking at the Seven Churches of Revelation by exploring the letter written to the church in Pergamum. This was the third letter of seven written to churches located in Asia Minor in the late first century. The Apostle John penned these letters which were delivered to him in a vision from the resurrected, glorified Jesus.

In these letters, Jesus uses affirmation, warning, correction, promise, and reward to help these churches stay on track with his mission for them. Pergamum receives both praise and correction.

Ben looks at the way that the people of the church in Smyrna suffered for their faith, and asks us 'is it worth it' ?

Are you tired of not being who you were meant to be in Christ? How often do you get in the way of who you want to be? In this talk explore the key, the one thing that can help you not be your own worst enemy and step into more of who you were meant to be.

The Magi - Only Matthew tells this far fetched sounding tale of travellers led by stars and driven by a great expectation. His reasons for including this famous detail of the Christmas story may be deeper than first thought.

At Advent, Jesus comes to bring peace, but he does it by first causing conflict and division. Discover the real story of Christmas.