Can any intelligent person seriously consider the life of Jesus presented by the gospel writers is a myth? In this talk Brian presents in summary a thesis that in spite of His humble origins, not only is the man Jesus unarguably the most influential person who ever lived, He is the only one qualified to be an all sufficient saviour.

Sarah Webb talks about the importance of silence and solitude and what Elijah shows us about navigating these spiritual disciplines.

Pete talks to us about the poem and the problem in Ecclesiastes 3:1-13 which revolves around the highs and lows of life and how we can often only see one piece of the larger jigsaw.

Sometimes God's call on our lives is clear and obvious. At other times we seem to hear nothing at all. How are we to tell the difference? The ninth part of our [un]qualified series looks at the life of David and how God used him in extraordinary ways.

A young girl intercedes with a King to save a nation from destruction. What does that mean for us in 2019?

Ben Parker talks about God's plan for the world and what it means to be a child of God.

The story of Legion and what we can learn from his life changing interaction and transformation.

Sometimes God is willing to go to exceptional lengths to convince us that His love for us is not only unconditional, it’s unfathomable and unreasonable. The second ‘Why Me?’ of our [un]qualified series uncovers new depths to God’s love through the story of Gomer and Hosea.

Brian Durrant continues our (Un)qualified series - How do we make sense of all the suffering in the world, and our own trials and tribulations – what is God is doing - does He really love us? The Bible says our suffering isn’t worth comparing with the ‘glory’ that will be revealed in us – what is all that about??? How can we ‘choose joy’?