Paul the apostle tells us that the greatest revelation of God’s wisdom was God sending his Son to be our saviour, and that his plan for revealing this to the world is the church. How can we, as individuals and as the body of Christ, play our part in this great privilege?

The shepherds of Jesus’ day were viewed as irreligious, poor and dirty. So why is it good news for us that God chose the less-respected when he revealed the saviour of the world?

Like Mary the mother of Jesus, God calls each one of us for a purpose. Will we, like Mary, believe Him for it? Will we, like Mary, begin to live out that calling, anticipating it’s fulfilment in the future? And will we, like Mary, stick to it through the uncertain times ahead and celebrate the victories along the way? Mary shows us the way of faith, and invites us to join her on the journey.

John the Baptist told people to prepare the way for Jesus, but what does that mean for us today? How can we prepare for Jesus in our lives?

Christmas is a busy time of year with so much to pack in - shopping, cooking, visiting family, possibly even going to Church. But Christmas is about so much more. Christmas is about an adventure - the greatest adventure on Earth. Hear Pads Dolphin describe this adventure during our 2012 Carol Service.

In our second service of Advent, Pads Dolphin looks at how we can be preparing for Jesus' return through living out the gospel in the world around us.

Our final Alpha session for Autumn 2012 looks at the role of the Church in Christian life. What actually is the church? What does the Bible say about meeting together with other believers?

As the seasons of Advent begins, we look at what the Bible says about the return of King Jesus, and what that means for us.

Steve Rudman looks at Paul's letter to the Romans and his instructions to love oneanother. How can we, as a church, show love to oneanother? Why is it so important?