A sermon given by Greg Downes from the Kingfisher Trust. Greg travels the country with a mission to equip, motivate and inspire Christians to spread the good news of Jesus.

Abi interviews Scott who attended the recent Alpha course at Holy Trinity. Scott describes the positive experience he encountered on the Alpha course and how it has had a positive impact in his life and with his relationship with Jesus.

Sharing Jesus continues with thinking about invitation. How can we invite people into the life of faith in Christ? How does an invitation work best? What makes for a godly invitation? We end with an exhortation to get going!

This new series, Sharing Jesus, starts with the idea that sharing Jesus is part of our life as disciples. Abi took us through the model of Belong, Believe, Be Filled, Be Changed, Be Sent. What is Jesus leading you to in this season?

"God is a God of encounter. His desire to meet with us is wired into his very DNA! This week, Jonathan reflects on the importance of having a lifestyle in which encountering Jesus through the Holy Spirit is central, not an optional extra. He explores ways we can do this and invites us to commit to pursuing the presence of God afresh in our lives."

Jonathan continues our series "A Light Shines in the Darkness" by exploring Isaiah 61, and our need to come before God in weakness. God gives where he finds empty hands! We are invited to enter again into the excitement of our relationship with God, to trust that he is able to come to reach us in our deepest pain and need.

A Light Shines In The Darkness – this week we look at the comfort of God coming to relieve our burdens and to turn the page on our experience. God’s comfort is rooted in us being his people, being forgiven, being journeyed with and being helped by God himself.

Abi started our series on “A Light Shines In The Darkness” thinking about waiting on the Lord. Do we really desire to take hold of the promises of God? Waiting is not a passive pursuit but a time to dig in to the character and nature of God and allow him to give us strength.

In the final week of our series on 1 Thessalonians, Abi talked about the “Day of the Lord” and how we can be confident in our faith. We have a destiny in Christ, a decision to make, and a changing discourse to establish, where we build each other up, speaking truth and love to each other. The reading is 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11.

This Remembrance Sunday, Abi talked about how we can live in the present, being informed by the past but not bound by it; and being drawn to God’s future that he has for us, without fear but in faith. The reading is from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-end.