Looking at the resurrection through the eyes of Thomas, we see his character and eventually his faith and worship. The love of Jesus for us is shown in the scars he still carries. He will reach out to the doubter.

On Easter Sunday we celebrate the empty tomb - the moment that all history changes. Will you let it change your history too? Kieran shares a message about the hope we can all know this Easter.

Jesus the King enters Jerusalem, crowds cheer, but his entry into the city is not what's normally expected of royalty.....

In this final part of our Life Less Ordinary series, Kevin Payne unpacks Jesus’ challenging story of the wise and foolish builders. Are we taking Jesus’ teaching seriously and building our lives on the rock? Or are we only listening to his words and not doing them - and building our lives on the sand?

We draw towards the end of our series from The Sermon on the Mount. Jesus wants us to respond to all that he has been saying. And he warns us about false teachers and says "be careful!" He then calls us to fully live lives of obedience to the Father in heaven.

The end. Jesus has finished his famous 'Sermon on the Mount'. Now he asks us to act on what we have heard. Which way do we go and which path do we take?

Jesus invites us talk to God, to ask, seek and knock. But for what? And how can he promise a 100% success rate?

“Do not judge, or you too will be judged” are some of Jesus’ most famous, most challenging, and most misunderstood words. As we continue in our series on The Sermon on the Mount, Dan helps us understand how Jesus wants us to understand them.

In our latest installment of the Sermon On The Mount series Lucy shares how, despite living in an anxious and troubled world, Jesus' words can help us find true freedom from worry.

In our latest message from the Sermon On The Mount, Jesus encourages us to live life with a long-term view. Are we making choices today that impact eternity or are we just living for the here and now?

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