This is the one where Jesus picks up the greatest expectations of our hearts and shows us they're fulfilled in Him

How do we live as Christians in a tough world? Kieran continues our teaching series looking at Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount.

We continue our series in The Sermon on the Mount by considering Jesus’ challenging statement ‘Blessed are the persecuted’. What might it mean to face opposition for Jesus’ sake?

Jesus said ‘blessed are the merciful’, but being merciful doesn’t always come naturally… Natalie Williams helps us see what being merciful might look like today.

As Ace on TV's Gladiators, Warren got to live the life he'd always dreamed of - but that success didn't offer everything he needed. Here's Warren's story of how his life changed entirely after he did the Alpha Course.   For more information about Alpha, visit tkc.org.uk/alpha

Our new series begins. We look at four of Jesus' radical opening statements - known as The Beatitudes. Jesus tells us what true happiness looks like and it is to be found in those who mourn, who are meek, who are poor in Spirit and who hunger for righteousness. What did he mean?

To be a Christian is to follow Jesus as King and Lord. What does that actually mean? What does life in His Kingdom look like? Jim explores these questions as he introduces a new teaching series from the Sermon on the Mount.

After our ‘God is…’ series this one asks how anyone might know what true love is and that God is love.

On two occassions in the Bible God is described as Holy, Holy, Holy. Why is his holiness so significant?  God is not whatever we want him to be - he is who he is. And a greater understanding of his holiness may be the thing we need most in 2022.

In a world that’s always changing, what would it mean to have a God that never changes? Harry Lunt continues our God Is series.