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A five word phrase that God repeats over and over and again in the bible. Before we look for power, we must understand the relationship we are being offered...
The Bible teaches that it should be normal for Christians to hear God speak, to exercise spiritual gifts and to witness in the power of the Holy Spirit. What does that look like and why does it matter? Jim kicks off our new teaching series - Everyday Supernatural
This one looks back at Moses' life through something like an 'epitaph' at the end of Deuteronomy 34. It considers what God remembered about Moses' life and how He might remember us.
Death can seem like a hopeless end; but the resurrection instead offers us endless hope. This talk helps us see how we can experience hope in a tough world.
God's plan was to make his home among the people... But how much did they want it, and what would God do when they turned their backs on him?
As we celebrate the 25th birthday of our King's Money Advice Centre, we take time to consider God's amazing grace and kindness towards us. He is the God who cancels our debts.
Moses leads the Israelites to Mount Sinai where they have a powerful encounter with God. Lucy continues our Moses series and unpacks what this encounter can tell us about God’s character.
The Israelites are in the desert, desperately thirsty, and the only water they can find is bitter. God calls Moses to throw a piece of wood into the bitter water and it becomes sweet - and in the same way, Jesus is able to turn the bitterest things in our lives sweet as well. Terry Virgo continues our Moses series.
Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt and they end up on the edge of the Red Sea - there’s no way forward and the Egyptian army are pursuing them. What do they do? Moses instructs them to stand firm and be still because the Lord will fight for you. How can we learn to do the same?
How do we respond when God calls us to a seemingly impossible mission? Harry shares some lessons from Moses in Exodus 3-4
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