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This year has been a bit of a roller coaster. When the world is upside down, how do we make sure we don't lose what's most valuable to us? When things are broken, how do we find hope? In this message from Carols at King's, Kieran helps us remember how to find our hope in Jesus.
We look at the home of Mary, Martha and Lazarus to see what life was like when God was with them in their home. He transformed all their values and expectations.
As we prepare to celebrate Christmas this is first of two messages looking at names for Jesus from the Bible. They help us remember who he is and why we have so much to celebrate from his birth even after all these years.
Are you feeling loved today? It seems like the world is a tough place with not much love going around. So if your love tank is empty, how can we fill it and share it with others (even when we don't always feel like it).
In this message Tim looks at the God's passion for fixing the broken and restoring our relationship with him
All through the bible we’re called to walk with God. In this message from New Ground Sunday, Dave Holden helps us see what it is to walk with God individually, as a church, and as a family of churches.
Jesus wrote to a church in Ephesus and commended them for many things - however, he had one thing against them - they had lost their first love. But Jesus doesn't leave them there - he gives them a clear road map for rediscovering their first love and passion. What can we learn from Jesus' amazing words in Revelation 2.
In this, the first message in our new teaching series, Jim explores how easy it can be to lose our love, passion and enthusiasm for Jesus - especially in a year like the one we've lived through. How do we remember our first love? It starts as we remember that we are first loved and grasp the amazing, relentless, never-ending love of God.
Steve shares the last message in our Church Without Walls series from the book of Revelation. It's all about being ready.
Do you have difficult neighbours? Or maybe you are a difficult neighbour! In this talk Kieran explores how it may be possible to love our neighbours.
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