Does God choose us? Or do we choose God? The Bible says both. How can two seemingly opposite Bible truths be true? In this talk we explore these themes and look at a part of the Bible described as 'The Alps' of scripture.

The wonderful news of the Christian faith is that everyone who calls on the name of Jesus will be saved. But saved from what? Why do we need to be saved? And is this still relevant in 2025?

Abraham died, but before he did, what parts of God's promises—those he left everything to pursue—did he actually get to see fulfilled?

Join us this week as Abraham has a shocking command from God that seems to go against God's earlier promise. William unpacks how Abraham still trusted God, and how we can do the same, even when we may not know what God is doing.

What do we do when we doubt God’s promises? For 24 years Abram and Sarai have lived with the promise of descendants, but nothing’s happened yet, and the thought now makes them laugh! But “Is anything too hard for the Lord?”

Gavin Calver, CEO of the Evangelical Alliance, encourages us to be 'balanced' Christians - those who are brave and kind. People who are faithful, who have a message, who serve and who take risks.

Abraham is commended for his faith, but even he and his wife Sarah have a moment when their faith falters and they try to make God's promises happen their own way. The consequences are tragic - but God's faithfulness and compassion shine through. We see how growing in faith means waiting patiently, persisting in prayer and our walk with Him, and trusting that, in His timing, He will do all He has promised.

Abraham's adventure has begun and after a few detours and setbacks, God calls him to look up and look at the stars... In this message, we think about honesty, perspective and covenant.

This is the beginning of a series looking at the life of Abraham. An ordinary man, living an ordinary life, called by God to be part of His extraordinary plans for humanity.

Paul wrote to the Corinthians that we live by faith and not by sight. How might we live by faith in 2025? If faith is being confident in what we do not yet see, what are we believing God for that at present seems impossible? Join Jim as he gives us a vision to be a people of faith in 2025.