What does it look like to put Christ first at work? In this conversation, Jim and Jon talk about life at work, working for Jesus, how to respond to authority and also how to be Jesus to those that you are responsible for.

This one’s about living for Christ Alone where we’re usually the most real, honest and authentic - at home. Whoever's in and around your place we find out how Paul still speaks to the heart of our relationships.

'Im all in....' It can be a scary phrase of total commitment. To be all in with God we first and foremost need Jesus. His salvation, his help, his words, his peace. We also need each other. How can we be all in with Jesus?

With a General Election on the horizon, how should we get involved with the voting process? What should we look for in our political parties and what should our heart towards them be? Natalie Williams from Jubilee+ joins us to help us think through the next few weeks.

In the New Testament prophesying is no longer limited to isolated figures. All are encouraged to covet to prophecy. Hearing God’s word intensifies the awareness of his presence in the church.

It’s Pentecost Sunday!! As we remember the events of 2000 years ago, in Jerusalem, when God poured out his Spirit on the first disciples, Jim speaks of the huge implications of this event - both globally and personally!

Christianity isn’t meant to stay mint-in-the-box but gets lived out with all sorts of people. This one takes a closer look at the radical ways Jesus invites us to love like Him living for Christ alone together.

We have been raised with Christ. What does that mean for how we live on earth? The Apostle Paul says that because of the gospel, we need to 'take off' those things that were associated with our old life - specifically our sexual ethics and our use of words.

Halfway through his letter to the Colossians, Paul reminds them of the resurrection of Christ and the identification of Christians with him. We look above. And then Paul speaks about the return of Christ as the great event towards which we look forward.

At the start of a new term, Jim reminds us of our vision to love God and love people so that lives and communities are transformed. This will happen as we spent time with Jesus, become like Jesus and do as Jesus did.