As we continue our series through Luke's Gospel, we look at the trial of Jesus and see a God of love.

The hardest thing to say to God sometimes is "not my will but yours". Joy Pickin uses three examples from her life to show us how we might overcome our will and see God's will done in our lives

Jesus models so much of life to us: how to pray, how to act appropriately and what real relationships look like.

In this talk Andy helps us say "not my will but yours" in each of these areas of our lives.

The Kingdom of God is an upside down Kingdom when compared to the world. In this talk Mark takes us through a conversation Jesus had with the disciples challenging them to think and behave differently to the world.

As we start a new occasional series on "What I've learned" Duncan looks at the role of fathers (and mothers). He thinks about earthly fathers, spiritual fathers and our heavenly father.

Jesus told his followers to "do this in remembrance of me". But what does it mean to remember. Beth takes us through Jesus' teaching on communion and why it is so important.

Things may look the same from the outside, but it the heart that counts. Beth takes a look at Judas and why he was able to betray Jesus, and helps us think about similar heart attitudes we may have

So what is to come? In Luke's Gospel Jesus gives us a glimpse of the future and in this talk Matt helps us understand what this all might mean but reminds us of what this should mean to how we live today.

Jesus noticed a certain poor woman giving two small coins and said - she has giving everything. In this talk Rob takes us through what giving and generosity should look like - be prepared to be challenged.

Who do we honour, and what do we do to try and create honour? In this passage Rob looks at three things about honour. 1. That Jesus is worthy of honour because of who he is. 2. That some try to show off and create honour and finally 3. someone giving of their all deserves honour.