Christianity is deeply personal but it should never be self centred. 

Pete challenges 2000 years of Greek-western thinking which seeks to convince us that ‘I’ am more important than ‘we’.

Ruth considers the discipline of serving as an overflow from a heart of love & worship.

The healthy diet of a disciple is a spirit led, bespoke mix of:

Personal With Others

• Prayer Generosity
• Fasting Worship
• Study (of God's Word) Celebration (feasting)
• Meditation Confession
• Solitude Fellowship
• Silence Witnessing
• Simplicity Serving

Remember you will only hear what is spoken directly into the mic.

In this sermon Nathan talks about the biblical context for sacrifice and the real cost of taking up your cross in day to day life.

It has always been God's desire to dwell with his people. The Holy Spirit within us makes our hearts His dwelling place.

Remember, you will only hear what is spoken into the microphone. Any comments from the room will not be picked up.

This quote from Kathryn Kuhlman echoes Eph 4:30, but what does it mean and why is it relevant to us today?

This is a recording of a meeting held to envision, launch and develop our new Upper Room Groups. The recording only picks up direct speaking into the microphone.

Jesus believes in the work He did on the cross for us. Staying free in Him is worth it.

Is Jesus your Lord? Have you lost your life, your everything, in order to find it in Him? Ruth challenges us to an all-in Peter style level of discipleship.