In Romans 12 Paul urges us to offer our bodies as living sacrifices. How we view our bodies is so important both for our own benefit and for the advancement of the Kingdom.

We had a great weekend with Paul and Sarah Oakley ministering to us.

Exciting times for us all - and especially three people who have decided to be baptised.

Life is full of uncertainties, challenges, and disappointments. We all face moments where hope seems distant, and fear, doubt, or despair try to take over. But as followers of Christ, we are called to choose hope—not just as a feeling, but as a firm decision rooted in God’s promise.

When we give our sacrifice of praise to God as a testimony to His name, there's a strategic importance because it helps us prepare for what God has in store for us.

Ruth explores how bringing a new covenant sacrifice of praise is good for us and those around us in bringing breakthrough.

Ruth and Pete outline the history and the future of the building and the opportunity to buy it.

Lawrence helps us see others and ourselves according to the Spirit, sets us free to take great risks for God.

Martyn helped us think through together of how the Holy Spirit is also called 'the Spirit of Jesus', and 'the Spirit of your Father'; so my spirit actually communes with all the Members of the Godhead. Developing individual communion with the Lord isn't easy nowadays, what with the intrusive digital world and the busyness of life's demands - nevertheless, the habit of hearing the knock of Jesus on my heart's door and then surrendering to Him joining me in my spirit over a meal and intimate conversation (Revelation 3:20) is so wonderful.

Fire on the mountain or fire on our heads? Same fire, same presence of the Lord but completely different covenental contexts. Let's be 'very bold' as the Apostle Paul encourages us to be as we steward His presence in our day.