“Only people who see take off their shoes”, Ruth Bamford reads Exodus 3: 1 – 15 and Adrian Roux reflects on this story of Moses and the burning bush. The hymns are StF 745 “For all the saints” and 503 “Love divine, all loves excelling”. The podcast is presented by Alan Ewart-James.

Today's podcast is all about becoming more like Jesus, and focuses on John 6: 53-69. Gill Songer gives the reflection and Liz Talbot reads. The worship is led by Hugh as we sing:

StF 432  -  All of You and none of me – Theodore Monod

StF 489  -  Knowing You Jesus, knowing you   -  Graham Kendrick

For this service, the reflection, given by Revd. K Taylor, is upon God’s mercy and how the Canaanite Women persisted with asking Jesus and then, how God’s mercy is shared through him.  This is based on Matthew 15 verses 21 to 28, read by Steward French.  Songs include “At The Name Of Jesus & “Take My Life And Let It Be”.

This week’s podcast is introduced by Lisa. Jane reads to us from Matthew 14:22-33 and Hugh brings us our reflection for the week. Our prayers are taken from the Roots material for this Sunday and our songs are ‘The Lord’s my Shepherd I’ll not want’ (481), ‘Oceans (where feet may fail)’ and ‘Will you come and follow me if I but call your name?’ (673).

Our reflection, by Dwight Harris, looks what it means to be a Christian from within rather than what the world expects to see. Paul Mission reads Acts 26, verses 24 to 32. Alan Ewart-James is the Worship Leader. Songs are "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" and "Great is our faithfulness".

Rev Kevin reflects on discipleship, how we all contribute to God’s work, no matter small and how our differences do not hinder us. Kevin also reflects on the cost of disciple, the joys and challenges. Richard reads Matthew 13: 31 to 33 and 44 to 52 and songs include “Best Of All, God is With Us” and “Will You Come and Follow Me”

This week’s podcast is introduced by Lisa. Ruth reads to us from Genesis 28, and Revd Gill Songer reflects on knowing God’s presence with us, and being God’s presence to others. Our Songs are from Singing the Faith – 20 ‘Be still for the presence of the Lord, the Holy One, is here’ and 51 ‘Great is Thy faithfulness’.

“You must be born again!” says Jesus - Dwight Harris puts the pieces together as we look at  John 3:1 – 17. The reading is read by Liz Talbot and Hugh Burnham leads and sings 394 (Singing the Faith) “Spirit of God unseen as the wind” and the song “Waymaker”.

This podcast this week is introduced by Alan Ewart-James. Stewart French is the reader and the reflection is given by Revd. Kevin Taylor. We are looking at Matt 11: 16 to 19 and 25 – 30. Kevin shows how salvation is not determined by intellect but by revelation from God. We sing I heard the voice of Jesus say and O Jesus I have promised; 248 and 553 in Singing the Faith.

This week’s podcast, for the final Sunday of Bible Month, is introduced by Lisa. Jane reads from Philippians chapter 4 and Revd Gill Songer brings us our reflection for the week. Our songs are both performed by the National Methodist Virtual Choir during Covid lockdowns – ‘10,000 reasons’ and ‘In Christ alone’.