This week, Trevor Morgan shares with us some of the things he's learned as a software programmer. Are there parallels we can draw between the problems of software and the stories that dictate our lives as well?

Have you ever thought about thinking? I mean, as humans we have the ability to reflect on our experiences, and to learn from them. This week, we look at what it means to reflect on the past year, and what it would look like to learn from it.

This week we take some time to ask ourselves, what does it take to make a difference in our world? Do we have to have power, or money, or influence to make a difference, or can even the smallest and most insignificant of us change the world?

Christmas is a story of the greatest love incarnated, but it is so much more than that. We can't leave it as just a story, but instead we are called to incarnate that same love to the world around us.

It's unfortunate, but Christians are not always known as being joyful people. In fact, if you type "Why are Christians so..." into Google, it suggests "so mean?" as a completion for that question. This shouldn't be the case. This week we look at how we can learn to be more joyful people.

Christmas should be a time of hope: hope for a new year, hope for a better world, but it doesn't always work out that way. This week we look at the story of Christmas and what it means for our world today. What if this story is really about a new world?

I hate talking about money! It's the truth; I really can't stand it. The problem is the bible talks about it a lot. God cares about us and about our relationship to money and to our possessions. This week we look at what Jesus has to say to us about generosity, about giving and about blessing.

Lately our world seems to have lost its way more than usual. We see hatred, and suffering around us and we want to know why God would let all this happen. This is the story of Job. It's a story of a quest for answers, but what if there are no answers? What if God isn't going to tell us why? What do we do then?

What do you do when those around you are hurting? Grief and suffering can be awkward for many of us, and often we find ourselves not even knowing what to say to those who are hurting. This week we look at the story of Job, and the lessons we learn about comforting others.

This is part two of our message on how we as followers of Jesus should engage with and consume the huge amounts of media with come in contact with every day. We look at how to better decide what to consume, and why this matters.