Alan and Tat young take us to Isaiah 11 this morning, helping us think about the wonderful things God has promised when the greater descendant of David comes. He has come, but he will come again, and he will bring a whole restored world, as certain and sure as all God's promised of the past.

Clover, Melissa, Amber and Jasmine Todman bring this morning's devotion from Jeremiah 31:31-34 helping us see the amazing things the Lord promised in the New Covenant. The New Covenant speaks of reconciliation between God and man, power to really change from the heart, empowerment to really follow God and much more!

This week Widcombe’s general manager Ross Evans hops on to the Chinwag. Join us as we dissect Adam’s diet, reflect on joyful hymns and expose Ross’ lack of Star Wars knowledge 

Sam Pibworth, who was with us as a Ministry Trainee with us last year brings this morning's devotional. Have you ever found prayer hard? Sam takes us to Isaiah 55:6-7 where we find a gracious invitation that we draw near to God in prayer, an invitation to self-forgetful delight in the Lord.

Join Barry Emerton this morning as he helps us think together on the beautiful world God made, broken by the terrible sin of mankind. but then, gloriously on the wonderful work of Jesus, the lamb of God (John 1:29), to restore sinners to himself and set the whole created order right.

Mike and Sarah Rayne bring this morning's devotion from the epistle of Jude. They speak of how these familiar words give us joy and confidence in Christ. And not only as individuals, but as the whole church of God, both at Widcombe and much further afield.

Michael Lidbetter brings this morning's devotion from Philippians 2:5-11. What would you do with extraordinary power and wealth and rule? Today we think about how Jesus used his power and might in humility and sacrifice for his people, for us. 

In this morning's Lent devotion Robert Hicks helps us think about why Jesus had to die. He expands on 2 Corinthians 5:19 that Jesus death was the culmination of all the flow of history, reconciling man to himself as the acceptable sacrifice for our sin, removing any condemnation and destroying sin Satan and death. And the Holy Spirit applies what Jesus did at the cross to our heart working faith, hope and love within us.

The Barnett family bring this morning's devotion from Psalm 51, as Nathan confronts David over his terrible sin, David is moved to deep confession before the Lord. Alan and the family help us to see how David's psalm helps us in our own walk with the Lord, especially where we have sinned and we feel like God is far away.

Grab some popcorn and a drink as Emily Bingham joins for the longest Chinwag on record to discuss a rainbow of topics.