Psalm 45 is a wedding song, probably originally written for King Solomon. However, as Tim explains, this psalm finds its true meaning in Christ's relationship with his covenant people.

Jerry Fowler of Magdalen Road Church unpacks the grace from 2 Corinthians - the grace of Jesus, the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit - and in the process looks at how we understand the Trinity.

Psalm 107 tells four stories of people calling out to God in times of distress, and also gives us a template for how to tell our own stories. Al asks us to reflect on our own stories, and to be prepared to tell them!

Brandan takes us through Psalm 51, looking at what it teaches us about repentence and forgiveness.

Anxiety and worry are not a new problem - as far back as the book of Ecclesiastes we see people wrestling with worries about all aspects of life. Chris Hill looks at what Jesus has to say about these worries, and what practically we can do to avoid carrying around anxiety in our daily lives.

Psalm 32 describes the path to being spiritually debt-free. Al looks at what the psalm shows us about honesty, confession and forgiveness.

As we close our series on Genesis, we are confronted by Jacob's humanity - and our own.

Just as Jacob wrestled with God, so we can also wrestle in prayer. Al explores five challenges for our prayer lives from Jacob's encounter at Peniel.

Encounters with God shape our hearts, as we can see in Jacob's encounter with God at Mahanaim. Al encourages us to wrestle with God ourselves, to discern God at work in our daily lives, and to seek encounter with the Lord.

As Stephen takes us through our next passage of Genesis, we see that God's promises endure despite human frailty, that God speaks to us in unexpected ways, including through dreams and visions, and that God loves to bless his people.