Is everything that ever happens all part of God’s great plan? And if so, what does that mean for our free will?

Does God really have an individual plan for our lives? We look at the life of an ancient king to find out. (Note: there was an issue with the recording and only the first couple of minutes and the final fifteen recorded).

What’s God’s plan for reaching our world and does He have any back up options?

What does it mean to be blessed and is it even possible in a time of disruption and crisis?

What do we do when we mess up and how do we get our relationship with God back on track?

What is at the heart of true worship?

What does it mean to be 'on pilgrimage' and how do we cope when our faith goes through a dry patch?

How did the early church prioritise serving the needs of the poor and social justice - and what did it cost them?

Paul gives a model for discipleship and mentoring that is key to this day. What does that look like, how do we engage with it in practice and why is it necessary?

Euodia and Syntyche were two women on Paul's ministry team who found themselves at loggerheads. So what we do when Christians don't get on?