We continue our summer preaching series with the second half of James chapter 1 on being both hearers and doers of the word. Join the Revd Dr Marion Platt, the director of Star Gospel Mission, as he preachings on James 1:19-27.

The book of James is one of the most misunderstood books in all of Scripture. How might James' personal story inform how we read and understand it? Join Peet Dickinson as he kicks off our summer preaching series called True Religion.

The Bible has a lot to say about caring for the poor. Join Zach Barton as he unpacks Deuteronomy 15 and our call to open our eyes, heart, and hands to the poor.

Where do we look when shaken by life's storms? How can we find stability and peace in the midst of unceasing turbulence? Join Sandi Kerner as she looks at Jesus presence and power in the storm from Mark 4:35-41.

Each of us processes the passing of time in different ways. Some lead to flourishing and others lead to anxiety. Join Peet Dickinson as he looks at both 2 Corinthians 5 and Mark 4 to show us all a better way.

One of the strongest (and strangest) passages in the gospels is Jesus' warning against blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. What does this mean and what's the connection to Jesus' family in Mark 3:20-35. Join Patrick Schlabs at look at the rejection and rescue of Jesus.

Is the sabbath a box to check or an outdated Old Testament rule? Join Sandi Kerner as she unpacks Mark 2:23-28 and find the sabbath to be a gift of grace to weary people.

There are two stories we can embrace- a story of orphans and a story of adoption. Join our dean, Peet Dickinson, as he explores the true story for those in Christ in Romans 8:12-17.

We have celebrated the good news of Christmas, Good Friday, and Easter. So what's so important about Pentecost? Join Rob Sturdy, from St Alban's Chapel at the Citadel, as he answers that question from Acts chapter 2.

Join Canon Hunter Myers as he explores how to navigate the in-between spaces of life on this Sunday after the Ascension from John 17.