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Nigel encourages us to watch for signs of a new wave of the Spirit and to open ourselves to be saturated by Him. Let's be ready to catch the wave rather than being caught out unprepared by its arrival.

As part of our first online meeting (held via Zoom) Nigel continues our People of God series, this week looking at Isaiah. The content was (unsurprisingly) significantly influenced by the COVID-19 situation.

Nigel focuses on Peter in the period between Gethsemane and Jesus cooking breakfast for the disciples on the beach , and explains the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Does our worldview need to change? Do we need to have a 'reconciling conversation' with Jesus? Or do we need to hear his call again and re-position ourselves to receive from him.

Nigel speaks about pastoral care, and explains why he's preaching in a pair of bright red shoes ;-)

We don't need to ask for Joy to come from Heaven, but can allow it to well up from the Spirit that dwells within us, like in the Genesis account of the Garden where rain did not fall but mists rose up from the ground to water the place.

Nigel brings some thoughts about healing, and argues that we cannot pass on something we haven't got in the first place.... listen to find out more!

Nigel shares some thoughts about journeying with God based on his own story.

Continuing our teaching series, Nigel challenges us to get to know the Holy Spirit better.and reminds us of various aspects of His role and character; He is a person, He knows what He is doing, and He loves us. He helps us to love God, love each other and to love the world.

Nigel considers this question which perhaps initially seems easy to answer - but explains that it's not quite so simple after all.

Nigel uses the example of Cornelius and Peter to illustrate the fact that God is always working on the big picture, often far beyond what we can imagine