Media

Paul and Karen bring different perspectives on the challenges of being radically inclusive. Firstly Paul looks at the biblical narrative and interviews Emma to ask her advice on how to reach out to those with disabilities. Then Karen reflects on some of the tough challenges she has faced in living with and loving people who she found it very hard to get along with in her own strength.

Sue and Jacob explore the account of Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus, and the lessons and challenges it has for us today.

taking a look at Faith from God's angle.

let's walk in the power and authority that has been given to us and let the glory of the Lord be revealed.

Amy and Matt bring their perspectives on Ruth and Boaz. Matt encourages us to 'Be more Boaz', whilst Amy reminds us that God loves all people regardless of race, nationality or status

Russell and John consider what the Macedonian Church can teach us about how surrender to God and faith in Him will lead to amazingly generous actions.

God told Joshua, 'As I was with Moses, so I will be with you'. And all the promises of God in Him are yes and Amen to the glory of God through us. The same God, the same Holy Spirit that worked through Moses, is the same God working through us today.

This is the 'for the adults' part of Jill's talk at July's family meeting, in which she considers the fourth fruit of the Spirit.

Geoff and Colleen bring their perspectives on this Old Testament account of how God healed a non-believer of his leprosy, and its relevance for us today. (Reading by Jane Turnbull)

using 2 Peter 1:5-7 as key verses talking about how we need to try to participate in the divine nature as even though we fail it’s our failures which enables us to draw on God’s grace and allow his Spirit to transform us.