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Paul introduces our new teaching series studying the book of James "If we claim the name of Jesus, we have to follow the way of Jesus".

Paul urges us to 'come clean' with God regularly, as one of our Spiritual disciplines, because we can be confident that He will totally forgive us.

The three 'Wisdom' books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Job are there for a reason! Let's really dig into them over the next 6 weeks.

Mission is the presence of God’s kingdom that often confronts prevailing culture. What does it take to be a pilgrim? Pilgrims stay open to the Spirit and keep learning about their faith; understand that God is always working, going ahead of us; and carry God’s grace to be a blessing to others.

Paul kicks off our new teaching series based in Acts by looking at how the Holy Spirit fills and empowers us for mission.

Paul considers the importance of being guided by the Holy Spirit in all aspects of our lives, but particularly in the context of our families.

Many in the UK know at some level what Easter is, but few really understand what it's for. Paul reminds us that the main reason is to enable us to be at one with God; free to be in communion with Him, to participate with Him, and to be changed by Him. So let's give 'em that 'what for'!

Paul talks about learning to lament well: it's a journey of permission where we are invited to share all our feelings with God, but one to we need to stick with, as there are no shortcuts. Finally it's a journey of hope, since it has the clear purpose of leading us back to a place of praise.

Paul kicks off the New Year reflecting on the new song he believes God will reveal to us as a church community in 2023. Let's be patient and expectant.

Paul summarises the previous eight talks of our 'Letters From Then For Now - Philippians' series and then invites us to consider and write down what God has been saying to us individually,