Single Sunday specials

Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.
Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.
(Romans 12v9-10)

Andrew takes us through Romans 12:1-8 and looks at how the church can find unity in diversity.

Matt looks at the foundation of how we become a distinctive community, speaking from Paul’s letter to the Romans, chapter 12.

We don’t just see divisions in 21st Century Britain – they’ve been around for some time. Speaking from a letter that Paul wrote to the Roman church, Andrew explores how Jesus broke down divisions in his time and continues to do so today.

Money wants to guide and exert influence on every aspect of your life.

Guess what?

That’s precisely what God wants too.

No wonder there’s a battle going on.

Who will win? You decide.

Why do you live, and what do you live for? Ben looks at Jesus’ reasons and invites us to make them our own.

On Mother’s Day 2015, Jo speaks on motherhood – what it is to be a mother, or not be a mother – to have a mother, or not have a mother – and how God walks through all of it with us, calling us into a greater family.

Three words that say it all, God – Shepherd – Enough!

John invites us to look beyond the frequently romanticised misconceptions of Psalm 23 and properly see it in the down to earth sheep husbandry context it is actually set. Taking a “sheep’s eye” view, he challenges us to see it as a description of the true disciple’s heart manifesto.

Matthew
25 :14-30

The Bible teaches that everything we have
ultimately belongs to God and he calls upon us to steward it responsibly.
Andrew Sampson explains how this principle of stewardship is rooted in three of
the great doctrines of Scripture – the doctrines of creation, salvation and the
Lordship of Christ – before spelling out some of the implications for how we
manage our money.
Link to video mentioned: http://vimeo.com/117157283