Explore John’s Revelation of Jesus, how this confirms all of history has been on a throneward trajectory towards the feet of the humble resurrected King Jesus, the return of Jesus as rightful Judge and the call to the patient endurance of the saints.

International Prayer Director at 24-7 Prayer, and Friend of Proximity Church, Brian Heasley teaches us what it means to be a Fragrant People, carrying the aroma of Christ.

Explore how the Holy Spirit gave birth to the Church at Pentecost and carried the movement of the Church forward into new cultures and countries.

Explore the final week of Jesus' life and the implications of his death and resurrection.

Explore the theme of the Kingdom of God, how Jesus’ announced, described and demonstrated the kingdom and emphasise the paradox of the Kingdom of God.

Explore the birth of Jesus, the context He was born into and the purpose of the first 30 years of Jesus’ life sealed by his baptism in belovedness.

Explore Israel’s dramatic entrance into the Promised Land, and her growing sense of compromise with the other nations.

Speaking at our Easter Sunday Celebration, Christie reminds us of the new life that we're celebrating - in just 10 minutes.

Explore how Yahweh identified with the Hebrew slaves, delivering them from Egypt and making them His own. Moses’ encounters with God reveal The God Story’s essence.

Sally Harman and Emma Riddle explore the story of Abraham, God’s call upon his life to steward the blessing of God to all nations, the covenantal way God bound Himself to his partner and what Abraham came to realise through the process of contending for the promise.

Reading from Matthew 11 and Hebrews 12, Jazz Crowne (Emmause Rd, Aldershot) teaches us how to embrace these two counter cultural markers of the Church: rest and joy.

Charl Harman and Jon Biddle explore the introduction of an enemy in the story, his tactics to destroy God’s creation and the tragic consequences of humankind’s disobedience.

Reading from Matthew 11 and Hebrews 12, Jazz Crowne (Emmause Rd, Aldershot) teaches us how to embrace these two counter cultural markers of the Church: rest and joy.