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In our 3rd look at what Daniel has to teach us in relation to keeping the faith whilst pursuing success we look at how our ‘valley times’ – that is to say those periods in our lives when things are not going well – should be used for development and trust and also we look at why we must speak truth to power when necessary.

So what happens to us when we die? What will heaven look like? In this talk we bust some myths and look at what the bible promises us the new creation will look like and what life will be like there. It will have nothing to do with fluffy clouds and all to do with a renewed creation that will be astonishingly amazing. No death, no cemeteries – not even the need for any hankies! This is a longer version of the talk Will gave at the 6pm service.

Truth was a hot topic in GE19. Moral values are interestingly very similar across cultures but where do we get a moral compass for and to whom can we turn for the truth?

Advent isn’t just a time to anticipate the arrival of the baby Jesus but is also an important time to prepare ourselves to meet Jesus when he returns. On this Advent Sunday we look at what this judgement day will look like and how we should examine ourselves in order to prepare for it.

We look at the sad story of Sampson to see how negative peer pressure can cause us to make really bad decisions. Some peer pressure is good but some is bad. We look at how to tell the difference.

1 Kings 12: 1-19

At Harvest there is so much to be grateful for and it is also a time to give out of our gratitude towards God. We are reminded what it is to be a cheerful giver and to give without compulsion. But why should we give, what should we give and to whom should we give? We find out some of the answers.