Light is a key metaphor in the New Testament but what did the writers understand it to mean when they used it? We immerse ourselves in the Old Testament to begin the process of understanding more deeply the power of what Jesus and the New Testament writers were saying and seeking to respond to God’s revelation.
Scientist (and Christian!) Prof Mel Euerby joins us for a special service investigating the integration of science and faith. In this final of three parts Mel looks at Psalm 19 and the way that both God’s world (as described by science) and God’s word (as described by faith) cannot be seen fully without the other.
Chris continues the series on prayer by looking at David’s prayer life. David’s extensive and varied prayer life causes us to examine our own and ask if we always prayer with our whole heart. If we don’t, then perhaps we don’t recognise our desperate need of God or that God is trustworthy.
Chris invites us to look back upon the year that has just been with an attitude of thankfulness to God. As we look forward to the coming year he reminds us that whatever happens, good or bad, our thankfulness to God should be rooted in the knowledge that He is God; He is Good; and that we are His.
History has a direction and a purpose. Knowing the destination helps the believer to wait eagerly and patiently for their hope to be fulfilled. God’s wonderful plan is to bring all of creation including us to fulfil our intended purpose. This means that our lives now have meaning, purpose and direction too.
In the first of a two part mini-series, Chris asks the question, “Would your life be different if you saw Jesus enthroned over the nations?”
Chris Johnson is a Christian and a Scientist. In this talk he seeks to encourage scientists to examine the evidence for Christian faith and Christians to acknowledge science as a means of discovering more about God’s creation.
We begin our new series on the person and work of the Holy Spirit by tracing the work of Holy Spirit through history from Genesis to Revelation. Chris highlights the Spirit’s role in contending with humanity and bringing order out of chaos. He concludes with a call accept the free gift of the water of life which is available to all who call on the name of the LORD.
Jen Wright and Richard share with us the work that Wycliffe Bible translators do in Africa and around the world, and what motivates them to do it.
Rev Chris Johnson examines the essential role of thanksgiving in the Christian’s life.