This week, we consider the place of the church in the purposes of God. (The reading begins around 27:00).

We continue our series in Ephesians, seeing how the cross reconciles us both to God and to each other. (The reading begins around 30:00).

We continue our series in Ephesians looking at God's amazing grace. (The reading begins around 28:00).

Pete continues our series in Ephesians, looking at Paul's prayer for the eyes of our hearts to be opened. (The reading begins at around 28:00).

We begin a new series in Ephesians. This week, we consider how God has blessed us with every Spiritual blessing in Christ! (The reading begins around 28:00).

On Easter Sunday we reach the end of Mark's account of Jesus' life - the resurrection. In this all-age talk, detective Gete Power investigates the mysterious case of the empty tomb. (the reading begins around 20:00).

This week, Jesus is crowned. But what do you make of a crown of thorns? (The reading begins around 34:00).

Nearly at the end of our journey through Mark's gospel, Jesus is condemned to death. (The reading begins around 26:00).

Pete continues our series in Mark. This week, we walk with Jesus into the Garden of Gethsemane. (The reading begins around 34:00.)

Pete continues our series in Mark's gospel. This week, we see Jesus adored and betrayed. (The reading begins around 27:00).

This week, Mark Pickles (Director of the North-West Gospel Partnership) continues our series in Mark 13, where Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem, and his return. (The reading beings around 31:00).

Pete continues our series in Mark. This week, Jesus calls out the religious leaders on their hypocrisy. (The reading begins at 36:00).