Is it worth following Jesus? In the transfiguration, some of the disciples are given a glimpse of Jesus' glory and kingdom - a sure promise that his kingdom promises are trustworthy and true. (The reading begins around 31:00).

Who is Jesus? What does it look like to follow him? (The reading begins around 21:00 - please note that the video feed drops out for the last 10mins of the sermon, but the audio is unaffected.)

Jesus sends his disciples out on mission in total dependence on him. He shows them their need, lack and inadequacy - and his own all sufficiency as God's Messiah (The reading begins around 27:00).

Jesus is strong and kind, powerful and compassionate. And we can trust him. (The reading begins around 45:00. Please note that there are a few minutes of audio missing near the start of the sermon.)

Following Jesus is never plain sailing, but in the storms, we see how much he cares for us. (The reading begins around 46:00).

Why are there such different responses to Jesus' message? Jesus explains it all depends on the heart of the listener in the parable of the soils. (The reading begins around 43:00)

Jesus is accused by some of being a "friend of tax collectors and sinners." And the good news is - it's true! And those who have been forgiven much love much. (The reading begins around 40:00).

Pete continues our series in Luke's gospel. This week, we explore why John the Baptist doubts Jesus, and the Pharisees reject Jesus. (The reading begins at 42:00).

We re-start our series in Luke's gospel, rejoining Jesus in Galilee. This section is all about Jesus' salvation, and who it is for. (The reading begins around 49:00). Apologies that sound drops out in the last couple of minutes.

Paul preaches on Psalm 10. (The reading begins around 33:00).

Pete picks up where we left off in our summer Psalms, looking at Psalm 9. How can we live with confidence and resilience in a chaotic and seemingly out of control world? (The reading begins around 35:00).

We conclude Habakkuk's journey from Why to Worship. How can we tread on the summit heights with Habakkuk? By rejoicing in the Lord, living by faith in the promises of God. (The reading begins around 40:00).