Media

Dr. Mark Gray

As Steve concludes the 'Being with…' series, we hear how society struggles to be still, and are encouraged to find the space in busy lives to listen to both ourselves and God,

Rev. Tony Davidson

The Bible on land, promise and nationhood: one Jew's perspective.

How can we BE WITH The Troubles? How can we BE WITH victims? How can we BE WITH the consequences that the past has on the now? How can we build a better future? How can we hold sensitivity towards those who still suffer from the Troubles while looking at forgiveness and a compromising of justice that all conflicts have to deal with to move forward?

On Remembrance Sunday, Navy chaplain Brent encourages us to put ourselves in people's hurts and pains and show compassion and empathy, since that is when God starts to work and things start to change

Steve talks of living the way Christ lived, as Paul sets out in Romans 12, in a culture that can't be fixed, but can be redeemed

As Paul needs to find relevant ways to explain the Gospel to a culture in Athens not familiar with Jewish ideas, so Steve reasons that we need to listen critically to the culture around us for insight into new ways to help it hear the good news of Jesus.

Continuing our very popular BEING WITH series we welcome Jonny Hanson to preaching on BEING WITH CREATION. Steve intros by saying "Jonny is a sharp mind and radical practitioner. He is Managing Director of Jubilee Farm. Jubilee see themselves as a Christian Creation Care organisation. I believe in these days of Extinction Rebellion and Greta that Jubilee have a prophetic voice for the Church"

Dr. Peter McDowell