On Sunday at the 11.15am Ed Veale spoke on God and our work and how and why we should be doing it for the Lord.

On Remembrance Sunday, Jago spoke from Colossians 1:15-23 and made reference to the poem "In Flanders Fields" by John McCrae. Jago spoke about Christ's victory over death and the hope that we have in the resurrection.

In our final Lent Discipleship School for 2022, Kristi Mair unpacks the power of questions in evangelism: both questions we hear and questions we ask.

Kristi Mair is Research Fellow, Lecturer in Philosophy, Ethics and Apologetics at Oak Hill College and is a doctoral candidate at the University of Birmingham, researching philosophical theology.

Professor John Wyatt joins us for the second week of the Lent Discipleship School, helping us to think about Navigating Life and Death. He addresses a number of significant issues to do with medicine and ethics and answers anonymous questions.

John Wyatt is Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics, Ethics & Perinatology at University College London. He is also a senior researcher at the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, Cambridge, and is back by popular demand. For more resources, have a look at johnwyatt.com

Jago begins a new three-part series entitled “The All Important I”. This week he preaches on Colossians 3:1-4.

We are continuing the ‘Navigate’ theme from our Weekend Away, with the Lent Discipleship School. In the first of our three talks, Mark Harris speaks on Navigating Politics and examines different ways that the church engages with politics.

Mark Harris is ordained in the Church of England and is Senior Parliamentary Officer for Christians in Parliament. Mark holds Masters degrees in Theology from the University of Oxford and in Philosophy from King’s College London.

We had an incredible time on our Weekend Away, hearing from several different speakers on how we can best navigate through our cultural moment as followers of Jesus. Here is the talk library from the weekend (a few recordings didn’t work live and so the talks have been re-recorded later).