1 Peter 1:3 Many during the pandemic have felt an increasing sense of hopelessness. But even before then there has been a growing crisis of hope in society, with people no longer believing in a better world for their children – because of tribalism and division, climate change, the rise of religious extremism. Where can we find hope? To have hope for the future we need to turn to the past – to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, through which we are born again to a living hope.
We would all love peace, with others, and with ourselves. Yet we so often look in the wrong place. Only the beautiful cross of Christ, which brings us peace with God, can therefore bring us into peace with ourselves and with others.
The People of God are built on the covenant, God’s faithfulness to them shapes their commitment to one another. They are marked by personal, public, and practical commitment.
Interview with Emma Scrivener. Emma was born in Belfast, studied in Oxford, and has written ‘A New Name’ and ‘A New Day’. Books that tell her story of finding grace and healing for her struggle with anorexia, and biblical wisdom for mental health struggles.
Interview and talk by Jeremy Marshall. Jeremy worked for Credit Suisse for 20 years in senior management, and after that was CEO of C Hoare & Co, Britain’s oldest Bank, until May 2016. Now he has terminal cancer. Join us for this interview and talk as Jeremy speaks about the difference Jesus has made to his life and the difference as he faces death
The People of God are built on a better story, one of God’s powerful faithfulness at work in the face of our weak unfaithfulness.
Interview and talk by John Wyatt. John is a doctor, author, speaker and research scientist. He has worked on the mechanisms, treatment and prevention of brain damage in newborn infants.…
Mark 7:24-8:10 A sense of entitlement can easily creep into we relate to God. We easily start to feel not just that society owes but that God does too – but nothing could be further from the truth. The three true stories in this passage highlight how undeserving we really are, and how thankful we should be.