Philippians 4:1-23 Instability is about being wobbly, insecure, shaky, impermanent. By contrast stability – to be steadfast, anchored, secure, solid as a rock, enduring, established – is very attractive, whether the stability is financial, relational, emotional, or political. But spiritual stability is not just attractive but essential. How can we stand firm spiritually?
Exodus 3:1-4:31 Many people believe in a god, but can we ever know what God is truly like? How could tiny creatures comprehend an infinite creator? Is he so far removed that he’s of no significance to our lives? Listen in as we see Moses meet God in the burning bush.
Philippians 3:12-21 “There must be more to life than living, there must be more than meets the eye, what good is life, if in the end we all must die, there must be more to life than this”. So sang Freddie Mercury. We may relate to the longing, but is there actually more or not? How can we know?
Exodus 1:1-2:25 Everyone builds their life on something- a relationship, a career, a hobby. Would we be stupid to build our lives on the promises God makes in his word? Listen in as we see God’s people suffer and yet find a God at work behind the scenes.
Philippians 3:1-11 Counterfeiting is one of the world’s biggest growth industries and now accounts for 5-7% of all global trade. Counterfeiting is big business, with much of it used to finance terrorism and organised crime. But counterfeit religion is an even bigger probl. How can we tell genuine from fake?
Luke 24:1-35 Luke account of the resurrection doesn’t start out the way you imagine. He doesn’t focus on people seeing Jesus, instead he focuses on people failing to hear Jesus. Listen in to find out why, and why seeing Jesus as the bible presents him leaves our hearts burning within us.
Luke 23:32-46 Good Friday sounds like an odd name for the day Christianity remembers the death of its founder. Listen in as we see what Luke sees as he looks at the events of good Friday and why they truly are good.
Luke 23:32-46 Good Friday sounds like an odd name for the day Christianity remembers the death of its founder. Listen in as we see what Luke sees as he looks at the events of good Friday and why they truly are good.
Acts 16:30-31 A few years back the BBC did a piece on the 101 greatest questions of all time. What’s interesting about the Bible though is that it doesn’t just answer the questions we’ve got – it gets us to ask ones of we may not even have thought. In this talk we look at life’s biggest question of all.
When it comes to the Christian faith, we can’t actually engage with it unless we start again. Rico Tice unpacks what it means to really start afresh when it comes to relating to the God who made us and how that may be possible.