The message of the Gospel, that Jesus died for your sin, is for everybody – it’s a message we cannot stop, even though some try. A great place to start partnering with the Gospel is to pray for the salvation of all and as we pray, Jesus asks us the question, “are you with me?”

The privilege of being called ‘God’s People’ is the privilege to spread the Word across the world, to take Jesus across the boundaries and through barriers that we normally wouldn’t cross. What boundaries is God calling you to cross?

Everyone’s invited! It’s a message on the outside of B&A Church that we want to be an attitude of heart. What does it mean? Why is it true? And how can we be involved? James looks at these questions in the context of Acts 10.

In Acts 9 we read of Peter praying for healing and to raise the dead. It seems this stuff was normal for the early church. Was this just for them or is this for us too?

Do we know what we really have in following Jesus? How many of us are just scratching the surface when God longs for us to discover all that he has to offer for life it all its fullness.

Often I mistake the Bible as boring or run-of-the-mill and forget the blockbuster nature of the stories in there. As we follow the beginning of Saul’s (later called St Paul) great adventure with Jesus, what are the hallmarks of his movie-like training montage and where might they be in our lives?