The wisemen had their eyes fixed on 'thing above', Herod on his insecurities and his own legacy. As we navigate our lives today, will we be swayed and sucked in by the culture around us or will be fix our eyes on Jesus because he's fixed his eyes on us?

God isn't afraid of messy situations, of complicated lives, or relationships on the rocks. In our messiest of moments, we often just want to escape, but will we get on board with God's plan and let him lead us through our mess?

How to own the family line into which we have been born and life the life into which we are called by God.

Do you ever get tired? It might be because you’re trying to live beyond your limits or feeling trapped in some way. Jesus invites is to come to him, find rest a new way of living.

Mission was once thought of as the task of special people “over there”. Now we realise it’s the job of every Christian, how do we do it?

"For God so loved..." Faith is a gift from God who has given Himself fully for us. In return we become people who give our lives away to God and others.

This week James introduces the second of our discipleship practices, explaining what many of us have experienced so that we can keep repeating it and growing in it.

Ever wanted to be one of those disciples who reminds others what it’s like to be with Jesus? This week James explains some steps you can take towards being that person in someone else’s life.

Nicky and Pippa Gumbel interview Jo about her time during Lockdown and how she has approached the various challenges we have all been facing. Jo describes how she has reflected on Matthew 14 and why this part of the gospel has spoken to her at this time.

Jonny Gumbel speaks about how we can be living with purpose in uncertain times. In todays' passage Esther shows how she acted with great courage and purpose even when she did not know what the outcome would be.

Summer Sunday Three. In this shorter talk Nai Bradish looks at Lamentations 3 and talks about how they as a family have experienced God's love and faithfulness over the past few months.

In Summer Sunday Two, Naomi Maxwell looks at the story of Zacchaeus and what this teaches us about the power of the invitation. Naomi reflects on her memories of her late grandmother and how she was a fine example of this.

As part of our Focus at Home / Summer Sunday series, Archie Coates talks about Life in Limbo and how we can learn from Luke 18 to be faithful in prayer.

This week we look at the last chapter of Genesis which leaves us on a cliffhanger and we learn from Joseph how we can live in the collective cliffhanger that is this stage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

How Christians forgive in the way Jesus does.

This week we explore how God used one brother to put a messy family back together.

In times of testing like the present, do we really find our security in God? Or do we try to continue to rely on technology, coupled with our own wisdom and cleverness?

In Genesis 42 Joseph and his brothers come face to face with one another. For everyone the past comes back to haunt to them. But this is actually an opportunity for them to step into and join in with what God is doing. How can we learn to do the same?

What happens when freed people set God free into conversations? The world changes.

Nicky Gumbel from HTB Church is our guest speaker. This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost when Jesus went home and sent the Holy Spirit to be with us instead. The disciples were sitting in a home when the Holy Spirit came upon them. Jesus is saying "I'm coming to your home today!" Will you invite Him in?