As we enter our second Easter of the pandemic we paused to give thanks for where we have seen God at work this past year and also to think about what sort of church He is calling us to be as we emerge out of lockdown.

James talks about the Community of Jesus and what His disciples look like.

What one thing would you like to change about yourself? Receiving God's peace can bring breakthrough in your life; making and sharing peace points to God and offers that breakthrough to others.......are you channeling God's peace?

Isn't a "pure heart" just another way of saying "good person"? We explore what being "pure in heart" means, and how having just one focus in our heart can bring true satisfaction. We ask ourselves, how pure is my heart?

In this special edition of More Tea, Vicar?, Wayne and James take a conversation to The Weekly Service at B&A

As Christians we are correct to say that God is indeed a God of love. However, as Charles reminds us, we must not forget to tell others that He is also a God of righteousness and of justice.

The meek will inherit the earth, but who is meek? If meekness is linked to Godly contentment, how do we tend to our souls to help us learn this contentment?

We all mourn stuff we've lost, whether people, places, time, or things – it's hard to feel blessed when you're mourning. The Bible says mourners are blessed because they'll be comforted, but what does that mean?

This week we're reminded that the new life we live comes from God, not from our own capacity to change.

James interviews Rosie who describes her week and how she and her family are living through Lockdown 3 at the moment.

In this video we shared on Sunday morning Holly talks honestly about her experience of frustration and sadness with God.

Why did four men leave everything they had and what difference does it make to us in the challenges of life today?

Jesus begins his public ministry with a simple declaration and instruction. The Kingdom of Heaven is near. Repent. What does it mean for us that the Kingdom draws near to our world and what does repentance look like?

Ever wondered what the Baptism of Jesus means for you? Wayne unpacks Matthew's account of Jesus' baptism reminding us of some truths that, when we get them, change everything about who we are and how we live.

Why something that we think is bad and painful is actually good for us, especially right now.

Joseph and Mary trusted God implicitly. When they were told to take the baby Jesus to Egypt to avoid him being killed by Herod, they did so immediately (even though it meant leaving in the middle of the night). In this talk Charles considers how each of us can develop our trust in God.

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.