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We are in chapter 2 of Jonah's story which reverts to poetic form to describe the change of heart that Jonah experiences as he begins to move from running away from his call to resolving to obey God. Sim focusses on God's great mercy towards Jonah in the process and reflects on the same mercy which is shown to each one of us.

In part 2, we discover the irony of Jonah chapter 1, all of which makes the question of v. 8 all the more stark, 'Who are you and what is your identity? It's an incredibly important question for all of us today and well worth answering.

Although the first part of the recording is missing, Sim introduces Jonah to us and compares him to Jesus. It's a simple and complex, fascinating story in which we can see ourselves in the watery reflection.

This message was part of Taunton Family Church's series in the book of Mark on a passage more commonly known as the Parable of the Sower. Sim leaves us with 3 ways in which to put the words of Jesus into practise.

Previous pastors of Canon Street Church, Matthew and Sarah update us about their recent work and encourage us to seek first God's kingdom above everything else.

Today we join in millions around the world who are celebrating the life-changing resurrection of Jesus Christ!

What God does the death of His Son is quite extraordinary. Here's a couple reasons why the work of the cross is the power and wisdom of God.

Sim talks about the season we find ourselves in as a local church in a subject that isn't often talked about--endings. But with our resurrection God, we know that endings often precede new beginnings!

Although the first few minutes of the recording are missing, Luke sets out 4 reasons why we can be strong and courageous in God.

Matt Partridge, from Catalyst family of churches, simply and masterfully outlines the fundamental truth and importance of our being 'in Christ' and how our very identity flows from this life-giving truth.