Today we get to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. But we do so every year against the backdrop of acknowledging the ongoing brokenness in our world, and the frustration, pain, fear and even grief in our lives. For Mary Magdalene, at the tomb, it was precisely her grief, brokenness and tears that kept at the tomb and brought her face to face with the Gardener. 

Mark's gospel tells us that at Jesus' crucifixion 'darkness came over the whole land'. Nigel explores what this darkness means and symbolizes in the story and for our lives today, and how Jesus brings transformation and victory in the midst of it. 

Darach continues our series through lent, looking at Jesus and his disciples in the garden of Gethsemane. 

As part of our youth service, Elena speaks on John 13, Jesus getting up from the table, removing his robe, and putting on a towel to wash his disciples feet.

Naomi unpacks the fig tree sandwich of Mark 11. This has been called one of the hardest passages in the New Testament, so buckle up!

Nigel speaks on the first of our annual gift days, speaking on how we can be those who give wholeheartedly in worship of Jesus.

Jesus enters Jerusalem as King. But the King of the universe also wants to enter into our hearts. This week we're taking a bit more of a contemplative approach to this story. Apologies that due to technical issues the first part of the talk did not record.

'Jesus set his face towards Jerusalem', is the phrase Luke uses to introduce the final phase of Jesus' ministry. This Lent, we're focusing in on the last week of Jesus' life, spent in and around Jerusalem. This week Nigel begins by looking at Jesus, on his way.