To help us understand that our today and our tomorrows will work out for good we need to look back and remember the promises that God has given and fulfilled To find renewed strength to face an uncertain tomorrow we need to remember the blessings of our past

The Bible talks alot about sheep and shepherd's. Today let's look at who are we when we have Jesus as our shepherd to love, guide and restore us through our lives and then forevermore.

God precisely ordered how Abraham's servant would find a bride (Rebekah) for Isaac. God also planned in detail how he would show his great love for you by sending Jesus. The Bible is God's love letter to you. Are you reading it?

Carol looks at six different types of cake and how these cakes can be part of the Christian life.

1 Corinthians 3:7 reminds us that it is God who brings about growth in his church. Therefore, we need to plant seeds that he can work with if we desire to see a harvest in our lives and in our church. We are also called to have patience, and trust that God will oversee the increase as we seek to spread the gospel.

Wayne looks at Psalm 37 and explains that we need to Trust in God, Delight in God, Commit to God, take Rest in God a d we need to Wait for God.

In today’s podcast Howard looks at the interactions between Jesus & the Widow of Nain as recorded in Luke’s gospel.

In a world when we lose the ability to do certain things in our life due to our age- We have a God who is able to all things and never loses the ability to be able to look after his children in this life and the next.

As Christians we all go through times when God seems silent. Sometimes we may know the reasons why and other times have no idea. Today Ruth shares thoughts on what we should do during those times when God seems silent in our lives.

Simon on the launch of our annual shoebox appeal in connection with Blythswood care he talks about Giving people real hope through the Gospel. Simon reminds us that we are saved because of the gospel. This is because of the grace of God. The gospel message includes 2 important facts, the fact Jesus Christ died and the fact Jesus Christ was resurrected. The gospel of Jesus Christ is the good news, that is available to all. This is the best news that anyone can hear, it is what the people who...

Colin asks us two questions. Where have you been? and Where are you going? He explains that we are all on a journey never stopping still and we need to take stock and look back at our lives. He explains we can also apply these questions to our Christian lives.

Carol looks at being faithful by looking at the hymn Great is thy Faithfulness

With the Olympic Games well underway, Howard reviews how the Apostle Paul uses the analogy of competitors running in the games to how Christians should be running the ‘Race of Faith’.

Psalm 107 has 4 different scenarios where God brings deliverance to those who cry out to Him in their time of trouble. God is still able to bring you through the stormy times in your life. Call on him today.

John 10 v 10 tells us that Jesus came so that we can have life to the full but to experience this we must know the enemy that seeks to deceive us take this best life from us Today we look at who our enemy is and how to achieve victory over him.

Have you ever wondered why our culture is the way it is? What is good and bad about our culture today? Is today's culture an example of how Christ desires us to live? All of this is explored in todays podcast

The Bible tells us that Elijah was 'a man with a nature like ours' (James 3 v 17). We consider 3 areas of Elijah's life we can relate to: fear, depression and unanswered prayer. But, God does not give up on his children and trials can become triumphs. If this isn't quite right bounce it back to me for another go

What happened next. Looking at the events between the cross & Pentecost that we sometimes gloss over & yet are vital to our faith. These events help us to understand the power & impact of the cross, resurrection & ascension.  After all, there are not many people who have risen from the dead & whose lives we can continue to look at. This sermon is just an overview of what happened next

Gods plans are perfect; they never fail and his timing is always exactly right. Let’s worship him for who he is and his great love for us.

Life is like a game of two halves and we do not know when the final whistle will blow. Jesus told a story of two men whose lives were very different in the second half. The reason being that men may be aware of eternal issues and be ready for the next life.

This week, Carol refers to a sketch when we have someone who believes they are a mountaineer just because they have all the equipment. Carol explains how the equipment used by the mountaineer can be used in our lives as a Christian.

Simon looks at Hebrew’s chapter 12 and how to run the race of the Christian faith, advising us it is a marathon not a sprint. He does this by looking at three tips from chapter 12: Listen, to those which have witnessed in the Bible and those in our own lives showcasing there faith  Lay Aside, the sin which hinders us by weighing us down Looking to Jesus, and putting our trust in him like how children put their trust in the lollipop men and women.  Are you looking to Jesus while running...

Paul goes to athens and uses their own philosophy to convince them the truth of the Resurrection.

This week, Andy, who is the Worship Ministry pastor at St. Marks in Coventry shares three songs he and his team have written and the thoughts behind the songs.