On Remembrance Sunday we are reminded that St Paul tells us that we are called to be faithful and to stand firm.

We are encouraged by St Paul to live out the Gospel in the spirit of faith, hope and love as we wait for Jesus to return and bring in his perfect kingdom of love, joy and peace.

The disproportionate values that we are encouraged to adopt in today's media-influenced society are the false gods of our age. When we identify ourselves with Jesus we become transformed. Our mission is to have a positive impact and become holy in all we do.

God helped Joseph overcome his arrogance and helped him put his resentment aside and forgive his brothers. He freed Joseph from the prison of bitterness.

Alan begins a new series of talks, 'Sing to the Lord'. When we worship we lift our hearts to the Lord.

For a Christian, death is not the end.

In the first talk of a new series focusing on Habakkuk, Alan tells us that God doesn’t promise us an easy life but he does promise us an eternal life.

Alan introduces the seven signs of God's Kingdom in John's Gospel. Sign one: turning the water into wine.