Trusting in the abundant security and authority that God gives, the city of Susa is transformed from a place of bewilderment and turmoil to a place of joy, happiness, hope and love.

Wherever we find ourselves and whatever position we are in, God seeks to use us.

When we respond to change, do we respond like Mordecai and speak out about injustice from a position of service and love?

Jesus tells his disciples to wait for the Spirit and call of God. We too wait for God’s prompt and must stay alert and prepared.

Ben examines the challenges faced by Joshua as he prepared to lead the Israelites across the River Jordan and compares them to the challenges people face today.

We come together in fellowship and learn about the goodness of God.
We pray that God transforms us.
We serve God and one another.
We join with others.
We give so that no-one is in need.

In his Easter Day sermon, Ben concludes the series where we have been looking at the Gospel of Mark. We see that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything.

Walking in the way of the cross is the way that we know God’s power.

When we show generosity we cease to be owned by our possessions. When we give our hearts are free and unburdened and open to trust Jesus Christ our Lord.

Sin is not simply doing ‘something bad’. Sin is anything and everything that causes us to be separated from God.