^{Christ the King is a fitting end to the Church year and a great opportunity to emphasise what Christ the King means to us today.}

Paul reminds his readers of the dramatic change that has taken place in their lives, how so? But God....By Grace.

Kelvin Interviewed on 9 June 2024

When Paul was in Athens, we could say, He Came He Saw and He Preached and that had a transformative effect on some of those philosophers who listened

Peter could not be silenced by the authorities, there is no other name whereby we can be saved. How do we communicate this in a pluralistic society?

John 3:16 is the most famous verse in the Bible, what can we learn that is fresh and refreshing.

Reflections on Good Friday. Let us pause to reflect

On Thursday of the last week in the life of our Lord. In John’s Gospel, records what happened at a meal in an upper room. Now called the ‘Last Supper’ - Jesus washed their feet. Let us find out more.

'Truth' and 'freedom', are words much bandied about today. We think of truth as an ‘absolute’ others imply that Truth is fluid. What does Jesus have to say about Truth?

We know much about Jesus’s birth, life, death and resurrection, but we hear very little about the ascension. Let us delve deeper.

Jesus’ was with the disciples in the upper room at the ‘Last Supper says to Philip, ‘Don’t you know me Philip?’
Using art from around the world we will ask the question what is Christ like for you, do you really know him? let us see.

In a few words from Jesus’ conversation with the disciples in the upper room at the ‘Last Supper Jesus says he will not leave us alone, he will send another helper to be with us forever. What a promise!

In this talk I assert that the resurrection is rational and relational and that it explains me. In a strange way, like Peter, I am a witness to the resurrection because it has changed me. Let us look deeper.

The two major themes of Jesus’ prayer in that upper room was ‘That they may be protected in the world ’ and ‘that they would be united as one’ so that ‘the world may believe in Jesus.’ Shall we explore those themes?

We know much about Jesus’s birth, life, death and resurrection, but we hear very little about the ascension. Let us delve deeper.

Just like the restoration of a great Dutch Masterpiece, Peter was a restoration project of Jesus after his failures. In the same way, we can be restored, refreshed and renewed by our loving Lord Jesus

In Good Friday we experience the depths of sorrow but John 16 promises joy will arise. Let us meditate on what it may have been like on Good Friday AD33.

The trouble with trouble is that you cant define it and how you would sum it up is different to how I would describe it but Jesus says you will have it. Some of us have a lot, some not so much. Let us explore what Jesus means by saying, ‘take heart, I have overcome the world.’

If this world is not my home and I’m just passing through how can I prepare for the homecoming.