Kayode Odetayo from Falmouth’s Harbour Church reminds and challenges us that, as Jesus was prepared to humble himself and go to the cross for our sins, so we need to humble ourselves before God to let Him raise us up and take the situation from us.

Charles Blizzard uses Paul’s writing to the Philippians (Philippians 1.12-26 ) to show how God is at work in us even when times are really tough.

This is the first talk in our new series on Philippians. Looking at the first part of the letter to the Philippians, Paul gives us keys to how we can be joyful, regardless of our circumstances, always being thankful and praying for one another. 

We explore what the risen Jesus is speaking into our lives today through Luke’s account of two disciples meeting Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Triumph, Tragedy, Tribulation. Rev’d Geoff Davis reminds us that Jesus is the only One who can bring us and the world through the ‘Tragedies’ and ‘Tribulations’ of life to ‘Triumph’ through the glorious victory He won on the Cross. As He cried ‘It is finished’ (John 19 v 30). The symbol of shame and defeat is now the emblem of victory over sin and death. (1 Corinthians 1 vs 23-24). ‘Look to the Cross and Live’