William Taylor - Partnership is a major theme of Paul's letter to what appear to be model believers in the church at Philippi. Up front in the letter Paul tells them what it is that he longs for from Christian believers who have made an exemplary beginning to their life of faith in Jesus.

Paul Williams - There’s nothing more devastating than death, but it’s all around us, all the time. This week in the news, we’ve marked the liberation of Auschwitz, seen the Southport killer sentenced and heard of man’s death as a result of storm Éowyn. In Mark chapter 5, Jesus shows that he is more powerful even than death as he raises a little girl from her death bed.

Paul Williams - There are few things more personally devastating than being struck down by a long-term debilitating disease, but it's something that many have to live with, day in and day out. In Mark 5:21-34, Jesus meets a woman who's tried everything to deal with a condition that has blighted her life for more than a decade. The way Jesus deals with her condition gives us all hope.

Paul Williams - The news headlines are dominated by such acts of wickedness that most would not doubt that there are powerful forces of evil at work in the world. In Mark Chapter 5 we see Jesus coming face-to-face with pure evil, defeating it and delivering a whole town of its power and presence. But the response of the people is surprising, if not shocking.

Paul Williams - Jesus calms a raging sea in Mark Chapter 4:35–41. We can trust him, who is the Lord Almighty, even as we fear the very real threat of natural disasters.

Paul Williams - Once you get through all the Christmas wrapping, at the heart of Christmas is the message that God loves us and has given us the greatest gift any of us could wish for - eternal life. If that’s not amazing enough, what it cost him to give us this gift is extraordinary. He gave his only Son.

Paul Williams - The perceived wisdom of the world is that it's very unwise to be in someone else's debt as it leaves us vulnerable and beholden to them. But in Mark 10 we meet a blind man who could see that there's only one way to prosper, and that is to be indebted to Jesus.

Paul Williams - In the City, we serve those in the highest and most exalted places. In Jesus' kingdom it could not be more different. As we dig into Mark 10:45 we discover a God who comes to serve us.

Paul Williams - If you could have one thing from God what would it be? Much of the City functions on there being a desire for success, status and significance. When the disciples ask Jesus for that, he showed them a better way.

Wes Illingsworth - We're surrounded by advisers, consultants, and life coaches telling us how to be healthier, wealthier, and happier. Come and hear why Jesus Christ's strategy for a successful life is totally unique – lose life!

William Taylor - The death of Jesus on a cross has been described as 'folly' and 'weakness'. It is not hard to understand why. Even Jesus' own disciples found it offensive. However, Jesus himself taught that his death on a cross was central to his entire mission and rule.