Faith is rarely glamorous, but it's often costly. The Bible talks about some people who were "sawn in two" while others "escaped the sword" for their allegiance to Jesus, and that's reality for many followers of Jesus today. Whatever the path involves, he is worth it - and it leads to ultimate victory because Jesus has already won!

Ever felt like you’re running on empty, wobbling like a wonky trolley in Asda?

You're not alone. Elijah, the fiery prophet, went from hero to zero, yet God met him with love in his darkest hour. Join us today as we see how Jesus lifts seekers, the shattered, and the steadfast with a hope that lasts for eternity.

Hiraeth – a word that refuses to sit neatly in the box of translation. It evokes a sense, a feeling… a deep longing for home. But often, it’s a home from the past that no longer exists.

For Christians, the opposite is true. It’s a deep longing for a home we’ve not yet been to – a home found in a Person called Jesus.

This morning, we are looking at how a man named Abraham shows us what it looks like to long for the home we were actually created for. If you’ve every looked at the world and felt that ache – that sense there must be something more… If you’re homesick but don’t quite know what for – come and join us this morning as Chris guides us through the next part in Hebrews 11.

We live in a world that, for all its talk of “Be who you are,” loves to stick labels on people—reminding them of past shame, even cancelling them for it.

But the good news of Jesus is this: God rescues and transforms us, freeing us from the labels of the past. And yet, in the Hall of Faith we find Rahab, who never seems to lose hers. Why would God leave it there?

The answer might just surprise you—and change how you see God’s faithfulness.

Join us as Rebecca takes us through the story of Rahab.

In a world of noise, God still speaks. But will we hear Him?

This Sunday, we’re looking at how God broke into silence and spoke to… a kid! Samuel shows us that faith isn’t passive—it leans in, says “Here I am,” and listens. And this points to God’s ultimate Word: Jesus. If we’ll listen to Him, the promise is full life and hope forever.

Want to turn down the volume on a noisy world and turn up God’s voice?

We’re all tempted to chase what looks valuable—wealth, influence, pleasure. Moses had it all… and walked away. Why? Because he saw the Invisible One as more real than what was visible.

Join us as we learn to live with that same perspective.

One of the most incredible things about the whole Bible story is the way that God himself associates with messed up people. We’ve already seen how messed up Abraham was, but his grandson Jacob takes it to a whole other level. And yet God still calls himself, “The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.”

Prepare to be amazed by the kindness of God!

This morning, carrying on in Hebrews 11, we’re looking at the later life of Abraham. We’ll see how Abraham’s faith prepared him for the biggest test of his life, how it fits into the big story of the Bible and that it’s more than just a good story for the kids.

Join us as Tim takes us through this section of Hebrews 11.