Politics isn’t just something that happens in Parliament—it’s about how communities are shaped and governed. In this episode, Ty explores how the early church navigated faith and politics, and what it means for us today. As a local church, we’re called to pray for our city and play our part in seeing God’s kingdom break into the public square.

Sometimes following Jesus means facing painful goodbyes. In this episode, Erin reflects on Paul’s emotional farewell in Acts and the moments in our own lives when God calls us to step into something new—even when it hurts. Whether it’s grief, change, or costly obedience, we hold on to the promise that He is with us through it all.

In Acts 18–19, we see Paul sharing the good news with purpose and clarity. In this episode, Ben explores how Paul shaped his strategy in cities like Corinth and Ephesus—adapting his approach, knowing when to move on, and never going it alone. It's a picture of Spirit-led mission, wise strategy, and gospel-shaped partnership.

In Acts 17, Paul walks through Athens—a city full of idols—and his heart breaks. In this episode, Erin invites us to take a closer look at the idols in our own lives: the things we give our attention, trust, and love to instead of God. What would it mean to re-centre our hearts on Him?

How do you handle conflict? This week, we take lessons from Paul & Barnabas as they settle disputes in the church and between themselves and we see how having a heart at peace produces godly reconciliation.

This week we hear from the Bishop of Grimsby and see how the gospel spread beyond the Jerusalem as the apostles are led by the Holy Spirit. We’re reminded again that God also wants to use us in his mission, being guided to the the places and spaces that He is working. Will you go?

We're all wanted by God, we all need God and we all have a purpose in God's plan. Hear the story of Cornelius who was drawn out of his devout, religious life through an encounter with the living God. How might God want to use you for his purposes today?

The conversion of Saul is a pivotal moment in the Acts story. What can we learn from this story of radical conversion from persecutor to preacher as we live out our part in this unfolding story today?