This week Phil concludes our Job series by looking at the character of Job and the character of God, and what lessons we can learn for our lives from their relationship. This talk is based on Job 42.

In this talk, Kerry explores God’s answer to Job about where justice comes from and who has the authority to judge - ultimately, who judges us? Based on Job 38.

In our fourth talk from Job, Ben looks at what wisdom is and where it comes from. Where did Job’s wisdom come from and is this still the only source of wisdom even in our modern, wealthy world of today? This talk is based on Job 28.

In our third talk from Job, Mike looks at how Job’s feelings about God, the world, and his hope for the future, were affected by his suffering. The challenge for us is where does our hope lie when faced with our or other’s suffering. This talk is based on Job 19: 1-29.

In our second talk from Job, Ben looks at the ways we should and shouldn’t respond to suffering - especially in light of what we know about God and Jesus. This talk is based on Job 2: 11 to 3: 26, as well as other verses from Job.

In this talk, Trent reminds us of who God is and how he has revealed himself to us both generally and personally. This talk is based on Psalm 19.

In our Easter talk, Philip Seldon challenges us to consider what happens to us after we die, especially if Jesus did not rise from the dead - but if he did rise from the dead - what does that mean for us? This talk is based on Corinthians 15: 12-20.

Ben concludes our Sermon on the Mount series with Jesus’ challenge for us to choose the right road to follow for our lives. This talk is based on Matthew 7: 13-29.

This talk is based on Matthew 7: 1-12.

In this talk, Kerry challenges us to consider where our ambitions really lie. Are we seeking God’s Kingdom first or our own kingdom on earth. This talk is based on Matthew 6: 19-34.