Discipleship series

Who are you?: James Watson talks about where we find our identity and how this shapes our Christian lives.

Chinese whispers: Helen Paynter talks about Paul's letter to Timothy and how this shows us how we can use the Bible to be certain of the truth that Paul was teaching and preaching about during his lifetime.

Wrestling prayers: Helen Paynter talks on Psalm 44 where the psalmist wrestles with God in prayer and talks about what we can learn from this in our own prayer lives, in our relationships with God and with each other.

Who, What, How & Why? James Watson talks to us about worship using Pslam 65 under the headings of who (do we worship), what (is worship), how (do we worship) and why (do we worship).

Helen Paynter uses Paul's letter to the Corinthians, addressing the lack of unity in the early church, to remind us how we are all one body in Christ and how through baptism we fully enter into this body.

James Watson uses the passage on our treasures from the 'Sermon on the Mount' to illustrate his point in our second talk on giving.

Free to serve: Tony Peck talks about how through our service we are set free but then also how we should respond to this freedom.

The gift of confession: James Watson uses Psalm 51, which was written when Nathan the prophet confronted him after David’s affair with Bathsheba, to talk about true confession and what this looks like.

Monday morning syndrome? Helen Paynter uses the readings to talk about what God calls us to in this world and how amongst other things this should affect our attitude to our work and responsibilities.

Learning together to follow Jesus: James Watson preaches on 'The Great Commision' from Matthew's gospel as he takes us back through the sermon series and encourages us to continue is our discipleship journey.