Jonathan's soul is knit to Davids. They have a deep friendship that is marked by selflessness and vulnerability that enables them to strengthen each other in God.

The great enemy comes to defy the armies of God. God sends a Saviour to rescue His people - you and I, like the Israelites now go forth with a shout of joy - sharing in His astounding victory!

David is chosen after being disregarded by his Father and brothers. Josh looks at how, just like David, we are seen by God and shaped by God in the hidden moments.

Last week we saw how King Saul was used by God to bring about salvation, it all goes wrong. Let's look at the lessons we can draw from the fall of Saul.

Pete speaks on Psalm 12, written to encourage Gods people when everything around us seems to be changing with increasing levels of chaos and uncertainty.

Give us a King! We kick off the David series with God's people demanding to appoint a King. God anoints King Saul as the first King of Gods people - and amazingly, uses him to bring salvation to his people.

Josh unpacks this parable by showing us that the Fathers love for us completely changes how we serve him with the good things he has blessed us with.

Jesus tells His followers that they are salt and light. Those who prevent decay and cast out darkness as they draw close to the true light of the world.

We start our parables series looking at how Jesus communicates the love of God by telling a story about a lost sheep and the lady who loses a silver coin.

Paul concludes his letter to the Colossians by exhaulting them to pray. There is an invitation for us to draw near to God in prayer and to see His mighty hand at work