As we look at the lyrics of the songs we sing, in this Festive Edition Joe looks at the Christmas banger, “Hark The Herald Angels Sing”.

He takes us through this theology powerhouse of a song, considering just how much of God’s eternal plan, incarnated in Jesus, is captured in these lyrics we can so easily sing without thinking.

We look at the lyrics and imagery in the song “Another in the Fire” by Hillsong United. Rachel looks at the imagary they use in the song, exploring where it comes from in the Bible and what it means for us.

We look at the lyrics and imagery in the song “Great Are You Lord” by All Sons and Daughters, a song we’ve been singing for a number of years now. We’re thinking about the hard times, when hope seems lost and God feels distant. What can we learn from Ezekiel at times like these?

This Sunday we tried something a little different and, instead of a talk, we left space for God to speak to any and all of us, then collated the responses and invited people to share as we pressed into the themes.

Today we have Matt Smith, from the charities Home For Good and Safer Families, sharing a challenging call to love in a way that stretches us out of our personal comfort to connect with others in need. He is introduced by Sarah, a long-term foster carer.

As school and colleges go back and as the memories of summer holidays and sunny days fade, Dave talks about our plans for the term ahead and the sense that God is calling us to press into him.

We're spending a number of weeks thinking about the spiritual reality of being ‘In Christ’. In this Bible study Adam Porter thinks about what it means to be “Justified in Christ”.

We are starting a new series - doing a Bible study on the term “In Christ”, which is what the New Testament calls Christians. This is a chance to explore the amazing reality for the people of God.

Today Alan talks about how we are New in Christ.