North End Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Uk

The series continues. Today we are looking at how our actions can be motivated by envy, and how wasteful and destructive that can be.

Today we begin another new series, looking at the way in which a focus on unhelpful emotions can make it difficult to become all that God wants of us. Tracey explains how to overcome the difficulty.

Our minister talks about Zacchaeus radical hospitality in Luke 19 v 1-8.

Andy takes us through the Song of Songs and describes God's love for us, as we are commanded to love each other.

Jackie describes the role and experiences of Street Pastors in Portsmouth, with Street Pastor colleagues explaining what motivated them to become a Street Pastor.

In this short talk, the wrap-up talk for a Café Church, Becki tackles one of the most important questions that each of us has to face; What have we (each) been called (by God) to do? She gives no answers, but explains that it is for each of us to pray about this and listen for God's leading.

History has many legends. Many believe that Jesus is one of them, believing that He was a good and charismatic man, about whom stories were then written to add the miraculous elements of the legend. Matthew expounds a description of Jesus, written while His life was still in living memory, which shows that Jesus was everything we claim Him to be, and more.

Denham talks to us about engaging with the Presence of God, using the words of the Marie Barnett song "This is the Air I breathe". Note: the Yazz version of the song that Denham refers to can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rQojW31CLE and the Kathryn Scott version we sing at the end can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUigstScI9s

Jayne tells us what happened to her on the way to work, and what it taught her about listening to God.

Being inside a big fish was a turning point in the life of the prophet Jonah, and crisis situations are often the catalyst for important decisions in our lives too. Martin explains.

For centuries, the Church has been preaching, expounding the written Word of God to all. So why, in this world of other types of communication, do we still do it? Tracey gives some reasons.

Andrea is a ministerial student at Regent's Park College. In today's talk, she uses the story of how Goliath was defeated, and how we can use the same principles to defeat the insurmountable problems in our lives.

Today, we are looking at a psalm by King David, who was described as "A man after God's own heart". Andy shows us what it means to be a man (or woman) after God's own heart, and why it is desirable to be so.