Sps Talks

With their Saviour crucified, the disciples were devastated and in need of consolation. As Jesus returns, he fills us again with faith.

Jesus makes it clear that He wants to be in a relationship with us. And in this partnership we are given new opportunity and purpose.

As we finish the gospel of John, we're reminded that like His disciples, we are each given a personal invitation to follow Jesus. And now we are called to grow and rebuild His church, just as they were.

He is risen! And in the crucial moments following His resurrection, Jesus entrusts Mary with spreading the good news and hope for the world.

We enter Holy Week and remember the great sacrifice of Jesus as he endured pain - not in vain, but to give hope to all.

"What is my purpose?" Lost in our search for meaning, we must remember that only through Jesus can we find where we need to be.

This week we take a look at an intimate conversation between Father and Son, and a glimpse of a relationship that we’re a part of.

Caught in a world of chaos, we are desperate for peace. In every way, everyday, Jesus has this very gift for us.

There is one word that connects all of Jesus’ teachings: Love. Jesus consistently demonstrated an attitude of love, forgiveness and compassion. Can we not do the same?

Most modern day predictions are often both grim and frightfully compelling. In predicting His own death and resurrection, we are offered hope - more than we could have ever dreamed.

Hosanna! On Jesus' arrival, the people of Jerusalem were calling for help. But instead of a militant vanquisher, they received a saviour king.

Back in John’s gospel, Jesus’ anointing in Bethany reveals the sacrifices we must make. Will you find Him worthy?

What can appear to be a totem of despair and darkness, may be a symbol of hope and restoration. Find peace in the knowledge of God's blessing, whatever form it takes.

As we look over the last year at how God has sown seeds of plenty, we must be guided by faith & vision and continue building His church for the years to come.

As we start our week of 24/7 prayer, we think about how and why we pray. Carrie describes her progress in prayer, with helpful words from Johannes Hartl: Prayer is not everything. But without prayer, everything is nothing.

In our unfaltering VISION to make disciples, transform communities and plant churches, Phil describes how the love of God is at the core of it all.

In the story of Epiphany the magi travelled many miles to welcome into the world the newborn king. A new year is a great time to think about where you want to be and how you’ll get there. What will be your revelations?

We continue in Advent as we follow Mary as she visits Elizabeth. The joy of Elizabeth's response is seen in Mary's Song.

It’s Advent! As we get excited and prepared and expectant and journey toward the coming of Jesus Christ we pick up Mary’s Story.

"If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit." Amid hectic lives and a torrent of mixed messages it is easy to feel forgotten and left to the side. Find your place among the vines of Jesus.