Emotions (especitally the negative ones!) are one of the most challenging aspects of what it is to be human. We feel under so much pressure to stay in control, stay calm, hold back or even eradicate those negative emotions. We see this is a sign of maturity - and in the church all too often we can think this is a mark of spiritual maturity as well. But Jesus experienced emotions. Join Kate as she explores why this is so important and what it means for our understanding of the purpose of emotions in our healthy functioning minds. But how do we manage our emotions well when we know they are getting us into trouble?

Kate kicks off a new short series thinking about what Jesus modelled as God living with the human brain and body he designed. What can we learn about how he embraced the limitations of what it is to be human? How does this challenge our culture of pushing limits and chasing the superhuman? And what might Jesus have to say to us in our moments of overwhelm and the start of a new year?

Join Tom in this first talk of 2026 as he remembers the visit of the Magi, called by a message they saw in the stars, to meet Jesus. What can we learn from this at the start of this year?

Join Kate this final Sunday of Advent to pause and take a moment to ponder just how amazing this story we tell and retell every year is. What was it that motivated John to write his gospel, revealed in his powerful opening words? How does this link to the ancient story of Moses and the people of God? And what does it mean for us as we contemplate God's glory this Christmas?

Recap our online seminar with Revd Dr Mark Scarlata exploring the beautiful and complex mythology of Revelation - with a particular focus on this season of advent and how it inspires and directs our prayers and worship at this time of year. In this seminar Mark shared his thoughts with Kate and Tom - and then took live questions.

Join Kate in this short talk given at our Carols by Candlelight service. How did Jesus come to bring a different kind of peace to the world? Kate reminds us that the peace God's love offers to the world is a peace that was for ALL people, and a heavenly hope that holds firm in all circumstances because it is sustained by not by human power or force but by the Almighty God, the everlasting Father, the prince of peace.

In this final talk of our All Things New series in Revelation, Clark explores the bold promise at the end of the biblical story, that God is renewing all things. Beginning with a simple question from his daughter about death and resurrection, he opens up the earthy, embodied, justice-shaped hope of the new creation, and why it matters for how we live now.This week also marks a shift into Advent, a season that trains us to wait, to lift our eyes, and to root our lives in the future God has promised. As Clark wraps up the series, he helps us step into Advent with a wider horizon of hope and a renewed sense of longing for Jesus' return and the world made whole.

Join Tom in this next talk in our series exploring Revelation, as he explores the importance of the Bible’s vision of the new heaven and the new earth - and how we are to be and bring a culture of life and light in a culture of death and darkness.