To conclude a series called "Just Start Talking", we explore talking and living out a witness to others. Firstly, this witness cannot be faked. It arises naturally from the Spirit within us. Secondly, we need just to talk. Talking about our lives (not whinging, but discussing) can be a powerful witness. This is particularly true of the way we handle difficulties and suffering. Finally, we can talk about what we (and others) are becoming, through grace. [ Organ/Choir - Easter 5 ]

Thomas Place evening services, the first Sunday of each month, digs into big questions. This month: Does constant repetition of the Lord's Prayer make it nothing more than meaningless ritual? Senior Pastor Andrew Brook considers the places of written and spontaneous prayers, and the special place of this prayer, taught to us by Jesus. He also points to ways to find new riches in this precious gift. [ Thomas Place - Easter 3 ]

Christians often feel out of step with the world around us, and that is not a bad thing. We may be in very lucky places; but we are not to be conformed to this world, not to be sucked in by materialism. We get our value from only one place: the fact that Jesus Christ thought we were worth rescuing, at the cost of his own life. A life of thanksgiving is one appropriate response. Today Peter tells us to always be ready to give an account of our story in God. We don't need fancy technical language. Just our story, told like it is. [ Organ - Easter 2 ]

[ Special - Good Friday - Based on the seven words of Christ from the Cross ]

All Christians are called and "ordained" (set apart) to join in the worship of the Most High God. We are called to surrender ourselves to him completely, and to let our lives of service become our worship. [ Organ/Choir - Palm Sunday ]