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Suzie King starts our Ephesians series at our evening service, looking at the topic of who we say we are and our identity in Christ.

Stephen Foster speaks on the incredible truth of Easter and how the resurrection isn't just an incident, but it's an identity, the person of Jesus.

Amy Orr-Ewing leads us in a Good Friday reflection on the events of the crucifixion, looking at how Jesus’ death reveals an identity of love, sacrifice and life.

The second episode of our new Discipleship podcast. In this episode, we explore the events leading to Jesus' death on the cross and subsequent resurrection with Rachael Wooldridge, coordinator of SPTC's School of Theology. We also take a moment for a guided reflection by Andy Wooldridge who is a member of the HTB: 24-7 Prayer Team.

Ken Costa continues our Luke series, looking at how we - the hopeful minority, the people of the small print, the followers of a narrow path - can play a part in changing the story of our times.

Stephen Foster continues our Luke series speaking on how to build resilience within our day-to-day.

Stephen Foster starts our Luke series, looking at how Jesus invites us to let go of control and embrace him as our King.

Pete Wynter concludes our Exodus series on how we might walk in the presence of God.

Toby Flint continues our Exodus series, looking at the transformative power of encountering the presence of God.

Sam Follett continues our series in Exodus looking at how we can live a life of freedom.

The first episode of our new Discipleship podcast. In this episode, we explore Exodus with Revd Dr. Mark Scalata, Lecturer in Old Testament Studies, St Mellitus College. We also take a a moment for a guided reflection by Amelia who runs the HTB: 24-7 Prayer Room.

Martyn Layzell begins our Exodus series looking at the theme of leadership and how once we know the sufficiency of God, we can find our identity.

Stephen Foster looks at Matthew 6, exploring our need to give. When our eternal perspective shapes our earthly decisions, we get the best of both worlds.

Martyn Layzell looks at 2 Timothy, exploring how Paul encourages Timothy to use his gifts. Martyn teaches how the gifts God gives us are not just for us, but that they're there to build others up.

Stephen Foster looks at the power of perspective, examining the plight of Paul and Silas in Acts 17 and the difference made by their attitude of worship and prayer.

Pete Wynter examines Acts 16, urging us to aim our attention in a movement of prayer and worship.

Alex Rayment speaks on how our identity no longer depends on our circumstances, but on who Jesus says we are.

Emily Layzell looks at the parable of the lost coin in Luke 15 and what it teaches us about our worth to God.

Stephen Foster examines how we might start the year well and finish strong, looking at Jesus' teaching on the Prodigal Son in Luke 15.

Alex Rayment, reminds us, as we enter a new year, that we are a people loved by God, called to prepare the way for people to meet with Jesus.