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In Acts 4:32-35, we have another summary of the early believers, much like the summary found in Acts 2:42-47. This summary emphasises their unity and

This article is an adaption from a Dig Deeper talk on Fasting that you can listen to here. There is also a list of biblical

This is a list of all the references to fasting in the Bible. Other than the first five, that do not explicitly mention fasting, the

INTRODUCTION: In an interview in 2022 Hugh Jackman, famous for his iconic role of Wolverine in the X-Men franchise said he’s ‘a “a big fan”

Here’s an edited version of a talk I did on anxiety. Even though it is called ‘Dig Deeper’, it does not cover everything on such a vast and complex topic, and yet hopefully it will be of some help.

Some reflections on Acts 4:1-22…

More reflections on Acts showing briefly how important the Old Testament is to the storyline of the New Testament!

Here’s some more reflections on Acts…

What were the earliest Christians devoted to? Learn more as we continue to reflect on Acts together…

Here’s another reflection on Acts – looking at Peter’s first sermon in Jerusalem, with special reference to the resurrection.

Here’s some brief reflections on Acts 2:1-13.

Here’s the next little blog to help you navigate Acts…

A chance to read and understand Acts together…

An adaption on our Dig Deeper session looking at the Atonement.

This is an adaptation of the table talk discussion on loving Dewsbury

What does it look like to love one another?

This was a discussion we had in our Sunday evening table talks. The importance of loving God and what that looks like…

Seeking to rely on the Spirit more through understanding the person, promise, presence and power of the Spirit at work in His church.

As Christmas is coming let’s dive into one of the most important books on the incarnation which also helpfully points us to the cross – Anselm’s ‘Why God Became Man’

Need help with the background to some of the characters mentioned in 1 Kings 1-2? Here’s a little sketch of some key players…

As we start a new series in Galatians, here’s a short introduction to help us understand the letter better.

What do we do when God hides his face from us? When we don’t see his grace or glory in our lives? Here’s some help from John Owen

How well do you know 1 and 2 Kings? When was it written and why? Find out more here…

Because of the amount of secular teaching on homosexual behaviour as acceptable, even within the wider church, Christians need to be aware of this controversy and know how to answer it

The Apostles’ Creed is an early statement of what Christians believe. It’s worth pondering over for a few minutes.

What is prayer? With help from voices, old and new – we define prayer with the hope it will spur us to pray more!

How do we grapple with the differences and issues in the list of names at the beginning of Matthew’s account of Jesus.

We all need to keep focussed when it comes to evangelism – PIPS is a strategy to get our hearts and heads ready to go!

In our last post about assurance we explore briefly why it is so important to belong to a local church and experience fellowship together.

Reflecting on Psalm 51:11 and the fears of David in his anguish and cry for mercy.

One vital ingredient for assurance in the Christian life is to never give up. We need to endure all for the sake of Christ.

This second post on the diamond of assurance looks at growth – the Christian life should be a life of growth. Here’s three C’s to grow in.

Assurance is something most Christians struggle with from time to time. This is 1/4 posts looking at the diamond of assurance.

Christians need to reclaim the happy high ground. Life in Jesus is the answer to true and ultimate happiness. All else is chasing after the wind…

How persuasive do we think the gospel is? Should we aim to persuade? This post explores the importance of persuasion in evangelism and mission.

The disciple of Jesus should want to know, grow and go!

The resurrection is more than just a historical fact – it is foundational to who we are and how we act as Christians.