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An evicted family living in the wilderness. Murder in the first generation of brothers. It might sound like Eastenders but Si helps us to unpack Genesis chapter 4 and consider how sacrifice covers shame and leaves us free to live lives for God.

Lex Loizides oversees the social ministries of Jubilee Community Church in South Africa and recently launched a new congregation in the heart of the City of Cape Town. Lex explores the question of whether faith in Jesus is the only way to God, and to lasting joy.

Mick Taylor, Director of Training for Commission, helps us in our understanding of the "Genesis Origins" series.

We have experienced one of the biggest cultural shifts in all history in the areas of sex, marriage and relationships. Here we are taking a look at God's original intention for our closest connections.

Whenever we turn to the first chapter of the bible we have this tendency to start asking “how did this happen?” and “how long did it take?” - Dave opens this series looking at the book of Genesis by encouraging us to think “who made this happen?” and “what is it for?”

In this first of our Come To Church Sundays, guest speaker Steve Wilson speaks on the importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus as he does mighty things through his people.

Si looks at how our evangelism can be like going to a stadium, inviting our friends, and just being normal. The diagram which Si refers to in his message can be found here: bit.ly/2lPqvg5

James gives a message on the Father's heart for personal relationship with each of us.

Jon focuses on how we can be assured of our faith by the work of the Holy Spirit transforming our hearts and relationships with one another.

"He is risen, he is not here" How does Jesus's resurrection define all that he said and did? In this final part of our series in the gospel of Mark, we hear that Jesus isn't in the grave but that he is risen. What difference does this make to our lives?

"He is risen, he is not here" How does Jesus's resurrection define all that he said and did? In this final part of our series in the gospel of Mark, we hear that Jesus isn't in the grave but that he is risen. What difference does this make to our lives?

"Why have you forsaken me" What happened when Jesus died on the cross and how do we respond to it? In this eighth part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Annie speaks on how Jesus' actions transform those who believe, and dispels darkness in our lives.

"The first must be last". What does it mean to be great? In this seventh part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Sherwin explores what it means for us when Jesus tells his disciples that "whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant..."

"The first must be last". What does it mean to be great? In this seventh part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Cathy explores what it means for us when Jesus tells his disciples that "whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant..."

Starting our new audio extras series with Dave McNee and Si Munsie. Si and Dave expand on the teaching covered in part 3 of the "Jesus Talks" series, which was preached by Dave McNee and focused on Mark 4: 35-41.

"The first must be last". What does it mean to be great? In this seventh part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Sash explores what it means for us when Jesus tells his disciples that "whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant..."

"We need to realise there is no better way to find fulfilment in our lives than in knowing Jesus". In this sixth part of our series in the gospel of Mark, James explores the question of where we find our honour, approval, security, and acceptance.

“Who do you say I am?” How we identify with Jesus completely changes the way that we think and the way we act. It is so important to know the truth of Jesus’s identity – this is a foundational part of our faith! In this fifth part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Jason speaks on how we approach Jesus’s identity.

“Their hearts are far from me”. We live in a society where we encounter rules or laws in most areas of our lives, including at home and at work. In this fourth part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Si speaks on a further account of The Pharisees being at odds with Jesus, trying to show that he wasn't who he said he was. We see that, whatever we do, our hearts and motivations need to be closely rooted in Jesus.

“Their hearts are far from me”. We live in a society where we encounter rules or laws in most areas of our lives, including at home and at work. In this fourth part of our series in the gospel of Mark, Esther speaks on a further account of The Pharisees being at odds with Jesus, trying to show that he wasn't who he said he was. We see that, whatever we do, our hearts and motivations need to be closely rooted in Jesus.