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What do you do when the storms of life leave you feeling overwhelmed, afraid, or uncertain?

In this message from Matthew 14:22–33, Iain Mair explores the remarkable account of Jesus walking on the water and Peter stepping out of the boat in faith. As the disciples battle the wind and waves, Jesus comes to them with words of comfort and courage: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.”

Through this powerful passage, we discover what it means to trust Jesus in the midst of life's challenges, keep our eyes fixed on Him when circumstances seem impossible, and experience His presence even in the storm. Whether you're facing uncertainty, wrestling with doubt, or seeking to grow in faith, this message offers encouragement and hope from the One who still calls us to trust Him.

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What does forgiveness really look like? And how can we forgive when we've been deeply hurt?

In this message from Matthew 18:21–35, Maggie Gill explores Jesus' powerful parable of the unforgiving servant and the radical nature of God's grace. As Peter asks how many times he should forgive, Jesus responds with a challenge that goes far beyond keeping count, pointing instead to the immeasurable mercy we have received from God.

Join us as we discover how the gospel transforms our relationships, frees us from bitterness, and empowers us to extend forgiveness to others. This practical and thought-provoking message invites us to reflect on God's forgiveness towards us and what it means to live as people shaped by His grace.

After four and a half years, 51 sermons, and one incredible journey through John’s Gospel… we arrive at the finish line.

In this final message of the series, Josiah Homfray-Cooper unpacks John 20:30–31 — the verses that explain why the Gospel of John was written in the first place: so that we may believe Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and by believing have life in His name.

This episode is a big-picture summary of John’s Gospel, reflecting on the signs, conversations, miracles, and encounters that reveal exactly who Jesus is. More than just information, John’s Gospel invites every reader to a decision: will you believe Him, trust Him, and find life in His name?

Whether you’ve followed the whole series or are listening for the first time, this message is a powerful invitation to encounter Jesus afresh.

What does Jesus do with our failures?

In John 21:15–25, we see a deeply personal conversation between Jesus and Peter on the shore—a moment of honesty, healing, and restoration. Sean Reynolds unpacks how the risen Jesus meets us in our weakness and calls us forward with purpose.