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After Jesus' resurrection, two of his disciples were walking along the road to Emmaus, sharing their grief of the loss of Jesus. Jesus came along-side and journeyed with them - but they did not recognise him. Revd Colin reminds us that even though the disciples failed to recognise Jesus, he was still there - with them, ministering to them, working for them. Jesus' presence and ministry was not dependent on the disciples seeing him, feeling him or knowing he was there.

Colin goes through Luke 18 v 31 - Luke 19 v1-10, showing how Jesus heals the physically and spiritually blind.

Revd Colin Baker unpacks the story of Noah and the flood and how this points to baptism. We are all encouraged to turn to Christ for forgiveness, cleansing and salvation - and to follow the example and command of Jesus to be baptised.

Revd Colin Baker reminds us that the world is constantly changing and that we need to change with it. He challenges us to fast and to pray, to listen to the Lord’s prompting and be prepared to step out in faith and do new things in new ways – new wine in new wine skins.

Revd Colin Baker unpacks Luke’s account of events following Passover, when rather than setting off for home with his parents, Jesus remained in the temple courts, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. Colin challenges us to reflect on 3 priorities – our relationship with God, our relationship with authority figures in our lives, our desire to be right with God.

Starting anything new is always challenging, some get it and run with it, some don't, some object, some are jealous of the success of others. When God calls, he promises to be with us, we need to press ahead boldly with His calling and anointing.

Colin Baker takes us through Acts 16 v16-40, showing how God uses our trials and tribulations to spread his word, how we can overcome these if our heart is with him and how we need to be the ones to spread his word, as people won't just pick up the Bible and understand it.

Colin takes us through Acts 16 v1-15, guiding us through Paul's first steps in Europe, his first convert in Europe and how we need to show appreciation of others ministry and efforts.

Revd. Colin Baker calls on us to reflect on the ways in which we have had rocks thrown at us and how we can use our faith to deflect them and overcome their wounds and scars

Plan and prepare to enable every opportunity to share the Good News of Jesus