We’re looking at six incidents in the Book of Acts to see how the Good News about Jesus overflowed into new people, new areas and new opportunities. We’re asking how these incidents might help us see how God wants to overflow from our Hubs and everyday lives.

Today Dave looks at what has been called ‘the Birth of the Church’ - a fundamental change to how God connects to us and calls us into his saving project.

The resurrection changed everything, yet despite that we meet two dejected and disillusioned disciples unsure what it all means.

This morning we look at Luke 24:13-32 and think about how we often find ourselves in similar situations - excited about Jesus, but living a life that hasn’t worked out like we hoped and unsure what God might be doing… if anything at all!

We consider how to understand the tension between the reality of the resurrection and the reality of our lives.

It’s easy to think that the amazing things Jesus did and said happened in religious settings - at the synagogue, in the temple, during formal teaching… but if we read the Gospels closely we see that so much happened when Jesus’ normal, everyday life was interrupted. Whether he was commuting, hanging out with friends, going for a stroll, at a dinner party or a wedding, Jesus was often interrupted and saw an opportunity to welcome the Kingdom of God into this interruption.

In this series we celebrate the fact that we all have normal, everyday lives - which means we can learn to notice when interruptions might be Kingdom opportunities.

Today we look at a passage in Luke 9:57-62, where Jesus seems to put off potential followers. We look at how Jesus wants to help the idealists realise it’s not so easy, and the pragmatists realise half-measures won’t do.

As part of this the talk is interrupted to hear stories from Libby, Josh and Lizzy, where they tell us how their experience of following Jesus has meant embracing struggles and counterintuitive choices.

It’s easy to think that the amazing things Jesus did and said happened in religious settings - at the synagogue, in the temple, during formal teaching… but if we read the Gospels closely we see that so much happened when Jesus’ normal, everyday life was interrupted. Whether he was commuting, hanging out with friends, going for a stroll, at a dinner party or a wedding, Jesus was often interrupted and saw an opportunity to welcome the Kingdom of God into this interruption.

In this series we celebrate the fact that we all have normal, everyday lives - which means we can learn to notice when interruptions might be Kingdom opportunities.

Today Adam looks at the surgical precision of Jesus, cutting to the heart of the matter when he is interrupted by a very religious and very rich young man.

We think about what issues might be getting in between us and God.

It’s easy to think that the amazing things Jesus did and said happened in religious settings - at the synagogue, in the temple, during formal teaching… but if we read the Gospels closely we see that so much happened when Jesus’ normal, everyday life was interrupted. Whether he was commuting, hanging out with friends, going for a stroll, at a dinner party or a wedding, Jesus was often interrupted and saw an opportunity to welcome the Kingdom of God into this interruption.

In this series we celebrate the fact that we all have normal, everyday lives - which means we can learn to notice when interruptions might be Kingdom opportunities.

Today Dave looks at the ‘mind-blowing’ interruption when a leper stops Jesus on an important journey and asks a profound question…

We feel God is prompting us to explore how our Hubs can be more intentional in being outward looking. We are starting a process of asking God to help us discover his unique and creative ways each of our Hubs can do this.

In this session we look at how Jesus and the disciples made a difference to people around them. We’re thinking about how God might be directing us to do something similar in our Hubs.

Today Dave looks back at 2025, telling the story of our church family. And we think about what God is prompting us about for the year ahead.

We feel God is prompting us to explore how our Hubs can be more intentional in being outward looking. We are starting a process of asking God to help us discover his unique and creative ways each of our Hubs can do this.