Sophie explores the comfort and power of a life living in the shadow of God, and how we can respond to the invitation to dwell in the presence of Him every day.

In seasons when we feel like giving up and losing all hope, Ephesians tells us that all we need to do is be still. Ed unpacks what it looks like for us to live a life covered by the armour of God - specifically in seasons of warfare and challenge.

This week, Josh tackles a complex and challenging passage exploring what it means to submit to God and each other.

Continuing out Ephesians talk series - Ed focuses on our human desire to be known, and God's desire to know us. Whether you've been a Christian for your whole life, or you're new to faith - we must never get used to the width, depth, and the heights of God's love.

In a world where we feel more separated than ever, Kim explores our Ephesians passage and looks at what it means to really be a part of the family of God.

The book of Ephesians calls us to a life fully alive in the power of the resurrection. Emily explores in her talk this invitation, showing us how to let go of the identities the world demands we carry so we can finally receive the identity Jesus offers.

Kicking off our new preaching series, Robin deep dives into the book of Ephesians, and the significance of us all individually being chosen by God."Lord, would I not get used to being chosen".

"Our vision is to love Jesus and transform Exeter. But our purpose is simply to make a way for Jesus to come in."As we reflect on Palm Sunday, Ed talks about our vision as a church is to lay down our importance and our dreams, and to simply make way for Jesus into our lives, and the lives of our city.

Alongside some exciting news from our curate Mack, we hear about the power of church planting and the commission to see the hope of Jesus spread throughout our city and beyond.

Concluding our worship series, Josh invites us to dive into what the Bible has to say about the importance of gathering with others in worship. We conisder the centrality of corporate worship in the Old Testament, and see that in the New Testament, the call to worship among the people of God stands strong. Hebrew's 10:25; 'do not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing'.