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Using the Apostle's own testimony, Colin helps us trace the transformation of the young Pharisaical zealot called Saul to the equally zealous Apostle Paul. We learn that ignorance is bliss, as far as judgement is concerned, that communion & friendship with God trumps any law and that we can't miss God's call by accident. Good news for our souls!

Al brings us the inspiring story of Saul of Tarsus in Acts 9, who persecuted Christians but through a miraculous transformation by the Holy Spirit, became the apostle Paul. From Law to Grace, Murderer to Evangelist, (sorry for poor recording quality).

Rev Graham Watts considers the causes of environmental damage and what the resulting actions of the Church should / could be. Recorded at the Love Marlow / Churches Together Service in Higginson Park. Includes an interview with Emma Hawkins.

Andy picks a way through the poetic and symbolic language of Revelation, identifying the three themes of persecution, perseverance and perspective.

Simon takes a “Fresh Look at Jesus” through the eyes of John the Seer. He starts in Revelation 5 where the Lion of Judah claims the scroll and its seven seals. John expected to see a Lion, but saw a Lamb instead, representing humility, gentleness, and sacrificial love.

Colin brings us the story of John the Beloved from John 14:1-14. When we do life together with God, knowing the Father’s love is key to living without a troubled heart.

Jesus came to reveal a Father who is so excessively generous, lavish and reckless with His resources that it's hard for us to get our heads around it! Welcome to the Profligate Father!

Jonny explains how John was transformed by God's love. It’s also true for us today that the knowledge of that love can bring freedom from any kind of bondage.

George talks about the Why , the How and the When of communion. It’s much more than bread and juice!

Guest speaker Andrei, the pastor from Moscow with whom River first connected in 2004, talks about four aspects of the Church - it is (we are) the house of God, it's the Temple of God, it's a Body, and will be the Bride of Christ.