We'ere at the end of Hebrews. 36 Sundays. Around 22 hours of seeing Jesus together.If someone asked you to sum it up, what would you say?Today we're trying to do that - in just two verses and four questions!

We're almost at the end of Hebrews. If everything we've heard about Jesus is true, if we are receiving something eternally unshakeable through him, how does that transform our lives now?

Ever feel like life’s shaking you?This Sunday we’re talking about what can’t be shaken.When we know the ground we're standing on is solid, we can know certainty in shaky times.Hebrews 12: 18-29

*Sound is less like Paul is in a tin can after 5 minutes*

Faith isn't a smooth road - it's a rugged trail, full of twists, stumbles and uphill climbs. But here's the good news: we were never meant to hike it alone. The Spirit is with us, the great cloud of witnesses is cheering us on - and so are the people walking beside us!

The race of faith isn't a sprint - it's a lifelong marathon that's worth pushing for. So what keeps us going when the road gets tough? Spoiler alert: It's Jesus!

Faith is rarely glamorous, but it's often costly. The Bible talks about some people who were "sawn in two" while others "escaped the sword" for their allegiance to Jesus, and that's reality for many followers of Jesus today. Whatever the path involves, he is worth it - and it leads to ultimate victory because Jesus has already won!

Ever felt like you’re running on empty, wobbling like a wonky trolley in Asda?

You're not alone. Elijah, the fiery prophet, went from hero to zero, yet God met him with love in his darkest hour. Join us today as we see how Jesus lifts seekers, the shattered, and the steadfast with a hope that lasts for eternity.

Hiraeth – a word that refuses to sit neatly in the box of translation. It evokes a sense, a feeling… a deep longing for home. But often, it’s a home from the past that no longer exists.

For Christians, the opposite is true. It’s a deep longing for a home we’ve not yet been to – a home found in a Person called Jesus.

This morning, we are looking at how a man named Abraham shows us what it looks like to long for the home we were actually created for. If you’ve every looked at the world and felt that ache – that sense there must be something more… If you’re homesick but don’t quite know what for – come and join us this morning as Chris guides us through the next part in Hebrews 11.