Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church

Lou shares her refections on Psalm 62 verse 1

How do we deal with our anger? The anger of others? And the discouragement we may feel? We see what we can learn from Nehemiah's story

Might things look different if we were standing somewhere else?

How do we give hope to those in desperate situations? In a remarkable interview from a nation in desperate need we are inspired and challenged as we talk to Theodore Mbazumutima about his life and work with Rema in Burundi.

Val reflects on some thoughts she's had linking her recent operation and recovery with her faith journey.

How many people does it take to build a wall? Answer: a lot. How many people does it take to build a Church? Answer: a lot. But how can we play a part when we don't feel skilled or equipped?

Danny shares his story in the light of Psalm 55 verse 16

Neil looks at how the landscape has changed, and how God is doing new things - and explores how we might respond to this in light of passages in Isaiah 43 and Ezekiel 47.

We explore what we would like our theme tune to be if we were to write one...

Sarah concludes her series on the book of Ruth - Autumn - Redemption

How do we help encourage change in those who have lost the hope or desire to change? And can any of these principles from Nehemiah's example help us encourage change in ourselves?

We all have prayers that we long for God to answer - Nehemiah has an incredible attitude to his prayer. What can we we learn from him, a slave, as we seek to integrate faith, prayer and work-life?

Simone shares a story of tragedy and yet God is with us

Paul continuing his series in Genesis refuses to duck the genealogy and finds hidden depth in the importance of clan and identity

Donald looks at the second part of a famous story - often neglected but perhaps more important. What makes religious people resentful? Our thanks for permissions granted by Steph Williams and the Good Book Company for "The Dad Who Never Gave Up" - to Order this book go to thegoodbook.com

As part of our special Youth Camp service Mim Heritage shares some of her teaching from the week wit the young people, and tells us of the radical love Jesus calls us with and to

"Blessed are those who have regard for the weak" - James tells his story

Nehemiah is willing to hear of the suffering of others and then responds in prayer. Donald leads us through the prayer helping us to pray similarly for our worries

Inspired by Psalm 40, Georgina tells the story of God's faithfulness to her and the gift of peace

In the last study from John, we reflect on Jesus's final words to Simon Peter and the importance of seeking to glorify God in death and life. But why does Jesus tell Simon Peter not to worry about John?

How does Jesus help us with the memories of failure, that inhibit the present?

Sam and Donald discuss leadership ... Why do leaders fail? What should we expect of leaders? These and other questions are addressed.

Paul helps us think about the goodness of God that extends to even the most wicked

Will a fresh start give us the break we need, or will we always be stuck in a cycle of mistakes and problems?

Inspired by Thomas, Donald addresses 'When is doubt good?', 'When does God encourage doubt' and 'how do we move on from doubts that are not helpful?'