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In Steves own words, "This is a time for grace and imagination. As well as a crisis it is an opportunity to follow Jesus in loving our neighbour. Members of our Fitzroy community will need words of encouragement and practical help. There will also be demand for volunteers across our neighbourhoods. Let us be on the front foot and ready to respond to the needs of family, neighbours and even strangers."

We take closer look at the story of Hagar in Genesis 16.

In Steves own words "I will be looking at making a space to pray, finding a place to pray and maybe even how God's common grace causes every single person to pray... Sam Smith agrees... and David Grohl does it too... "

In Steves own words "In Fitzroy I am going to do what I have been threatening for many years. I am going to preach on the television series West Wing's two part episode Two Cathedrals. It is a remarkable piece of television drama where the President, Jed Bartlett, closes a Cathedral to have a rage at God about all kinds of injustices that he feels God has been sending towards him. On the other end of this encounter with God a storm creeps up the East Coast of America and Bartlett's senses something extra-or

Roz Stirling

Steve talks legalism, choice, fulfilment, and inner transformation in Deutoronomy and Matthew

Steve asks 'should we blame the darkness, or the light for not shining?', and looks to see how Isaiah and Jesus encourage us to spend ourselves on behalf of the other

In Steves own words "we will reflect on Brexit and God will advise us on how to respond from Micah 6. No better text. I might wear it all over my shirt and be sure Friday night's interview with Gary Lightbody will get a mention."

In Steves own words "we will be looking at the utter madness of Jesus way to live and that repentance is about a head shift in thinking. This is the God of the manger, the donkey and the cross and we need to get our heads round this radical alternative way to live because he asks that we follow. "

In the last of the current series, David explores some of the thinking of Christian writers over the centuries concerning the environment, and poses a few challenging thoughts to today's followers of Jesus.