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Barrie reminds us that you can't have the Resurrection without the cross and explains how the cross is payment for our sins and the empty tomb is the receipt.

Barrie explains how the overriding truth about the end times is to keep watch because you do not know the day or the hour of Christ's return. He reminds us too that God is the God of the "suddenly" and encourages us to take every opportunity to snatch others from the fire.

Barrie looks at Acts 4, exploring how the early Church encountered persecution as they obeyed God's command to spread the Gospel. He reminds us what Jesus had to say about persecution and how God blesses those who are persecuted.

Barrie explains how the concept of taking a sabbatical is biblical. He makes four points that encourage us to use this time to deepen our relationship with God, by leaning hard into him.

Barrie looks at Acts 4 and demonstrates how the power of real Christianity is in the Name of Jesus.

Barrie reminds us that the incredible gift of salvation in Christ should enable us always to have joy, regardless of our situation. He explains too that although we are blessed with a church building, the Holy Spirit dwells in our bodies.

Barrie looks at Ephesians 2, explaining how nothing is too big for God. We may face challenges, but God...! We regret that the first few minutes are missing because of a technical problem.

Barrie looks at the stark differences between fellowship today and that of the early church and challenges us to replicate what led to such growth in the Kingdom in those days.

Barrie looks at the story of Jesus healing the demon possessed man to glimpse at the ongoing battle between God and Satan and the difference that Jesus makes.

The pandemic has created a spirit of fear among many. Barrie explains how fear in itself can be a healthy reaction to genuine harm. The problem however can be our reaction to fear. Barrie helps us navigate the difference and how to use the Bible to overcome the types of fear that are detrimental to our wellbeing.