Leviticus 25 is one of the chapters in the Bible that demonstrates how differently we see life than the way God suggested it should be for his people.

How does the Bible picture society?

Why sex matters, why it doesn’t have a life of its own, and why sex is not the only thing that matters.

How do you get right with God? How does God allow his justice and love to sit side by side?

The lists of purity in Leviticus seem totally at odds with all that we experience now.

The priests were given clothes that set them apart, and then given a task of representing God to people and people to God. We have become that people for the sake of the world.

In this sermon Neil explores the significance of the sacrifices in Leviticus – God expects people to mess up, but gives them a way out of the mess!

A few days ago, Mike Shaft's show on BBC Radio Manchester featured a report from Rebecca Kelly about Christmas Alive.

A story that we know so well - a Good Samaritan that deserves his fame. But could a real world embrace radical grace?

In our Sunday morning services at the moment, we're looking at life through the lens of early Christians living in what is now called Turkey.