Rachael continues our series working through the book of Acts, this week looking at Acts 8. Rach uses the story of Philip and the eunach to encourage us to listen, obey and share.

Matt continues our series, "When the Spirit Acts", this week looking at Acts 6 & 7 and the story of Stephen. Matt reminds us that When the Spirit Acts, Jesus is revealed through our our service, our words and our suffering.

Beth brings us a powerful word as we continue our "When the Spirit Acts" series. Beth looks at Acts 5 and the importance of authenticity.

Sarah continues our current series "When the Spirit Acts", where we are working our way through the book of Acts. This week Sarah unpacks Acts 3 and looks at how when the Spirit acts, courage to step out, speak up and call people in rises.

Matt continues our series, "When the Spirit Acts", in which we're working our way through the book of Acts. This week, Matt looks at how Community is Formed when the Spirit moves and what type of community is formed. Drawing on the story of the early church, we want our community to be a devoted community, a generous community and a compelling community.

Matt starts our new series this Pentecost Sunday, "When the Spirit Acts". Matt unpacks the reality that when the Holy Spirit comes, it is more than a feeling! When the Spirit acts, God moves towards people, Jesus becomes visible and people come home. If you're interested in finding out more about Alpha, head to www.bay.church/alpha

This Giving Sunday, Matt continues our LIVE: Like You're Alive series using the story of the woman who washes Jesus' feet in Luke 7 to encourage us to life a life of daring generosity.

Jan continues our "LIVE: Like You're Alive" series, looking at purpose and what it means to live in full resurrection life with purpose, on purpose! Jan highlights the importance of knowing God and being known by God, loving God and being loved by God and making Him known.

Matt continues our "LIVE: Like You're Alive" series, looking this week at Calling. Matt uses the calling of Abram to remind us that calling is; God's calling, not ours, serving, not self-seeking and surrendering, not settling.

Matt continues our series "LIVE: Like You're Alive", looking specifically at what it looks like to live with hope.

Beth kicks off our new, post-Easter series, Live: Like You're Alive, this week looking specifically at how we can live in resurrection life. Beth uses the story of the road to Emmaus to show us that resurrection life changes our past, present and future.

Beth closes up our Jonah series looking at Chapter 4 and how God sends stop signs, salvation and sanctification.

Faith continues our series on Jonah, this week picking up Chapter 3 when Jonah goes to Ninevah. Jonah Chapter 3 is a great reminder that God always call again, He always warns again and he always forgives again. It's a great reminder that He is the God of second chances.

Nige picks up our series on Jonah, this week looking at chapter 2. Nige encourages us that we are in good company when we feel like we're in the dark place, but reminds us that we must know who we are, know we're never alone and know that God is relentlessly in pursuit of us.

Matt starts our brand new series that will take us up to Easter working out way through the book of Jonah. Matt draws out the truths that God can be trusted to call us, to never abandon us and that He has defeated the greatest storm.

Beth busts some myths (and some moves!) to encourage us to receive, be formed and respond in action to God's love for us!

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Matt continues our series, "Courage for Here & Now", looking this week at how we can have the courage to be distinct. Matt uses the example of Daniel to encourage us to name the pressures we experience, pre-decide the posture we are going to take in the face of those pressures and to understand the purpose we have.

Matt kicks off our new series, "Courage for Here & Now" by looking at Nehemiah and his courage to be dedicated. Matt encourages us that the only way to seek God faithfully, stand strong against opposition and to shut the door on distraction is to follow Nehemiah's example of praying.