What does it mean to find your true self? In this explanation of Galatians 2.20, it shows how Jesus' death and life free us to become our true, whole selves.
Searching for the meaning of wisdom in Ecclesiastes
Life can feel empty and pointless, even when everything looks fine on the surface. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 1:1–14, this post explores why meaninglessness is so universal, how we try to escape it, and where real meaning can actually be found.
What are the gates of Hades in the Bible? A clear, simple explanation of what Jesus meant—and why it matters for life, death, and hope today.
If you’re visiting a church in Manchester for the first time, you might not know what to expect. This article will help you learn about worship services on Sunday.
Alpha is an introductory course about Christianity. Is it something for you? This article will help.
Looking to find a church in Manchester? This guide will help.
We must always engage our heart when studying God’s Word. This is how we experience transformation.
What does Jesus’ return mean?
How we define mission and how we plan to live it out
What do Christians believe? How are Christians supposed to act? Who do they follow?
What do Catholics and Protestants believe about purgatory? Does the Bible teach about it?
What is sin? Where did it come from? If it’s supposed to be bad, why does it feel right sometimes?
In a world where everyone feels overworked, overburdened, and burned out, how can we find rest?
When was the Bible written?
Is Jesus God? The Trinity is a famously confusing topic, and though it breaks our logic, scripture gives us some great frameworks for how we can think through its paradoxes.
What is pastoral care in the church? What are the principles and responsibilities? Why is it important?
What exactly is the Tree of Knowledge? Join us in this article as we examine the imagery from Genesis 2 & 3 that defines the rest of scripture.
“You know, Dad, the church is the people, not the building.” –my 5 year old son
Paul’s letter to Philemon teaches us how we are to be a church in Manchester: to be vulnerable in our relationships, to count the cost of community, to seek the mercy of others.