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12 July 2026 · Pete Farrington

Jesus the Revolutionary

Fully Known and Still Loved

What happens when the person who knows the very worst about you turns out to be the one on your side? In this talk from the Jesus the Revolutionary series, Pete Farrington walks through the story of a woman who crashed a respectable dinner party to weep at Jesus' feet. She made no excuses and offered no defence. She simply owned who she was and met something she never expected, which was grace. Pete, along with Matt Edmundson, Sharon Edmundson and Anna Kettle, explores why being fully known and still fully loved might be the most freeing idea any of us ever meet.

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Jesus the Revolutionary

12 July 2026 · Pete Farrington

Fully Known and Still Loved

What happens when the person who knows the very worst about you turns out to be the one on your side? In this talk from the Jesus the Revolutionary series, Pete Farrington walks through the story of a woman who crashed a respectable dinner party to weep at Jesus' feet. She made no excuses and offered no defence. She simply owned who she was and met something she never expected, which was grace. Pete, along with Matt Edmundson, Sharon Edmundson and Anna Kettle, explores why being fully known and still fully loved might be the most freeing idea any of us ever meet.

Jesus the Revolutionary

5 July 2026 · Will Sopwith

What If Christianity Was Never About the Rules

Most of us carry a quiet assumption that we have to sort our lives out before we'd ever be welcome at God's table. In this talk from our Jesus the Revolutionary series, Will Sopwith walks through the moment Jesus calls Levi the tax collector and then sits down to eat with the very people everyone had written off. No bar to clear first. No list of fixes. Just an invitation offered mid-mess. Drawing on the tyranny of the school cafeteria and the story of Pandita Ramabai, Will shows a Jesus who won't stay in his lane, and asks who we'd share a table with.

Jesus the Revolutionary

28 June 2026 · Matt Edmundson

Stop Shrinking to Fit In

Most of us are experts at fitting in. We read the room, clock what's expected, and quietly file off the bits of us that don't match. Matt Edmundson explores why we do it, what it costs, and what Jesus actually meant when he called his followers "the salt of the earth". From a near-miss on a London Underground escalator to a car crash where one ordinary man turned into the Hulk, this is a look at Matthew 5 that says something surprisingly freeing — you were never meant to blend in. You're here to change the flavour of the room.

Jesus the Revolutionary

21 June 2026 · Dave Connolly

Stop Trying So Hard to Be Good Enough

Most of us carry a quiet belief that we have to get our act together before God would want anything to do with us. Guest speaker Dave Connolly looks at the moment Jesus called four ordinary fishermen off their boats with two words, "Follow me", and they went. No qualifications. No clean-up first. We explore why following Jesus is about surrender rather than striving, what the nets are that we won't put down, and how "I will make you fishers of men" takes the pressure off us and puts it on Him. Real faith for people who feel like they'll never be good enough.

Jesus the Revolutionary

14 June 2026 · Sharon Edmundson

Why Jesus Tells Worried People to Go Bird Watching

Worry is the background noise of modern life, so it's striking that Jesus tells anxious people to look at the birds and the wildflowers. In this talk from the Jesus the Revolutionary series, Sharon walks through Matthew 6:25-34, showing how creation is evidence of a generous God who provides, and why seeking His kingdom first frees us from the endless chase for security. With honest stories of provision, suffering and trust, plus a reminder to take life one day at a time, it's an invitation to stop striving and start trusting the One who feeds the birds.

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7 June 2026 · Mike Harris

Why God Doesn't Just Fix It

When we're in pain, we want God to fix it, not sit with us in it. In this talk on John 11, Mike Harris looks at why Jesus deliberately waited two days before raising Lazarus, then wept at the graveside. His anger was at death itself, which was never God's intention, and our grief reflects God's own heart. Drawing on losing his own dad, Mike explores why we're so uncomfortable with sadness and what grieving people actually need. The community unpacks how to show up well. The message is simple — you don't have to fix grief, and if you're grieving, you're not a problem to be fixed.

Jesus the Revolutionary

31 May 2026 · Ade Birkby

When Having Everything Isn't Enough

Ade Birkby explores what success is actually for, using the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19 as his guide. Zacchaeus was the most powerful, wealthy man in Jericho — and the most isolated. Jesus called him by name, went to his house, and something shifted. The community unpacks why honest, hard-earned success is not unbiblical, but why its purpose is generosity and community, not accumulation. With honest conversation about discipline, desire, and the cost of real giving, this is a talk for anyone who's wondered why having more hasn't made them feel like enough.

Jesus the Revolutionary

24 May 2026 · Dave Connolly

When Trying Harder Stops Working

Dave Connolly unpacks Matthew 11:28 — Jesus's invitation to all who are weary and burdened. In a culture that prizes hustle and self-improvement, Dave names the cost: Christians running on empty, trying to serve God on fumes. The way out isn't more effort but movement toward Jesus. He walks through what it means to take Jesus's yoke — to learn from him, to be discipled by the older ox who knows the way, to align our lives with grace rather than performance. We can't earn rest. It's a gift. The only thing required is to come.

Jesus the Revolutionary

17 May 2026 · Dan Orange

When Busy Becomes a Hiding Place

There's a version of busy that everyone can see. The packed calendar, the unanswered messages, the inbox you've stopped pretending you'll catch up on. And then there's the other kind. The quieter, more respectable busy. The one you reach for when there's something you don't want to face — a difficult conversation, a prompt you can't quite explain to anyone else, a moment where you sense you should stop and you really, really don't want to. This week at Crowd, Dan Orange asked if we have heard the "are you a Mary or a Martha?" framing before? Be more Mary.

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