On Easter Sunday Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Luke 24:13-35 and the hope of the risen Jesus who wants to set our hearts on fire for Him.

At our reflective service, Felix Stevenson asked the question of what do we think of Jesus and what does he think of us.

On Sunday evening, Bonnie Collington spoke on how we are invited to be obedient to Jesus, the King of authority, to worship Jesus, the King of humility and to be in relationship with Jesus, the King of peace.

On Sunday morning Jonny Haines spoke on Luke 19:28-44 on Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and how we need to crown Jesus as King in our lives.

On Sunday evening Rory Heaton spoke on the parable of the Minas as how this reveals the nature of the King and how to invest wisely in His kingdom.

On Sunday morning Sarah Seabroook spoke on Luke 19:11-27 on the parable of the Minas and how we should invest what God has given us for the Kingdom of God.

On Sunday evening Emma Monks spoke on Luke 19: 1-10 on Jesus and the Tax Collector and asked the question ‘what is your greatest treasure?’

On Sunday morning Josh Moxon spoke on Luke 19: 1-10 on Jesus and the Tax Collector. We learned that Jesus seeks and saves the lost, true repentance leads to real change and no-one is beyond the reach of Jesus.

On Sunday evening Ben Rogers spoke on Luke 8:22-39 on how Jesus has power over the storms of life and over all evil.

On Sunday morning James Farley spoke on Luke 8:22-39 on how Jesus has power over the storms of life and over all evil.

On Sunday morning Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Luke 7:36-50 and how Jesus is the one who forgives all our sins.

On Sunday evening Felix Stevenson spoke on Luke 7:18-35 on how we shouldn't let our doubts overwhelm us when God doesn't meet our expectations, because Jesus is the promised King.

On Sunday Sarah Seabrook spoke on Luke 7: on how doubt isn’t the opposite of faith and how that doubt is a normal part of our Christian experience. Jesus calls us to trust Him and says “Blessed is the one who does not stumble on account of me”.

On Sunday Sarah Seabrook spoke on Luke 7: on how doubt isn’t the opposite of faith and how that doubt is a normal part of our Christian experience. Jesus calls us to trust Him and says “Blessed is the one who does not stumble on account of me”.

On Sunday Ed Veale began a new summer sermon series in Luke 7-9 entitled 'No One Like Jesus'. He spoke on the helplessness of faith, the humility of faith and the hopefulness of faith.

On Sunday morning Natalie Jones spoke on Luke 19: 1-10 on Zacchaeus the Tax Collector.

On Sunday evening Josh Moxon spoke on Luke 24:36-43 on a meal of promise as Jesus appeared to His disciples and shared a meal with them.

On Sunday morning Tim Jones spoke on Luke 24:36-43 on how Jesus appears to His disciples and shares a meal with them.

On Sunday evening Anthony Buck spoke on Luke 22:7-38 on A Meal of Salvation and how Jesus wants to share a meal with us.

On Sunday morning we continued our series on Food for the Soul, this week looking at A Meal of Salvation. Jamie Mulvaney spoke from Luke 22:7-38 on the Last Supper and how it is a foretaste of the heavenly banquet.