Talks
Catch up with a talk from a recent Sunday service, or search by speaker name of book of the Bible.
Speaker
- Jago Wynne 105
- Jamie Mulvaney 57
- Felix Stevenson 42
- Josh Moxon 37
- Tim Jones 32
- Zim Okoli 23
- Ed Veale 19
- Rory Heaton 12
- Emma Monks 11
- James Farley 9
- Andy Monks 8
- Sarah Seabrook 8
- Bonnie Collington 8
- Anthony Buck 7
- Reema Shinhmar 7
- H Metters 7
- Rosie Jones 6
- Jo Twigg 6
- Natalie Jones 6
- Mike Clayton 4
- Ben Rogers 4
- Ros Williams 4
- Jonny Haines 3
- David Bennett 3
- Vaughan Roberts 3
- Various Speakers 3
- Alex Warren 2
- Anna Douglas 2
- Pat Allerton 2
- Stephen Foster 2
- Jason Roach 2
- Kenny Sperry 2
- James White 2
- Amy Orr-Ewing 2
- Mark Harris 2
- Nicky Gumbel 2
- Prof Glynn Harrison 2
- Tim Farron 2
- David Walker 2
- Sarah Goodwin 1
- Joe White 1
- Katie Colahan 1
- Jonny Hughes 1
- Amy Hughes 1
- Jonny Johnson 1
- Amanda Bell 1
- Lydia Williames 1
- Rosy Skinner 1
- Alistair Begg 1
- Tope Koleoso 1
- Kemi Koleoso 1
- Tom Jackson 1
- Sarah Jackson 1
- Sasha Gerry 1
- Livi Maclay 1
- Jenny Day 1
- Josh Price 1
- Johnny Sutherland 1
- Rob Hooks 1
- Sharon Dirckx 1
- Ben Heys 1
- Henry Grainger Csenge Hunor 1
- Rico Tice 1
- Kristi Mair 1
- Prof John Wyatt 1
- Farida and Jamie Matthews. 1
- Rachel Bradley 1
- Edie Crossley Annabelle Harrison 1
Books of the Bible
A Voice from Heaven - 9.30am
Worship and Discipleship Pastor, Rory Heaton, looks at the person of Jesus at his baptism, and considers what voices we’re listening to - the voice of the world or the voice from heaven?
A Voice in the Desert
Before the coming of Jesus, John the Baptist came preaching in the desert, preparing the people of God for the coming of Christ. John’s powerful message and call to repentance still speaks to us today.
Challenging Christianity: How could a loving God send people to Hell?
In our cultural moment, which is characterised by public condemnation and shaming, most of us do not think about Hell, let alone talk about it. Jamie explains that however deeply uncomfortable it may be, Jesus' words and actions teach us how seriously he takes Hell. By facing up to this reality, we are confronted with the nature of humanity, judgement and Hell. At the same time, we also meet a God who is more loving than we expect.
Challenging Christianity: Shouldn't the Bible be replaced by science?
Science is often pitted against the Bible and seen as going against the Christian faith. In this talk Jago explores the Christian response to this idea and considers how trusting in Jesus is actually a reasonable and rational position to take.
Challenging Christianity: How can you say there is only one true faith
Tim Jones considers how Christians respond to this common and important question, and explores what Jesus said about himself. He argues that truth is exclusive, so that if one worldview is correct, others must be wrong. The key question is: which worldview is true?
Challenging Christianity: Aren't we better off without Christianity
In our series on Confronting Christianity, Jamie Mulvaney asks if we’re trading up or down if we become followers of Jesus. He looks at where we’re at as a culture and as individuals and what the offer of Jesus is to every person.
Challenging Christianity: Why does suffering exist if God is real?
Guest speaker Dr. Sharon Dirckx, senior tutor at the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics, begins our new series titled Challenging Christianity. Dr. Sharon Dircks looks at the topic of suffering.
20/20 Vision
Josh Moxon shows us four foundations we can build on in order to have 20/20 vision this year.
