Josh Moxon continues our series, Restricted But Advancing, looking at Philippians 3:1-14, encouraging us to make sure we keep what's most important at the centre.

Jamie looks at Philippians 2:19-30 and what we can learn about friendship in lockdown from Paul, Timothy and Epaphroditus. We see a passion for God that flows into compassion for people. With this compelling blend of conviction and compassion, we not only forge deep and genuine friendships, but we advance the Gospel together.

Philippians 2:19-30

H Metters continues our sermon series in Philippians, looking at our response to our salvation and how it is through obedience to Jesus that we come to shine like stars.

H Metters continues our sermon series in Philippians, looking at our response to our salvation and how it is through obedience to Jesus that we come to shine like stars.

Jago kicks off our sermon series in Philippians, helping us to advance the gospel and advance in our faith in this time of restriction.

Philippians 1

Jamie Mulvaney asks what the resurrection means for us in this time of coronavirus. He tells us that the resurrection means that the worst thing is never the final thing. The good news of Easter Sunday is personal, powerful and purposeful. 

John 20

Jago looks at four different Coronas that we face today.

“This King who in love went to the cross. This King who is the best person to be in control of our lives. This King who is with us, who is for us, and who is in control. This King is King Jesus. “ Listen again as Jago speaks on Palm Sunday.

Matthew 27:26-31

Jago finishes our series on the life of Joseph and shows us how Joseph helps us have a new perspective on life and on death – both key things for us to grasp in this time of the coronavirus crisis.

Genesis 50:15-26

Jago gives us two encouragements to hold on to from the life of Joseph in the face of the challenges of the coronavirus crisis.

H Metters continues our Lent Discipleship School teaching by looking at the controversial question, "Is God Anti-Women?". H look's at what the Bible has to say on the matter.

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Jago Wynne kicks off our new three week series looking at the life of Joseph. Jago begins by looking at our ambitions and reminds us that the Lord will be with us.

Genesis 39

Jago kicks off our Lent Discipleship School but looking at the question, "Is God Anti-Freedom?". Jago looks at how the world tries to offer freedom, but it can actually turn out to be a mirage, and how only Jesus offers us real freedom.

H Metters closes our series on the voices in Matthew 3 and 4 by looking at the voice of the King and more specifically the King's call.

Matthew 4:12-25

As we begin Lent, Jamie looks at the where the voice of temptation comes from. What can we learn from Jesus being tempted in the wilderness? The key is not to look at Jesus as your example, but as your Saviour.

Matthew 4:1-11

Worship and Creative Pastor, Ben Heys, looks at Jesus' identity, his humanity and divinity. Ben also asks what voices are we listening to? Are we letting the world shape us or are we letting God the Father speak over us?

Matthew 3:13-17

Associate Minister, Josh Moxon, looks at the story of Jesus' baptism and how Jesus joins us in our failure so we can join him in his family.

Matthew 3:13-17

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?

Matthew 3:13-17

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.

Matthew 3:1-12

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.

Luke 15