On Vision Sunday, Jago Wynne spoke on John 20:24-31 and the blessing of no vision, and how as a church we want to experience the width, height, length and depth of God's love.

In our second week of our ‘Unbelievable’ Vision series, Jago Wynne spoke on how we need to be honest about our doubts and how we need to interpret them in the light of Jesus.

On Try Church Sunday as we began our Unbelievable Vision Series, Jago Wynne spoke on John 20:24-31 on the Big Bang of Faith.

On Sunday, Felix Stevenson spoke on Ephesians

On Sunday Zim Okoli spoke on Ephesians 1:15 -23 and how we can access the power of Jesus as we pray

On our last Summer Nights, Bonnie Collington spoke on Acts

On Sunday Ben Rogers spoke on Barnabas and having the courage to step off the podium and away from the limelight and to serve others.

On Sunday Jonny Haines spoke on Acts 4:32-37 and three ways to be a Barnabas to others.

On our 4th Summer Nights, Jonny Johnson spoke on Acts 4:1-22 on speaking out with the gospel boldly

On Sunday Rosie Jones spoke on Esther as we thought about Vashti’s defiance, Mordecai’s devotion and Esther’s faith.

On our 3rd Summer Nights, Alex Warren spoke on Acts 3:1-10 and using the spiritual gifts God has given us.

On Sunday evening Katie Colahan spoke on Ruth and the need for obedience in our walk with God.

On Sunday morning Sarah Goodwin spoke on Ruth and recognising God’s abundance in our lives when we walk in obedience to Him, even when we have lost hope.

On our 2nd Summer Nights, Josh Moxon spoke on Acts 2:42-47 and being deliberate in our devotion to God.

On Sunday evening Josh Moxon spoke on knowing our story and making a stand for Jesus like Stephen the martyr.

On Sunday morning James Farley spoke on Acts 7:44-8:1 on Stephen the martyr and following his example of keeping his eyes fixed on Jesus.

On our first Summer Nights, Kenny Sperry spoke on Acts 2:1-21 and the importance of diversity for God's Kingdom

On Sunday Zim Okoli spoke on Numbers 1-3, 25 - 4:9 on Caleb and how we should expect to be tested and that ending well is the goal of running the race.

On Sunday Rory Heaton spoke on Titus 3:1-8 and how misplaced hope will always disappoint but hope in the Great Saviour is always secure.

On Sunday evening Bonnie Collington spoke on Psalm 139 and how God knows you, He is with you and He made you.