Peter shares the background behind our biggest teaching series to date: The God Story, where we'll be journeying through the entire biblical narrative, encountering the love of God in the unfolding narrative of Scripture. In this introductory talk, he reminds us why prioritising our relationship with scripture is so important.…

On the first Sunday of 2025, Pete shares a New Years message based around the Parable of the Hidden Pearl in Matthew 13:44-46.

As Christmas fast approaches, Jill explores how we as Christians can deal with all kinds of anxieties. What could happen if we invite Jesus, the prince of peace, to sit on the throne of our hearts?

On the first day of Advent, Pete shares about how in this season of waiting, we can wait well for Christ's coming at Christmas, in our own lives, and again in glory.

Peter concludes our We Do Weird series by addressing the topic of Spiritual Warfare, exploring who we fight, and how we fight.

Pete continues our We Do Weird series, exploring the biblical significance of dreams and visions as powerful ways God communicates, and how we can grow in discerning His voice through these supernatural interventions.

Bill unpacks the joy and blessing given to us in the gift of prophecy, and shares some simple tips to help us when the spirit prompts us in our everyday lives. Bill's book on prophecy, 'That Gentle Whisper: Learning to Recognize God's Voice in a Noisy World' is available at all good book retailers!

Peter explores the exciting subject of miracles, delving into Jesus' 7 'signs' in the Gospel of John, and unpacking how these point us towards the deeper truth that Jesus is powerful and compassionate. If you'd like to watch the sermon you can follow the link below: https://youtu.be/KML1iyDMoKs?feature=shared…

Pete starts our new series, We Do Weird, where we'll be exploring some of our faith's distinctive aspects that are often easy to shy away from. When we see everything as a miracle, we can live with a more enchanted, biblical world view. If you'd like to watch the sermon you can follow the link below. https://youtu.be/0O6NB1h-j8w?feature=shared…

Mervyn Thomas has a conversation with ex-MP, now priest and prison chaplain, Jonathan Aitken.

Holly concludes our Simply Jesus series, opening Colossians 4:2-6, focusing on the outward act of our walk, wisdom, prayer and speech towards those who do not identify as Christians.

Peter continues our 'Simply Jesus' series, focusing on the importance of christian friendship and the key role small groups play in church life.

Joel Hughes bring us the third instalment of our 'Simply Jesus' series, Journeying through Colossians.

Jill continues our Simply Jesus series, reading from Colossians 2 and honestly reflecting on the things - idols - in our lives that can compete for our worship.

Peter kicks off our Simply Jesus series in Colossians 1, exploring the supremacy of Jesus over all creation and how 'Jesus plus nothing' is everything.

Pete shares on Luke 10:21 before opening up the floor to hear testimonies from Wildfires.

Pete brings our summer series, 'A Grace Filled Life', to a close.

Izwe continues our summer series, 'The Grace Filled Life', looking at what humility is.

Jason Clark opens our new summer teaching series 'A Grace Filled Life' looking at the topic of thanksgiving.

Tim Mackie, Co-Founder of Bible Project, explores the ways in which we can rediscover our relationship with the bible.

In Adam's final talk before he moves away, he addresses the importance of how to be continually be foolish for God, giving up everything to follow him.

Jon Burns, president of Greater Europe Mission, is a senior pastor and church-planter, and is recognised for his work around the world with children and communities. Today he opens the word and shares about the freedom that comes with trusting in the Lord.

Sarah shares some of her own experiences in sharing her faith and beautifully challenges us to do the same.

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Pete delivers a special Father's Day message for us.

Adam concludes our series of talks themed around 'The Table'.

Hannah beautifully explains how extending the table can lead to radical inclusion, refreshment and redemption.

Peter continues our table-themed series of talks and delves into the history and theology behind the Lord's table: Communion.

Continuing our Vision Sunday 'Table' theme, Jill encourages us to taste and see that the Lord is good, and looks at Daniel 1, where we find that real nourishment and blessing comes from the Lord's table.

Following Vision Sunday, Holly explores the importance of community.

Pete outlines the church vision for the upcoming year, based around the importance of 'The Table'.

Peter reads from John 15:1-11, exploring the concept of 'Abide' through the lens of spiritual formation.

Adam reflects on the resurrection, looking at Peter's story.

Pete delivers a special message for us on Easter Sunday.

Hannah concludes our Lent series, 'Rebel Jesus'.

Pete Greig continues our Lent series, 'Rebel Jesus'

Our Rebel Jesus Series goes on pause for Mother's Day. Holly Back, our Student Pastor, talks about the Love of God.

Peter continues our lent series 'Rebel Jesus'.

Adam Heather continues our Lent Series 'Rebel Jesus'.

Jason Swan-Clark starts a new series for Lent, called 'Rebel Jesus'.

Pete concludes our series entitled, 'David: A Man After God's Own Heart'.

Peter continues our series 'David: A Man After God's Own heart'.

Adam continues our series 'David: A Man After God's Own Heart'.

Jill starts our new series entitled 'David: A man after God’s own heart'.

Pete encourages us to explore first two questions asked in the Bible, the serpent asking 'Did God really say?' and God saying 'Where are you?'. Could they be the two most important questions we ever have to answer?

Adam kicks off 2024 by looking at Phillippians 2v1-11, exploring what it means to reflect Jesus in our relationships with one another.

Sammy shares some of her story, and walks through Isaiah 9v6 with us.

Peter kicks off December with a deep dive into what Advent really means.

Ruth Valerio is a Global Advocacy and Influencing Director for Tearfund and carries a vision to inspire and equip Christians to a whole-life response to poverty, helping build a movement that brings about lasting change on the issues that impact the poorest and most vulnerable.

Pete Portal speaks about what it means to really know Christ more, based on Philippians 3: 10-11.