Discover what it means to live as children of the light with Tim Browne as he unpacks 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11. We take a close look at Paul’s message about being awake, alert, and ready for the return of Jesus. Tim shares his personal journey through fear and anxiety and shows how the Bible speaks to our real struggles with darkness. We learn that our faith, love, and hope can help us stand firm, even in tough times.

Discover what it means to live as children of the light with Tim Browne as he unpacks 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11. We take a close look at Paul’s message about being awake, alert, and ready for the return of Jesus. Tim shares his personal journey through fear and anxiety and shows how the Bible speaks to our real struggles with darkness. We learn that our faith, love, and hope can help us stand firm, even in tough times.

In this sermon Tim considers the reality of death, the certainty of Christ’s return, and the hope of resurrection that transforms how we live today. We see that while death is an enemy we all face, it is not the end for those in Christ. Paul’s words remind us that Jesus died and rose again, and so will all who belong to Him, leading to a joyful reunion and eternal life in His presence. This hope allows us to grieve honestly yet with confidence, encouraging one another until the day He comes again.

This Sunday Pete from City Church Bristol continues our sermon series in 1 Thessalonians 4 where it talks about the importance of our earthly work. Pete unpacks how our jobs and the activities in our wider life are a God given gift and that work is part of the life that He has planned for us, even in eternity!

Tim speaks from Thessalonians 4 on how God calls us to live our whole lives in a way that is pure and honouring to him, including not just our work and social lives but even our private thoughts and actions.

Tim reminds us of the joy it is to have each other as brothers and sisters in Christ as we continue in our Rooted and Ready series. More than just being a 'holy huddle' that merely encourages each other on, Tim urges us to be like the church in Thessalonica - being sanctified and prepared for life in heaven together.

Dan Jeffery shares four ways we can live our lives in a way that welcomes people to the revelation of Jesus as we continue our Rooted and Ready series in 1 Thessalonians - being prepared to be inconvenienced, ensuring our lives are blameless and holy, championing one another, and giving thanks for every gift from God, no matter how small.

Tim continues our Rooted and Ready series by asking us whether the way we act and behave points people to Jesus. Tune in as we hear how Paul modelled authentic faith to the church in Thessalonica and see how we too can live as people centred around Jesus.

What is a Christian?? Rob answers this question as he continues our series in 1 Thessalonians. More than just a person who goes to church or reads the Bible, we'll see that a Christian is someone who is rooted in the gospel and can stand strong when the storms of life approach.

Tim kicks off our new sermon series in 1 Thessalonians where we will look at the glowing example of the church in Thessalonica to learn how we too can stay rooted in God's love.

Tim wraps up our series in Nehemiah as we look at the celebrations and rededication of the people that follow the completion of the wall. Tim encourages us to continue dedicating our lives to Jesus so that we too may have joy when we celebrate one day in heaven.

Tim speaks on integrity as we continue our series in Nehemiah, challenging us to treat those around us in the same way our almighty God loves us.

Tim carries on our Built To Last series, looking at how Nehemiah was able to overcome opposition, and how we can apply this to spiritual warfare in our own lives.

Ellen continues our sermon series, looking at how we as individuals with different skills and backgrounds can come together to build God's kingdom.

Continuing our Built To Last series, Dan talks about laying the foundations after we hear our calling from God - even if those events are months apart like they were for Nehemiah.

Tim kicks off our new sermon series on the book of Nehemiah, looking at how to build our lives for God's glory instead of our own.

This Easter Sunday, as we celebrated Jesus' resurrection, Tim opened Luke's account of Jesus' first resurrection evening and the offer of Easter, the evidence for Easter and the explanation for Easter.

Tim speaks from 1 Corinthians on the meal Jesus taught us to take in remembrance of him, giving us six ways to posture ourselves as we receive Communion.

Jane brings our Naturally Supernatural sermon series to a close as we consider the theme of Hospitality from 1 Peter 4.

Tim continues our sermon series looking again at 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 as he considers in detail the way in which God speaks through the Holy Spirit: God speaks to us today, he wants to speak through us today, and God speaks to those who ask him.