Tim wraps up our Flourishing series, looking at Psalm 103 to reveal that true spiritual flourishing is never achieved through human effort, but humbly received through God's grace. Contrasting our fragile, temporary nature with the everlasting, steadfast love of the Lord, we're reminded that we are called to be deeply rooted in Christ, living out of his forgiveness and redemption.

James opens Psalm 92 as we continue our summer series, this week seeing how cultivating a posture of praise leads to flourishing amidst life's anxieties. Planted in the house of the Lord, we are promised a life of deep spiritual vitality that bears fruit in every season and endures into eternity.

Unpacking Psalm 52, Rob Morgan explores what it means to flourish like an olive tree rooted in the house of God. He reminds us that as we allow the Lord to cultivate the soil of our hearts, even our seasons of painful pruning and crushing become the very avenues through which the Holy Spirit’s oil of grace and obedience flows.

Continuing our summer series in the Psalms, Emma demonstrates how true spiritual flourishing is rooted in a faithful, abiding relationship with Jesus Christ rather than external circumstances. By delighting in God's word and remaining planted in His grace, we are sustained through every season of life.

This Sunday, Tim begins our series 'Flourishing.' Through the Psalms' simple yet profound commands—to trust, delight, and wait patiently—we are reminded that worrying about others' success only distracts us from the deeper nourishment of the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, when we earnestly desire for more of Jesus we discover the comfort, protection and provision of His presence.

Jane gives a one off sermon encouraging us from Psalm 27 to WAIT - to Worship, to Anchor In, and to Trust.

In this one-off preach, Tim Jones shares a vision for where God is calling us over the coming months, drawing from Psalm 24:1-10.