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.

Tim continues our Naturally Supernatural series looking at the spiritual gift of tongues - how does Paul encourage us to use this gift in the Church, and how can we receive it for ourselves to speak directly to God.

Dan Jeffery kicks of our new series, Naturally Supernatural. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Dan gives us a crash course in spiritual gifts, laying down a framework to explore them in the coming weeks.

In this one-off sermon, Tim speaks on the how does the Bible address sexuality for those who identify as same-sex attracted, and what should the church’s response be, particularly as we look to Jesus Christ.

Rob continues our Real Faith for Real Life series looking at doubt. We're encouraged that instead of doubting God's character in times of trouble we should remind ourselves of the all-powerful and all-loving creator who is always faithful even when we're not.

Tim Jones continues our real faith for real life sermon series as he considers Jesus' teaching on worry. We learn that we need not worry because of Christ's command, God's perspective, God's care, our weakness and God's provision.

Tim continues our sermon series by tackling the topic of unanswered prayer - reminding us of Jesus' experience in Gethsemane, and encouraging us to be as persistent as the widow in our reading.

Tim kicks off our new sermon series by considering the topic of forgiveness - asking why should we forgive others and how can we learn to forgive those that have wronged us?

Dan preaches from the calling of Matthew as we have our first service of 2025.

When we consider the story of Simeon's encounter with Jesus after his birth, we see God's amazing provision of grace in his Son. Where the Law requires righteousness, Jesus is God's revelation of redemption.

Tim speaks at our annual Carols by Candlelight service. Our theme this year has been the angel’s proclamation and Jesus’ promise: “peace…not as the world gives”.

Michael concludes our series in James, looking at perseverance and prayer in James 5.

Tim talks from another challenging passage where James calls out certain people and he very seriously warns them. He calls out people who judge others to warn them – he calls out people who don’t involve God in their plans to warn them, he calls out rich people to very seriously and graphically warn them. After Tim considers this he applies Jesus Christ's grace to our great need.

James writes to Christians to diagnose the causes of relational conflict, the cost of conflict with God and the cure for our conflict. Tim unpacks the passage for us.

Rob gets practical in this talk from James 3, as he considers how James' encouragements apply to our lives.

Dan continues our sermon series in James, unpacking the serious challenge of our passage.

Tim unpacks the famous passage in James' letter that warns us about a faith that is not seen in the way we live for Jesus. A true and living Christian faith is not just a matter of words but deeds, involves sacrificial obedience, and means being called a friend of God.