Maybe you're concerned that you won't feel comfortable at church. One way to help you decide is listen to one of these sermons (a fancy word for a talk that helps understand a passage of the Bible so we can live it out). We're convinced that Jesus is the smartest person who ever lived, so what he has to say on life still makes sense today. More than that, what he has to say actually puts life into full vivid colour.
Do you love Jesus?
(10th May 2026, Brian Sylvester)
John 14:15-21 (read it here)
Deeper relationships have a deeper love. Do I want that with Jesus? How will I do that?
The Big Ideas of 1 Peter
(3rd May 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter
This sermon covers all the big ideas of 1 Peter that we have considered in the last months. The reading is a selection of these (note there was some microphone issues near the start of the reading).
Stick with the chief shepherd
(29th April 2026, Joel Henderson)
1 Peter 5:1-14 (read it here)
Peter's final encouragements for us to stand firm even when the world think little of followers of Jesus. How should we live? Live with Jesus as our chief Shepherd.
Tending the flock of God
(26th April 2026, David Sullivan)
1 Peter 5:1-14 (read it here)
Peter was a passionate man, often impulsive, and that had sometimes got him into trouble with Jesus, but he had always remained teachable, and now had become one of the great leaders of the early church. Hear his words on leadership.
Suffering well
(22nd April 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter 4:12-19 (read it here)
Dear friends... as Peter starts to talk about suffering, he wants us to know he speaks as someone close and dear. He knows our fears and wants us to know the joy possible in any difficult circumstances.
God is building
(5th April Resurrection Sunday 2026,
Joel Henderson)
1 Peter 2:4-10 (read it here)
The good news of Easter is that God has begun a building project that cannot fail! He is turning us into his spiritual house that will be glorious.
Homecoming Day
(Good Friday 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter 2:22-25 (read it here)
Good Friday is not a day of sadness, it is homecoming day, it the day of healing, because Jesus is achieving something deeply good for you and me.
The four lookouts
(29th March 2026, Joel Henderson)
1 Peter 3:8-4:1 (read it here)
Peter writes a very practical letter for living in the real world, where life can be hard. Peter gives us the view from the ground, the view for those not following Jesus, the view for God and the view for ourselves.
The power of submission
(15th March 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter 2:10-3:8 (read it here)
Only inhabiting the story of Jesus brings reals equality and empowers submission. This is the way to change our everyday relationships for the better.
The safest place to be
(8th March 2026, Brian Sylvester)
Matthew 10:16-25 (read it here)
Sheep among wolves? Would I follow Jesus of that is where he leads? Yes. Find out why.
You're a brick!
(8th March 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter 2:5-10 (read it here)
From the beginning of time, humans seem to have used stones to build temples. But not Jesus says we are that temple. Are you ready to think of yourself as a brick?
Pull up your socks!
(1st March 2026, Joel Henderson)
1 Peter 1:13-2:1 (read it here)
Our response to the good news of Jesus is active. Peter starts to unpack what this looks like for oursleves and our relationhsip with others. Will you pull up your socks?
Faith more precious than gold
(22nd February 2026, Andrew Gifford)
1 Peter 1:1-12 (read it here)
Christian faith is not luck, it is the trusting action of life. Explore what this is and why Christian faith is so precious.
Knowing the mind of God
(8th February 2026, Joel Hensderson)
1 Corinthians 2:1-16 (read it here)
The Christian claim is that God has revealed his purposes to us in Jesus. If this is true it changes everything about what is valuable. It also means you can know the mind of God for you.
This is not a game
(25th January, Andrew Gifford)
Matthew 4:12-5:12 (read it here)
As Jesus announces his reason for being, he calls us into a revolution that the authorities of this world will not like. Are you willing to join Jesus?
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