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). 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.
Surrender, See, Sing
(18th May 2025, Joel Henderson)
Revelation 5 (read it here)
Do you know the one, Jesus, who is worthy to to make you a priest and rule in his kingdom, regardless of whether you are more like a lion or a lamb?
You've got mail
(7th May 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Revelation 2-3 (read it here)
Who sends letters anymore, apart from bills? Jesus! Sure, they were originally sent 2000 years ago, but they are written for us too. Letters about how to live as we wait for his return. Letters that take seriously that it can be hard, and letters with great encouragement to persevere.
Living the future today
(27th April 2025, Joel Henderson)
Revelation 1 (read it here)
The final book of the Bible, Revelation, is not just about the future. It's about how we live today in the light of the future. This recording includes a short overview of the book and the whole reading of Revelation 1, followed by the sermon.
The resurrection and Palm Sunday
(23rd April 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 118 (read it here)
A week before, the crowds were welcoming Jesus. Then by Friday they'd turn on him. So what does all this mean for the resurrection? A deeper joy.
He has done it
(18th April 2025, Good Friday, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 22 (read it here)
Are we meant to pity Jesus at his death, or like the centurion proclaim him to be the Son of God? To pity Jesus is to miss the point. Explore what it means for Jesus to be your hero. Good Friday is the most powerful day in the history of the world.
Sow your tears
(9th April 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 126 (read it here)
The Christian life means greater joy and greater sadness. Explore what this means.
A song that deals with sin
(2nd April 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 32 (read it here)
"Don't worry, be happy" is not the best way to deal with the mess, slop in life. How about learning a song that really helps you deals with sin.
Refreshing your soul in the wilderness
(23rd March 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 63 (read it here)
Which part of you is most important? When you're in the desert, do you only need water?
Weather beating wisdom
(16th March 2025, Joel Henderson)
Matthew 7:24-29 (read it here)
You know the story of the three little pigs. Which one are you like? How solid is the foundation of your life?
Everyday temptation
(9th March 2025, Brian Sylvester)
Luke 4:1-15 (read it here)
Jesus faced temptation, and so do we. It might be easy to think that Jesus faced more difficult temptation, but perhaps what he faced is the same as we do everyday.
Real rest
(2nd March 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 92 (read it here)
For all our attempts to relax, why do they seem like heard work? What is true rest, and who can provide it? (This sermon was interactive with the kids present).
Dealing with Evil
(23rd February 2025 Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 37 (read it here)
Is "maintain the rage" really the best option? Could I be a better force for good if I approached what's wrong in the world a different way?
Happiness
(16th February 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Psalm 1 (read it here)
Does God want you to be happy? If he does, what would that look like?
The bounteous gift
(26th January 2025, Joel Henderson)
Luke 4:14-30 (read it here)
Does Jesus make you mad? Why would his home village turn against him? Would you turn against him, or do you know his bounteous gift?
Expectations
(12th January 2025)
Luke 3:15-22 (read it here)
What are you hoping for? Listen to how Jesus met our deepest expectations.
The kind of king we need
(22nd December 2024)
Micah 5:2-5 (read it here)
Who do I want to rule my life? God wants us to look to the king who is like him, with true humility, but will take justice seriously. This is the king of mercy.
The end of worry
(15th December 2024)
Philippians 4:4-9 (read it here)
Who is the Lord of your worries?
Repentance
(8th December 2024)
Luke 3:1-6 (read it here)
Will you let God make your crooked path straight?
Taking the race seriously
(1st December 2024)
Hebrew 12:1-13 (read it here)
Living in line with what you believe... makes sense right? Even when things get tough?
Rational Faith
(24th November 2024)
Hebrew 11 (read it here)
Faith defined as blind or as cliff jumping is not God's definition. In fact, the writer of Hebrews wants to show us that true faith is entirely rational.
Get Closer!
(17th November 2024)
Hebrew 10:19-39 (read it here)
This letter is such an encouragement! When we grasp what Jesus has done for us - our consciences clean! - how much more should the encouragement to get close to God have effect in our life.
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