At Contemporary Carols on Sunday, Jamie Mulvaney spoke about Jesus as the Creator in the Cradle.

At Carols by Candlelight on Sunday, Jago Wynne spoke about us giving up our crowns to receive Jesus as our King at Christmas.

At Carols on the Common on Sunday, Zim Okoli unpacked 3 words from the Christmas Carol 'Hark the Herald': Hark, Herald and Hail.

On the first Advent Sunday James spoke from 1 Thessalonians 3:8-13 on how we can thrive over this month ahead by depending on the Lord to increase our love and strengthen our hearts to live a holy life ready for Jesus’ return.

On Sunday we concluded our series in John on the 7 signs of Jesus. Jamie Mulvaney spoke on John 11:1-45 on Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and how Jesus is the resurrection and the life.

On Sunday Emma Monks spoke on John 9:1-12 and how we need to listen to God's word to receive sight, and we must shine and share Jesus' light.

On Sunday Mike Clayton spoke on John 9:1-12 on Jesus healing a man born blind.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson spoke on John 6:14-21 on Jesus walking on water, and how we should recognise the power of Jesus and receive His presence.

On Remembrance Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on John 16:31-33 and how, although we may experience a time of trouble, we also have a seed of hope and the promise of peace.

On Sunday, Rosie Jones spoke on Jesus feeding the Five Thousand and how Jesus is compassionate, powerful and abundant.

On Sunday we continued in our series on the 7 signs of Jesus in John's gospel. Josh Moxon spoke on the third sign in John 5:1-15 on the healing at the pool of Bethesda.

On Sunday we continued our series in John's gospel on the seven signs of Jesus. Jamie Mulvaney spoke on John 4:46-54 on the healing of the official's son.

On Sunday we began a new series on the seven signs of Jesus in John's gospel. Zim Okoli spoke on John 2:1-12 on the Wedding at Cana.

In the final part of our Unbelievable Vision series, Jago Wynne spoke on John 20:26-21:14 and Jesus' provision of vision and of grace.

On Vision Sunday, Jago Wynne spoke on John 20:24-31 and the blessing of no vision, and how as a church we want to experience the width, height, length and depth of God's love.

In our second week of our ‘Unbelievable’ Vision series, Jago Wynne spoke on how we need to be honest about our doubts and how we need to interpret them in the light of Jesus.

On Try Church Sunday as we began our Unbelievable Vision Series, Jago Wynne spoke on John 20:24-31 on the Big Bang of Faith.

On Sunday, Felix Stevenson spoke on Ephesians

On Sunday Zim Okoli spoke on Ephesians 1:15 -23 and how we can access the power of Jesus as we pray

On our last Summer Nights, Bonnie Collington spoke on Acts