On Sunday evening Bonnie Collington spoke on Psalm 139 and how God knows you, He is with you and He made you.

On Sunday at the 11.15am, Jonny Haines spoke on Psalm 139 and how we are known and seen by God and we can't hide from Him.

At the 9.30am on Sunday, Mike Clayton spoke on Psalm 139 and how God has complete knowledge of us, complete presence in our lives and we are God's complete work.

On Saturday afternoon of our Aflame weekend, Farida and Jamie Matthews spoke on Sparking creativity in your sphere.

At our All-Age Good Friday Service, Investigator Izzy investigated the mystery of what is so good about Good Friday.

On Sunday Zim Okoli concluded our 'How on earth' series, speaking on 'How can I know truth in an age of suspicion?'. We learned that suspicion leads to despair but trust in God leads to flourishing.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson spoke on Matthew 6:25-34 on How to be a non anxious presence in an anxious world. Jesus speaks to our heads, hearts and hands when He tells us not to be anxious.

Jago Wynne explores how we can have a ‘plank-full’ response the Climate Crisis through the hope held out to us in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

On Sunday we began a new series called 'How on Earth?'. Felix Stevenson spoke on Psalm 100 on 'How to have a standout year'. Felix spoke on how we can enjoy God by knowing God.

On Sunday we began a new series called 'How on Earth?'. Felix Stevenson spoke on Psalm 100 on 'How to have a standout year'. Felix spoke on how we can enjoy God by knowing God.

On New Year's Eve, Ed Veale spoke on Matthew 2 and How Jesus is a King with a promise, a King who brings conflict and a King who is a Shepherd.

On Sunday night Josh Moxon spoke on Psalm 27 and John 1:1-14 on how our deepest fears and deepest hopes are met in Jesus.

On Sunday evening at Contemporary Carols, Zim Okoli spoke on Psalm 36 and how Jesus is the true light and the one who brings eternal life to all who will believe.

On Sunday Emma Monks spoke at our Family Carols service (interspersed with drama) on How Jesus came for everyone and brings us good news of great joy.

On Sunday at Carols on the Common, Ed Veale spoke on how Jesus comes as a surprise at Christmas to meet all our hopes and fears and bring the kindness of God to us.

On Sunday at the 9.30am Felix Stevenson spoke on Psalm 23 and how how future can change because Jesus is the shepherd we really need and the host we eternally want.

On Sunday Jago Wynne concluded our series on Left and Right, speaking from Psalm 19. Jago spoke on how we need to wear Gospel glasses to view the world rather than left or right glasses.