On Sunday evening, Jago Wynne concluded our series on Jonah, speaking about God’s heart, Jonah’s heart and our heart.

On Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on Jonah 1 and how God still uses us and saves us despite our failings.

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.

In our Carols by Candlelight service Jago spoke to us about the importance of the Christmas message and how it brings Good News of Great Joy. He commented on the mess of 2020 and how these difficulties have highlighted our need for salvation through the Messiah. He challenges us to rely on Jesus and if we are uncertain of who He is to explore this for ourselves.

In a time of taking, we can be people who give because of Jesus. Giving is not only an act of charity, but an act of worship as we respond to the grace of God. In this passage from 2 Corinthians 8 and the remarkable and counter-cultural example of the Macedonian church, Jago shows us that we can excel in this grace of giving. Hear from Jago and others in our church community too on what this means for Revitalise 250.

2 Corinthians 8:1-9

Jago continues our sermon series in 2 Corinthians, asking if the phrase 'Don't Lose Heart' is just a pious platitude, or a powerful encouragement to each one of us because of the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

2 Corinthians 2:12-3:18

Jago Wynne speaks at Try Church Sunday on three parables Jesus told in Luke 15, with the invitation for us all to come to Jesus.

Luke 15

Jago spoke at Vision Sunday Part 1 about how each one of us can be fruitful in the coming year – even in the midst of surprising times and complicated situations like a global pandemic. He spoke about “Closeness to Jesus” and “Contribution to the Vision” from John 15.

John 15:1-8

Jago Wynne speaks at Try Church Sunday on three parables Jesus told in Luke 15, with the invitation for us all to come to Jesus.

Luke 15

Jago Wynne opens our You Are Invited sermon series, looking at Jesus' invitation to us in Matthew 11:28-29, and how when we gather together as a community of believers it is a foretaste of heaven.

Hebrews 12:22-24

Jago finishes our ‘Hearing The Voice Of God’ sermon series, looking at the story of Hannah asking and adoring God in all circumstances.

1 Samuel 1:6-2:10

In the second of our Why series, Jago answers the vital question of our time - Why is God good news in overcoming racism? He looks at how the story of God is crucial for overcoming the story of racism, by looking at the danger of “othering” that exists in racism and in the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector.

Luke 18:9-14

Jago finishes our “Restricted but Advancing” sermon series as he speaks on “The Problem with Statues”, and how we can meet the needs of others because God has met all our needs in Jesus.

Philippians 4:14-23

Jago continues our series in Philippians looking at how we can be people of peace.

Jago looks at four different Coronas that we face today.

“This King who in love went to the cross. This King who is the best person to be in control of our lives. This King who is with us, who is for us, and who is in control. This King is King Jesus. “ Listen again as Jago speaks on Palm Sunday.

Matthew 27:26-31

Science is often pitted against the Bible and seen as going against the Christian faith. In this talk Jago explores the Christian response to this idea and considers how trusting in Jesus is actually a reasonable and rational position to take.

John 20:24-31