On Sunday morning we continued our series on Food for the Soul, this week looking at A Meal of Salvation. Jamie Mulvaney spoke from Luke 22:7-38 on the Last Supper and how it is a foretaste of the heavenly banquet.

On Sunday evening Jamie Mulvaney looked at how Jesus’ calling of Levi from Luke 5: 27-32 is the explanation to what our calling is in life.

In the penultimate part of our series ‘Faith’s National Portrait Gallery’, Jamie Mulvaney speaks on how to win a city for God as we look at the examples of Jericho and Rehab from Hebrews 11:30-31 .

On Sunday Jamie Mulvaney concluded the final part of our series in Church is for Everyone. Jamie spoke on Ephesians 6:10-24 on spiritual warfare and putting the full armour of God so that we can stand firm in the heat of our own spiritual battles.

On Sunday Jamie spoke on the heart of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians in chapter 3, that Church is For Everyone and asked the question: How can we make sure God is glorified in the church?

Are you a powerful person? Could you describe your life as one of 'endless energy, boundless strength'? Jamie speaks in the second part of our series in Ephesians on his surprising recent eye test and how God wants to open our eyes to see more of Jesus, and his power on offer to everyone who believes in him.

On Good Friday Jamie Mulvaney brings us a two-part talk on Jesus's suffering on the cross and the hope that it brings each life that is changed by the victory on the cross.

In the last of our three-part series in the book of Daniel, Jamie Mulvaney speaks on how we can be bright in different situations and how our future is bright in Jesus.

Daniel 2

Jamie continues his series in Daniel and how we can be followers of Jesus of resolve and resilience. This week, when the heat gets turned up and we’re thrown into the fire, what values are needed for us to not only thrive but survive?

Daniel 3

Jamie Mulvaney begins a three-week series in the book of Daniel with part 1 entitled “Resolve and Resilience” as he discusses how we can live distinctively for Jesus this year and put Him first in our lives.

Daniel 1

Jamie speaks about at the possibility, potential and power of Christmas Eve, with a little help from Hamlet’.

Passages: Isaiah 9:2-7, John 1:1-14

At the Contemporary Carols Jamie spoke about the chaos we find ourselves in this Christmas, and how Jesus is both Order and Saviour for us.

Passages: Matthew 1:18-25, John 1:1-18

At Carols on the Common, Jamie Mulvaney spoke about our common problem, our common solution and uncommon love.

In the second week of our Real Deal series, Jamie encourages us that real faith is a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ. He goes through what we can learn from when Jesus healed a Canaanite woman’s daughter and fed the four thousand.

Passage: Matthew 15:21-39

When Jesus does or says something surprising, it’s important that we pay even closer attention. On Remembrance Sunday this surprising passage and account of Jesus healing a Canaanite woman’s daughter helps us to see how Jesus breaks through boundaries.

Passage: Matthew 15:21-28

Jamie begins our look at the Real Deal with Real Religion. How can we make sure we're not wasting our time and that our faith has a reality check? Jamie shows us how Jesus contrasts fake religion and real religion and what this means for us today in our context.

As we launch the HTC Get Together Week, Jamie speaks on familiar verses from Hebrews including that we should not give up meeting together. Given the current context, he looks at the heightened importance of this command and how it leads to us living an ‘all the more’ life.

Hebrews 10:19-25

The advice to 'just be yourself' can be confusing and chaotic. Jamie speaks on the countercultural idea suggested by Graham Tomlin in his book 'Why Being Yourself is a Bad Idea'. To address this question and the cultural moment we find ourselves in, he also refers to the title of another publication, Martin Luther King, Jr's final book: 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?' Jamie encourages us to delve into Ephesians 4 and 5 which address the chaos around us and within us. He challenges us, even in the midst of the pandemic, to be strengthened and matured in love, holiness and unity so we can be the church for the sake of others.

Ephesians 5:1-2, 8-21

Amidst the chaos, which will win, trust or control? Having operated with the illusion of at least some sense of control in our lives, will we trust God with our anxieties and even our whole lives? In this battle of trust vs control Peter invites us to clothe ourselves with humility towards one another, and Jamie explores the strange dynamic of humbling ourselves under God's mighty hand so that He might lift us up.

1 Peter 5:5-7

2021 has begun and the chaos has only escalated. Over the next five weeks we are exploring the chaos of the current moment both for our culture and for us individually. To begin with, Jamie asks how we can have purpose for our lives and the year ahead. He urges us that this comes as we experience God’s glory for ourselves, just like we see in Isaiah 6.

Isaiah 6:1-8