On Sunday morning, Rory Heaton spoke on how God saved Jonah from the belly of a whale, and how God still saves us and uses us despite our failings.

On Sunday Rory Heaton spoke on Titus 3:1-8 and how misplaced hope will always disappoint but hope in the Great Saviour is always secure.

On Sunday evening Rory Heaton spoke on the parable of the Minas as how this reveals the nature of the King and how to invest wisely in His kingdom.

On Sunday evening Rory Heaton spoke on 1 John 2:18-27 and the assurances we have that Jesus is the truth, that we belong to Jesus and that Jesus remains in us.

On Sunday evening Rory Heaton spoke on Luke 9:18-27 looking at Jesus as the one who demands surrender

Rory Heaton unpacks the question 'How can I have faith when it feels like God isn't in control?' through looking at the story of Isaac, and how his strong foundations for his faith prepared him for the trials he faced.

In the first of our sermons on Palm Sunday, Rory Heaton preaches on Luke 19:28-44 on the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. As Jesus arrives into Jerusalem that first Palm Sunday, there are celebrations in the streets. But who is this Jesus who comes riding a donkey? Who do you say He is?

God has promised to astound us with wonders upon wonders, but what happens if our hearts aren't feeling it? Rory unpacks God’s warning and promise in Isaiah 29:13-24 and our need to have humble and reverent hearts before God in every circumstance of life.

Isaiah 29:13-24

Worship and Discipleship Pastor, Rory Heaton, looks at the person of Jesus at his baptism, and considers what voices we’re listening to - the voice of the world or the voice from heaven?

Matthew 3:13-17