You and I were made for more than mere existence, but life to the full. Jesus is not just our creator, but the creator of abundance in our lives. In this second of Jamie’s two talks on Creative Jesus, he explains how we can position ourselves for abundance and for God’s creative power.

John 2:1-11

We tend to think of Jesus in the cradle or on the cross, but before anything else, Jesus is our Creator…

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

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

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

Josh Moxon kicks off our Summer Sermon Series, looking at the story of Elijah hearing the voice of God.

1 Kings 18:20-39

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Jesus is at the very centre of the Christian faith, but still the question remains, why bother with Jesus? Tim explores the Jesus' compelling claims and his incredible offer of abundant life.

John 6:25-42

Jesus is at the very centre of the Christian faith, but still the question remains, why bother with Jesus? Tim explores the Jesus' compelling claims and his incredible offer of abundant life.

John 6:25-42

H Metters speaks on the subject of ‘Why doesn’t God make himself clearer?”, looking particularly at the person of Jesus.

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

In the first of our Why Series, Jamie examines Christian hypocrisy. He look at how the person of Jesus approaches hypocrisy and what happens when he gets tried in the court of public opinion along with the woman caught in the act of adultery. How he treats her is good news in our thirst for justice, but also our need for mercy. An encounter with Jesus brings so much potential for each one of us.

John 8:1-11

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

Jamie asks if we can be content in an increasingly uncertain world. Paul’s secret to being content in any and every situation is not a philosophy nor a programme, but something far more dynamic, exciting and purposeful. Living with Jesus and for Jesus is always living your best life.

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

Tim Jones continues our journey in Philippians and looks at how we can keep going with God and others.

Jago speaks this week on how we don't need to be running scared as we continue our Restricted But Advancing Series.

Josh Moxon continues our series, Restricted But Advancing, looking at Philippians 3:1-14, encouraging us to make sure we keep what's most important at the centre.

Jamie looks at Philippians 2:19-30 and what we can learn about friendship in lockdown from Paul, Timothy and Epaphroditus. We see a passion for God that flows into compassion for people. With this compelling blend of conviction and compassion, we not only forge deep and genuine friendships, but we advance the Gospel together.

Philippians 2:19-30

H Metters continues our sermon series in Philippians, looking at our response to our salvation and how it is through obedience to Jesus that we come to shine like stars.

H Metters continues our sermon series in Philippians, looking at our response to our salvation and how it is through obedience to Jesus that we come to shine like stars.