What does it mean to be holy and how should we live as people set apart by God? On Sunday Tim Jones spoke on Ephesians 4:17-5:2 on how "Holiness is for Everyone" and how we should put off our old self which is being corrupted by deceitful desires and put on the new self which is created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.

On Sunday Jago spoke on Unity is for Everyone as he preached from Ephesians 4:1-16. He spoke on the source of unity, the struggle for unity, the surprise of unity and the solution for unity.

On Jubilee Sunday as we celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee and 70 years on the throne, Jago delivers a special message giving thanks her life, her service to her country and how she has been an example of Christian service to others.

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?

Everyone needs peace - peace with God and peace with each other. Josh Moxon speaks on Ephesians 2:11-22 on how Jesus' death and resurrection has broken down the dividing wall separating us from God and from each other.

The concept of grace is a totally foreign concept to our world, yet God offers this free gift to everyone. In the third part of our series, Reema Shinhmar speaks on 'Grace is for Everyone' and how in Ephesians 2:1-10 we see how God’s grace is known in the life giving work of Jesus.

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.

When it is working well, the church is the most beautifully diverse society that is united in Jesus and with one another. In the first part of our new series in Ephesians entitled "Church is for Everyone", Tim Jones speaks on "Blessing is for Everyone" with a focus on Ephesians 1:1-14.

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On Easter Sunday Jago spoke on John 20:1-20 on the Resurrection and on how God’s tree of life is available to all who put their trust in what took place on another tree of life - the cross of Jesus.

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 second of our sermons on Palm Sunday, Anthony Buck preaches on Luke 19:28-44 on the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. He asks us what is the donkey in our lives that is something the Lord might have need of, and whether we’ll give it willingly for His kingdom.

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?

In the final part of our series on “The All Important I”, Jago preaches on Titus 2:9-10 and how Jesus is the All Important One and how we respond to Him when we hear the call.

In our final Lent Discipleship School for 2022, Kristi Mair unpacks the power of questions in evangelism: both questions we hear and questions we ask.

Kristi Mair is Research Fellow, Lecturer in Philosophy, Ethics and Apologetics at Oak Hill College and is a doctoral candidate at the University of Birmingham, researching philosophical theology.

In the final part of our series on “The All Important I”, Jago preaches on Titus 2:9-10 and how Jesus is the All Important One and how we respond to Him when we hear the call.

Professor John Wyatt joins us for the second week of the Lent Discipleship School, helping us to think about Navigating Life and Death. He addresses a number of significant issues to do with medicine and ethics and answers anonymous questions.

John Wyatt is Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics, Ethics & Perinatology at University College London. He is also a senior researcher at the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, Cambridge, and is back by popular demand. For more resources, have a look at johnwyatt.com

Jago begins a new three-part series entitled “The All Important I”. This week he preaches on Colossians 3:1-4.

We are continuing the ‘Navigate’ theme from our Weekend Away, with the Lent Discipleship School. In the first of our three talks, Mark Harris speaks on Navigating Politics and examines different ways that the church engages with politics.

Mark Harris is ordained in the Church of England and is Senior Parliamentary Officer for Christians in Parliament. Mark holds Masters degrees in Theology from the University of Oxford and in Philosophy from King’s College London.

We had an incredible time on our Weekend Away, hearing from several different speakers on how we can best navigate through our cultural moment as followers of Jesus. Here is the talk library from the weekend (a few recordings didn’t work live and so the talks have been re-recorded later).