On Sunday Tim Jones spoke on 2 Timothy 2:8-13 on endurance and keeping going in our Christian life, with the encouragement that this life is not all there is.

On Sunday Josh Moxon spoke on 2 Timothy 2:1-7 on how we should pass on the gospel and how we need to accept the cost, using 3 metaphors: a soldier, an athlete and a farmer.

In the 2nd part of our Not Ashamed series in 2 Timothy, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on how God has a plan of grace for our life that is greater than we can imagine. When we know Jesus, the vision is grand but the cost is worth it.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson started a new series on 2 Timothy entitled "Not Ashamed". Felix spoke on 2 Timothy 1:1-7 on running the race of the Christian faith and how 'Spiritually on fire is what to desire'.

On Coronation Sunday on the day after King Charles III was crowned, Jago Wynne spoke on Matthew 21:1-11 on how Jesus is a king who serves and a king who sacrifices himself for us and asks how we will respond to this.

On Sunday evening Bonnie Collington concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Bonnie looked at how, with the command to go and make disciples comes the promise that Jesus is with us always to the end of the age.

On Sunday Anthony Buck concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Anthony looked at how Jesus is with us always until the end of the age and in all our evangelistic efforts.

On Sunday Natalie Jones concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Natalie looked at how Jesus is with us always until the end of the age and in all our evangelistic efforts.

On Sunday Ed Veale spoke on Matthew 28:16-20 on the Great Commission with a focus on teaching others. We thought about our place in Jesus' story and how we are partners in His mission.

On Sunday Tim Jones spoke on Matthew 28:19-20 as we began a new series on the Great Commission. Tim spoke on the phrase "therefore go and make disciples" with an emphasis on telling, teaching and tending.

On Easter Sunday evening Tim Jones spoke from Luke's account of the resurrection, and what Easter really is all about. He considers what the apostle Peter realised Jesus' resurrection meant, and what it means for us today.

On Easter Sunday morning Felix Stevenson spoke from Matthew 28:1-10 on the reality of the resurrection story and how it is good news for each one of us with the hope of new life.

At our Reflective Good Friday service, Ed Veale looks at John 19:25-27 as we reflect on Jesus' sacrifice on the cross for our sins, with the invitation to come to the cross.

At our All-Age Good Friday service, Investigator Izzy investigates the various signs surrounding Jesus' death which are there so that you might believe.

On Palm Sunday evening Anthony Buck spoke on Matthew 21:1-11 and Philippians 2:5-11 on who is Jesus and how we can respond to Him.

On Palm Sunday morning, Sarah Seabrook spoke on Philippians 2: 5-11 on laying down our crowns of entitlement and choosing to serve others like Christ.

In the last session of our Lent Discipleship School in our 'Left and Right: Following Jesus in a divided world' series, Rachel Bradley from London City Mission spoke on how we view poverty and walk alongside those who are poor.

On Sunday Jago Wynne concluded our series on Left and Right, speaking from Psalm 19. Jago spoke on how we need to wear Gospel glasses to view the world rather than left or right glasses.

In our Lent Discipleship School series on Left and Right: Following Jesus in a divided world, Tim Farron answered questions from the audience on Christians and politics. Part 2 of 2. For part 1 click here.

In the second of our Lent Discipleship School series on Left and Right: Following Jesus in a divided world, Tim Farron shared some of his own journey to faith and how Christians can live out their faith in a world of politics. Part 1 of 2