Sermons

C S Lewis once said; “Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.” With this in mind, this morning, Mike helped us as we considered the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. Neil drew the series to a close this morning as he spoke on Psalm 100, a call to worship.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Pete was speaking on Psalm 116.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Sam was speaking on Psalm 103, another of David’s Psalms.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Mike was speaking on Psalm 51 and David’s response after his encounter with the prophet Nathan.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. Next up was Psalm 34 as Sam shared about 2 invitations and 2 comforts that we find in David’s words.

In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Mike spoke on Psalm 1, which acts as a gateway to the rest of the Psalms.

We begin the new year with a new series exploring the book of Habakkuk, discovering what it teaches us about how to live by faith in troubled times.

This morning Sam concluded the series as we looked at Habakkuk 3, and witnessed the culmination of Habakkuk’s journey from protest to a place of praise.

Some thoughts that Sam shared following on from Mike’s sermon on Habakkuk 2:4-20