As we continue to unbox the fullness of what Jesus accomplished (and celebrate Easter Sunday) - our Pastor, John Perry, unboxes the victory that we have through Jesus by his death and resurrection.

A Good Friday message from Pastor Sammy Davies exploring the source of all our problems and how God finds our solution through Jesus

Also features a poem to conclude, "The Seed"

As we approach Easter we are taking time to consider the fullness of what Jesus achieved on the Cross - slowly unboxing the Cross of Christ.

As we approach Easter we are taking time to consider the fullness of what Jesus achieved on the Cross - slowly unboxing the Cross of Christ.

This week we are considering how Jesus purifies us and removes all our guilt/shame

In this sermon we find Paul, alone in Athens, wrestling with the knowledge of God given to him amongst a people who don't know ... and may have given up searching.

"These people who are turning the world upside down ..."

This is the accusation levelled against Paul and his ministry partners. But it begs the question of us, "Have our lives really been transformed by Jesus?"

We carry on with Paul's adventures declaring the gospel wherever the Spirit would lead him.

Today, we conclude ch16 and learn that the Gospel really is for all of us

The next instalment in the book of Acts sees a sharp dispute, more building up of believers and some divine visions. But what could it all mean for us today?

In Acts 15 we encounter the result of lives lived on mission for Jesus - mess! Glorious mess as people from different spheres come colliding together in the Gospel.

How do we deal with such mess? Is it a bad thing? And, after all, what is it that we really need to be saved???

Barnabus and Paul continue their missionary endeavours. What can we learn through these new trips and the time they spend with people?