Adrian McCartney preaches at our last service before the summer and gives thanks for the last 12 months. He talks about how, when Jesus fed the 5000, the boy brought his gifts to Jesus, Jesus gave thanks, and the gifts were multiplied.

Adrian McCartney marks Father's Day by speaking about the prodigal's father, inspired by Jesus's parable in Luke 15 and what it says about God's attitude towards people.

Adrian McCartney speaks about the trinity and what it means, empowered by the spirit, to live like Daniel and to show people what God is like.

Chris Bennett talks about three Ps: a panicked curate, a platinum jubilee and, of course, Pentecost, all of which are, or mark, the start of something, and how there are times when, in the power of God's spirit, we have to step up to what God has made us to be, in the knowledge that God is with us and in us.

Adrian McCartney continues our family meeting, talking about how to resource the future and how Daniel thrived through sacrifice in Babylon

Adrian McCartney has a family meeting to talk about how we resource the future. The background is exile, and the prophecies of Jeremiah. He says that our choice is to merely survive until we can go home, or to thrive in the place God has put us.

Adrian McCartney continues our series on exile and asks, "How can we sing the Lord's song in a strange land?" He considers how we might respond to living in a strange land.

Adrian McCartney begins to speak about exile and what it meant for the Israelites to go from a homogenous culture to a culture that was totally alien to them, and the importance of having people who understood the times.

Michael Wardlow speaks from 1 Corinthians 15 about why the resurrection is of first importance.

Chris Bennett talks about resurrection. He illustrates it by talking about how our church building had a sort of resurrection moment after being destroyed by a bomb in 1992. We are now a church with see-through walls which shines the light of the risen and transfigured Christ.