Adrian McCartney uses the example of kintsugi, the Japanese art of using gold to repair broken things, to explore the brokenness in us as individuals and as the Church. He talks about David, Peter, Paul, Mary, Esther many others who were used by God in their brokenness, and who were repaired by God. And he talks about Jesus' scars and how we mustn't be afraid of showing our scars, and our scarred God.

Adrian McCartney speaks from Luke 2 about recalibrating and growing into what God wants us to be.

Jonny Watson continues our series in the book of Acts, by speaking on A New Perspective from Acts 15, about the importance of unity and diversity in the church, the grace of God, and the dangers of legalism, factionalism and sectarianism.

Adrian McCartney talks about "a new pair of glasses," or what happens when we see something in a new way, as the early church did, as recorded in Acts chapter 13.

Listen to Michael Wardlow speaking at our morning service on the topic of "The God who Embraces."

Chris Bennett talks about terrible experiences, including thinking he was drowning when he was seven, Olympic athletes suffering mental and physical injuries on the way to medals, the Titanic disaster and the reform of maritime safety laws, the second world war and a renewed commitment to peace, Joseph's years in slavery in Egypt and his role in famine relief, the stoning of Stephen, and, of course, our redemption through the cross. Chris points out how, through God's love, the terrible things that happen are turned into something beautiful.

Jonny Watson continues our series on Acts. He speaks, from Acts Chapter 6, about church growth, the challenges that can bring, and the call for the church to always be a united, inclusive, welcoming, beloved community where people can belong and can grow in God.

Adrian McCartney continues our series on Acts, and new things, speaking about a new heart, based on Acts chapter 4. He touches on ideas of remembrance, commissioning, generosity, unity, welcome, acceptance and broken boundaries.

Chris Bennet continues our series on the book of Acts, speaking on Acts 4. He introduces us to the idea of the Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal, and encourages us to pray Big, Hairy Audacious Prayers.

Michael Wardlow battles with technical problems, and preaches on Acts 2, continuing our series based on the book of Acts.