Advertising agencies and marketing companies are constantly offering a New You.They offer hope. Much of that hope is false hope and leads to disappointment. Chris explores what is necessary for hope to have a beneficial impact on our lives and offers new life and new hope based on the truth of Jesus death and resurrection.

In this Baptism service, Chris preaches on 2 Corinthians 5:16 - 6:2.

Stuart Wood looks at what The Church should be and asks if it is recognised as a place of Love, Faithulness and Grace within the community.

Continuing the theme of the importance of the resurrection in forming our vision, Chris deepens our understanding of the seeds of resurrection being formed by our choices now. (1 Corinthians 15:35-49)

As we continue to apply the Apostle Paul's teaching from 1 Cor 15 to our life as a church we consider those things which Paul says are of first importance. In response there is an opportunity to covenant again with the Lord.

The leaders away day focussed on responding to God's prophetic word through the church meeting. Chris tests the outcome of this prayerful reflection against scripture. He encourages us to discover our gifts and challenges us to put them to use in serving others in our local community. In short to be "prepared to serve".

David Quin from Asia Link shares his passion for the unreached people of Asia and preaches on Matthew Chapter 4. He encourages us to be both expansive and attractive in our sharing of the Gospel - going out to where people are to reach them and desiring to be so anointed with the Holy Spirit that people are irresistibly drawn to Jesus as they see Him working in our lives.

Chris explains why we should eagerly desire the gift of prophecy and how to go about using this gift based on 1 Cor 14.

Derek Newton preaches in this Unity Service as part of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

The apostle Paul highlights three ways in which the interdependence of believers is undermined. Failure to acknowledge variety, inferiority and superiority. Chris challenges us to overcome these tendencies and to opt to commit to interdependence.