Sunday 2nd August 2026 - This Sunday we take a break from our Formed in the Wilderness series and hear from Rob Westwood speaking on Biblical Hope out of Hebrews 10:23, Hebrews 11:1 and Romans 5:1-5. Rob explores the difference between everyday wishful thinking and biblical hope as a confident expectation rooted in God’s character, encouraging us to grow in hope through God’s Word, prayer, perseverance and the work of the Holy Spirit, so that we can stand firm and live as people of hope.

Sunday 26th July 2026 - This Sunday we continue our Formed in the Wilderness series with guest speaker Johnny Griffiths speaking out of Mark 6:30-32 on Invitation to the Wilderness. Johnny reflects on Jesus’ invitation to come away and rest, reminding us that true rest is found not simply in escape from work, grief or disappointment, but in staying with Jesus and learning His rhythms of solitude, community and trust.

Johnny and his wife, Sarah, have recently established Wilderland Ministries which has purchased a property just outside Callander as a retreat space for Christian cross-cultural workers. Their heart is to provide a place of rest, care and spiritual renewal, helping missionaries slow down, receive the love and goodness of Jesus, and be strengthened to continue in their calling.

Sunday 19th July 2026 - This Sunday we continue our Formed in the Wilderness series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Exodus 17:1-16 on From Complaint to Confidence, exploring Israel’s thirst at Rephidim, the water from the rock, and the battle with the Amalekites. Nate reminds us that when wilderness seasons come, we can move from grumbling and fear to confidence and trust because the Lord is with us, He has provided, and He is our banner.

Sunday 12th July 2026 - This Sunday we continue our Formed in the Wilderness series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Exodus 16 on Sustained, Not Self-Made, exploring the story of manna in the wilderness and reminding us that God calls His people to daily dependence, gratitude, and trust in Christ, the true bread of life.

During the sermon, Nate references a BibleProject video on the wilderness theme. You can watch it here: https://bibleproject.com/guides/the-wilderness/

Sunday 5th July 2026 - This Sunday we hear from Ruth and Duncan Jack, sharing about their work with Mission Aviation Fellowship in Uganda and across Africa. Ruth gives an update on MAF’s work, including the Sudan Response Collective, before Duncan reflects on Matthew 25:34-40, encouraging us to serve Jesus through simple acts of compassion, care and practical love for others. You can find out more about Ruth and Duncan, and how to support them, here: https://maf-uk.org/get-involved/support-our-staff/ruth-and-duncan-jack/

Sunday 28th June 2026 - This Sunday Pastor Nate speaks out of Mark 10:46-53, reflecting on the story of Blind Bartimaeus. Nate reminds us that faith is found not in having all the answers, but in recognising Jesus for who He is, calling out to Him with confidence, and following Him along the way.

Sunday 21st June 2026 - This Sunday we continue our Formed in the Wilderness series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Exodus 15:27 on Resting in Grace, exploring how God provides refreshment, rest and living water for His people even in the wilderness seasons of life, inviting us to lay down our burdens and trust in Him.

Sunday 14th June 2026 - This Sunday we hear from Steve Burch speaking out of Hebrews 12:1-3. Steve explores what it means to keep our focus on Jesus rather than the distractions of this world, finding strength, assurance and perseverance in the one who began and will complete the work of faith in us.

Sunday 7th June 2026 - This Sunday we hear from Sebastian Pinn speaking on "Jesus Rules, Have No Fear" out of Colossians 2:16-23. Sebastian explores Paul's warning against false teachers and human traditions, encouraging believers to find confidence, freedom and assurance in the finished work of Christ.

Sunday 31st May 2026 - This Sunday we hear from Sebastian Pinn speaking on Christ or Chaos? out of Colossians 2:6-15. Sebastian explores Paul's call to remain rooted in Christ, finding our fullness, new life, and victory in Him alone.