This is the second sermon in the mini series Union & Communion where Jonny talk about Communion from Luke 22:7-30. The sermon outline was:

We remember: the forgiveness of Christ

We enjoy: our fellowship with Christ

We anticipate: our future feast with Christ

This is the start of the mini series, Union and Communion. Here Jonny talk on Baptism from Colossians 2:6-15 and the sermon outline was:

What baptism is: a picture of the gospel

What baptism does: a promise of the gospel

This is the seventh sermon in the series Saviour. Here Andy looks at the passage from Luke 8:26-39 and Isaiah 14:12-15. The sermon outlines was:

1) A picture of possession

2) A picture of redemption

3) A picture of mission

At this women's breakfast, Jules speaks from Titus 2 about why everyone needs a sister.

This is the sixth sermon in the series Saviour. Here Andy looks at the passage when Jesus calms the storm from Luke 8:22-25 and answers the question, Who is Jesus? The sermon outlines was:

Who is Jesus?

- A prophetic victim of chaos? (v22-24a)

- Or the divine Creator of order? (v24b-25)

This is the fifth sermon in the Saviour series and looks at Luke 8:1-21 as well as Isaiah 6:8-13. Here, Andy talks about how we are saved by hearing. The sermon outline was:

1) Do you desire to produce a crop? (1-15)

2) Do you desire to come into the light? (16-21)

In this Dwell talk Jonny looks at the question, what on earth does "God is love" mean (1 John 4:8)? Find out why the doctrine of the trinity is not a dusty and academic topic, but the heartbeat of knowing God's love.

This is the fourth sermon in the Saviour series and looks at Luke 7:36-8:3. Here, Andy talks about how we are saved from debt. The sermon outline was:

Love extravagantly...

...in response to Christ's extravagant forgiveness

We welcome Adam Johnston back to Dwell to talk about God, science and beauty.

This is the third sermon in the Saviour series and looks at Luke 7:18-35. Here Andy talks about how we are saved from uncertainty. The sermon outline was:

1) Question the evidence (18-23)

2) Question the witnesses (24-28)

3) Question your neutrality (19-35)