Dayo uses the story of Mary and Martha, encouraging us as a Church to sit at Jesus' feet and learn from him.

Jason calls us to persistent prayer, using Jesus' parable about the persistent widow to challenge us.

Jeff reminds us of the love of Jesus for his sheep and the way he tenderly cares for us and guides us.

Lamentations 5 teaches how to pray in difficult circumstances, inviting God to look, remember and see, to call upon God's sovereignty and to ask for restoration in hope.

Focusing on Lamentations 4:1-2, Duncan shows how Christ restores what was broken in Jerusalem, how the New Testament Gospel mends the damage done by sin in the Old Testament.

A call to repent, a call to return to God from sinful ways, ignoring God.  In the midst of sorrow and suffering return to the LORD and he will receive you with mercy.

After Gemma shared the really difficult circumstances in UK hospitals at the moment, we consider whether there is any comfort from God for those whose endurance and hope is failing.

How does the writer of Lamentations understand the defeat and destruction that has come upon Jerusalem?  He knows it's God's just response to the sin of the nation.

As we go through the Covid pandemic together, we begin a new sermon series in the book of Lamentations.  How can we involve God as we mourn the loss we are experiencing right now.

When Mary goes to see Elizabeth, Elizabeth encourages her such that she bursts into a song of praise.  This song reveals the relationship between magnifying God and humbling ourselves in a godly and worshipful way.