In this first message of 2022, Lewis Roderick takes us to words that have brought comfort to weary saints for centuries.

Are you bruised? There’s many reasons why you may be. But Jesus has made you a promise: he will not break you. 

More than that; if you come to him, he will heal you. 

During the message Lewis referenced Alan Noble’s blog on Robin Williams’ death. You can read the full article here https://christandpopculture.com/existence-becomes-seemingly-impossible/

And he closed by quoting Richard Sibbes’ masterpiece, The Bruised Reed. You can buy that here https://banneroftruth.org/uk/store/christian-living/the-bruised-reed/

On Sunday December 19, Christchurch Newport gathered to celebrate the dawn of hope and joy - the day Christ was born. 

Listen in and rejoice with us.

In this important message, Pete Greasley takes us to John 1 as we celebrate two baptisms. #JesusSaves

“There is no sin you have done that Jesus didn’t die for. And there is no sin you can name that Jesus doesn’t dissolve in his blood.”

In this message from John 1, we hear John’s testimony about Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin. 

Join us as Lewis Roderick continues our advent 2021 series, The Word Made Flesh.

This Advent, we’ll spend 4 week considering together the wonder of Christmas: that  the Word become flesh. 

In this opening message, Pete Greasley takes us to verses 1-5 and is righty lost for words. This God is utterly beyond us, and yet, in a manger two thousand years ago, came to us. 

In this message we hear the remarkable and true story of a dead boy, raised and reunited to his mother. Join us as Bob Mc Can tells of the glorious compassion and comfort of Jesus Christ.

The Gospel of grace changes lives. There is no such thing as an untransformed follower of Jesus. As we continue our series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we arrive at chapter 5 and consider the invitation to ‘awake, arise and allow Christ to shine on us’.

The Church celebrates Reformation Day on the 31st of October every year. And this year it was our pleasure to welcome Jonathan Thomas, who opened up Romans 1:16-17 and reminded us of the key truths Martin Luther defended- by faith in Jesus Christ, we are accepted and adopted as sons and daughters.

We are called to ‘imitate God’. What on earth does that mean? How?!

Join us as Pastor Bob Mc Can takes us to Ephesians 5 and tells us of God’s staggering call on our lives, and how we find the power to live it out.