I was lost. But Jesus found me.
Join us to celebrate this wonderful gospel as Bob Mc Can preaches from Luke 15.

When this COVID moment passes, what will be left of the church?
After a year in exile, might some prefer to never return?
Turn with us to John 6 as Pete Greasley shows us what will keep a Christian to the end.

We take a break from our series of 'Questions Jesus asks' as we turn to Revelation 1 and to see Jesus Christ: he who has loved us and freed us from our sins by his blood. What a glorious, glorious gospel.

Weariness affects us all. In this season of extended lockdown and exile, we turn to Ezekiel 37 and ask 'can these bones live? - Will our souls ever be restored to full joy?' and find hope in the promised resurrection:
one day, King Jesus will return and suddenly, 'everything sad will come untrue'.

Are you weary and fainthearted?
Join us today as we behold the everlasting God, the everlasting one; he who won’t grow weary in his love toward you.
In this message, Pete Greasley takes us to Isaiah 40 as we continue our series of Questions Jesus Asks.

Join us as we witness Jesus at a most extraordinary dinner party and watch as one guest goes way too far. Or does she?

In this message, Bob Mc Can takes us to Luke 7: 36-50 and shows us the stunning grace and forgiveness of Jesus.

God cares where you're at and invites you to pour your heart out before him. And yet we hesitate… surely God won't want to hear what's really going on inside us?
In today's message, we turn to Genesis 3 and hear the Lord ask us all 'where are you?'.
He is our Glorious Friend, our Wonderful Counsellor.

As we continue our series of ‘Questions God asks’, we listen as Jesus asks a restored Peter ‘what is it to you?’

As we continue our short series of ‘Questions Jesus asks’, Bob Mc Can takes us to Luke 9 and considers ‘what does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul?’