Are you burdened? Do you feel too weak to keep going?
As COVID continues, our natural reserves are likely drying up. Where can we run when we’re not able to go anywhere?

Come to Jesus, gentle and lowly, able to bear every burden and carry you. Listen in as Pete Greasley tells us how wonderful Jesus is.

When he was at the top of the world, he was brought to nothing. And it was the best thing that could ever have happened to him.
In this message from Daniel 4, Bob Mc Can shows us how meeting God ruins, but ultimately restores us to life.

In this message from Daniel 9, Lewis Roderick speaks of grace, of confession and how the mercy of God always trumps our shame.

In this follow up to last week’s message, Pete Greasley shows us God’s infinite mercy to overwhelmed sinners.

Why us? Why this? Why now?
We’ve asked. And so did Habakkuk. Listen with us, and Pete Greasley shows us God’s surprising answer.

As we continue our Stories of Exiles series, Bob Mc Can takes us to Jeremiah 29, and shows us what God desires for a people living in lockdown.

In the second part of our series ‘Stories of Exile’, Lewis Roderick takes us to Psalm 126 and shows us not only the blessing of lament but also the right response to it.

As Christchurch Newport reGathers, Pete Greasley takes us to the book of Haggai to hear A question, an instruction a promise and hope for those returning from exile.

We may be unable to meet, but God still calls his people to come and worship. Join us!

The Lord is on our side. And there's nothing Satan, sin, hell or death can do about it.

This week our service is lead by Bob McCan, Owen and Ness Morse, LJ Meates and Lewis Roderick.

We may be unable to meet, but God still calls his people to come and worship. Join us!

It's possible for “Grace” to become less “Amazing” over time but the healing of the blind man in Luke’s Gospel confronts us afresh in a dramatic way the reality of what God has done for sinners in Christ Jesus.

This week our service is lead by Andrew Rees, Tim Slocombe, Esther Slocombe, Hannah Silcox and Bob McCan.