In the second talk in our current series, Katie Roberts looks at the interconnectedness of all creation. It's hugely informative and wide-ranging. The example of 'trophic cascade' seen in Yellowstone National Park is one of many inspiring illustrations that give reason for lament, repentance and hope. Reading: Romans 8v18–28.

9.15am, October 1st, 2023

As we start a new series exploring our response to climate change, Patrick Butler looks at our role in creation. Reading: Genesis 1v26–31.

9.15am, September 24th, 2023

In the last 'Summer Church' of 2023, Emma Phillips looks at Hagar's 'courageous faith'.

Genesis 16v1–16

10am, September 17th, 2023

(Episode cover art: Emma Phillips)

In a special service timed with the start of the new school year, Reuben looks at Isaiah 40v28-31 and Patrick learns the wisdom of the adage "never work with children or animals" ;)

10am, September 10th, 2023

Emma Phillips concludes our series exploring of the book of Philippians, covering chapter 4, verses 14–23.

10am, September 3rd, 2023

For the penultimate talk in the Philippians series, Patrick Butler draws inspiration from chapter 4, verses 10–13.

10am, August 27th, 2023

Dane Baker continues our walk through Philippians, drawing inspiration from chapter 4, verses 6–9.

10am, August 20th, 2023

Patrick Butler, back from his summer break, speaks on Philippians 3v1–16

10am, August 13th, 2023

Summer Church continues with David Alston picking up Philippians 2v14–30.

10am, August 6th, 2023

Emma Phillips picks up on Philippians 2v12–13, reflecting on 'reverent fear' for God and God's 'salvation and grace'.

Apologies for the poor sound quality this week.