This week, Pastor James explored what it looks like to abide in the Lord. He talked about the power of creating space for God to move, remaining aware of his presence and letting scripture slow us down.

This week, Cathy continued with our discipleship series. We looked at the narrow and wide gate in Matthew 7:13, and the phases of walking with Jesus.

Pastor James introduced our new 10-week series on discipleship.

Join us as we begin a new season and as we explore the serenity prayer in the first part of the series.

In our first service this year, Sue explored Jeremiah 6:16 and what it looks like to stand at the crossroads, look for God's word and walk in it. She encouraged us to consider how the word of God directs us and remain prayerful in the new year.

In our crossover service into 2026, Pastor Dave read Ezekiel 37. He shared some of the promises of God and how each of us can move through the hand of God in our lives.

Pastor David continues with our series reflecting on the Christmas story and the transforming miraculous power of Jesus.

We invite you to enjoy our Christmas Day message this year. Cathy explored the origins of the Christmas cracker, which was originally named the "bang of expectation".

She explores how this links to the birth of Jesus and how God lifts our expectations of Him.

Following her return from a mission trip, Jane shared God's word and reflections in this festive season on the topics of peace, prayer and purpose.

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This week we enjoyed our nativity service and received a message from Mark Greenwood. Mark reminds us that Jesus came to bring life and encourages us to consider the transforming life of Jesus (not just for the season).

Mark has authored several books, including for this season: "Not Just For Christmas" which is available to purchase online.

As advent continues, Pastor James continued to explore the Christmas story with a look at the role that Joseph had.