At this year’s carol service, we took time to look at the great truth that Jesus is none other than God with us. We hope that this message inspires you and helps you encounter Jesus for yourself.

One encounter with the King will change your life forever. The Magi (the wise men), having met Jesus, were forever changed. In this message, we investigate how we can prepare ourselves for an encounter with God.

Psalm 24 was written by David describing the time when he brought the ark of the Lord into Jerusalem. Although David was one of the most famous kings in the world at the time, he knew that he needed the presence of a greater King, God himself in the centre of his life.

In this message we investigate how we, like David, can encourage ourselves by remembering the great benefits of God in our lives and experience the impact that has on our souls.

Psalm 73 was written by Asaph describing how he nearly fell away from God due to an internal battle and how he eventually pulled through.

King David was a renowned man of God and a great leader. He did make some big mistakes, however, and Psalm 51 records David's prayer of repentance after his most famous blunders. This message aims to help us understand what true repentance is.

Psalm 46 instructs us to be still and know God. In this message we see what that can look like in our life and how to have confidence in God even in the challenges of life.

We investigate the link between your success in life and your being rooted and planted in a local church.

Psalm 100 takes us on a journey describing both how and why we praise God. It is one of the most famous psalms in the Bible, focusing on joyful praise emanating from a heart overflowing with thankfulness for God's goodness and loving-kindness.

David writes Psalm 63 while on the run in a desert. In this psalm David gives us 3 big keys to surviving the deserts in our own lives.