Co Church

King Manessah sins in some hideous ways, but falls on the mercy of God and repents. Whatever you've done, Jesus' grace is more than enough for you.

If you feel like your life is a chaotic mess, you don't need to conjure up your own strength; you can rest in the quiet, unshakeable strength of Jesus.

Frank unpack for us, through the story of King Ahaz, how we often can rely on our own solutions rather than leaning on Jesus.

"Rehoboam Divides, Jesus Reconciles."

In a world marked by division, conflict, and fractured relationships, Josh explores how King Jesus stands in stark contrast to the failed kings of Israel. 

Kicking off our new teaching series, Robin dives into the story of the first King appointed over Israel - King Saul. Unpacking what we can learn from Sauls mistakes, and how Jesus displays to us what ultimate kingship looks like.

We sense God is calling us more than ever to get on our knees and pray as a church. Through the story of Daniel, Josh shares how we can reignite our prayer life as a church to see God's kingdom come in our city.

We had the joy of welcoming Steve Moody, teaching & discipleship lead at Belmont Church, to speak to us across the day at Co.

A compelling and challenging message commissioning us to build the church on the firm foundation of Jesus - therefore enabling us to speak Jesus into our neighbourhood and beyond .

Sophie explores the comfort and power of a life living in the shadow of God, and how we can respond to the invitation to dwell in the presence of Him every day.

In seasons when we feel like giving up and losing all hope, Ephesians tells us that all we need to do is be still. Ed unpacks what it looks like for us to live a life covered by the armour of God - specifically in seasons of warfare and challenge.

This week, Josh tackles a complex and challenging passage exploring what it means to submit to God and each other.

Continuing out Ephesians talk series - Ed focuses on our human desire to be known, and God's desire to know us. Whether you've been a Christian for your whole life, or you're new to faith - we must never get used to the width, depth, and the heights of God's love.