Over the next year we will be slowly digging through the Sermon on the Mount which can found in the gospel of Matthew chapters 5 to 7. This week Dan introduces the series by asking three important questions:

– What is the Sermon on the Mount?
– Who is the Sermon on the Mount for?
– What is our response to the Sermon on the Mount?

You are invited to join us on a journey through the Sermon on the Mount. This week Dan takes some time to look at the context surrounding this key passage of scripture.

In February Trevor and Alison Lloyd will be handing over leadership of Community Church to Dan Lush. 

In the third of three special messages to the church Trevor draws upon the teaching of Moses in Deuteronomy, reflecting back on the last 25 years and encouraging us that we are standing on the edge of the promise.

Sadly, Trevor was unable to deliver the message in person so this weeks preach takes the form of a letter which was read by Trevor Shotter.

In February Trevor and Alison Lloyd will be handing over leadership of Community Church to Dan Lush.

In the second part of our transition series, Alison encourages us to be those that look up, to look beyond to the one who is restoring all things and see the transformation that the Kingdom of God will bring.

In February Trevor and Alison Lloyd will be handing over leadership of Community Church to Dan Lush.

In the first of three special messages to the church Trevor draws upon the teaching of Moses in Deuteronomy, reflecting back on the last 25 years and encouraging us that we are standing on the edge of the promise.

We believe 2024 will be a year of transition, a year of growth and a year of intentional discipleship to Jesus. On Sunday Dan laid out our vision for the year ahead.

Christians talk about Eternal Life, but what does this mean and what does it look like? Here’s Trevor Shotter to explain more.

The Bible Project video can be found at: https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/eternal-life/
and the sun, moon and stars animation can be found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QcgDiF1a14

At our Christmas celebration Sara encouraged us that the joy we find in Jesus is not just for Christmas. It is a joy that lasts into January and beyond.

We conclude our journey through The Lord’s Prayer but considering what it means to pray “Yours is the Kingdom, the Power and the Glory”.

It’s the first Sunday of Advent. At our ALL IN gathering Ruth encourages us that the Hope we have in God means that even in the waiting we can grow to become more like him.