This is the last in the series about the Lord's prayer, where we look at God's kingdom, power and glory. We look at what it is to live out God's kingdom on earth and the opportunity to be part of this and pray with others in our communities and the worldwide church. We explore what it means to realign our focus onto God.

Passage: Matthew 6:9-13; Luke 2:1-14; Ephesians 3:20-21; Revelations 21

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Miriam Sykes

Date: 08/23/26

“Lead us not into temptation” is a prayer acknowledging our weakness and asking God to guide our steps with wisdom and discernment.

“Deliver us from evil” asks God to protect us from deception, fear, temptation, pride, bitterness, division, and every strategy of the enemy.

It is also a prayer for inward deliverance from pride, selfish ambition, unbelief, anger, unforgiveness, and spiritual blindness.

Ultimately, it is a prayer of transformation—surrendering our old nature, resisting darkness, and allowing Christ to be fully formed in us.

Passage: Mathew 6:13

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Miriam Ugwuoke

Date: 08/16/26

In this sermon, we take a fresh look at one of the shortest and most familiar lines in the Lord’s Prayer: “Give us this day our daily bread.” We explore what Jesus teaches us about the generosity of our heavenly Father, trusting Him one day at a time, and praying not only for ourselves but as part of God’s family. As these familiar words shape our hearts, they also shape the way we live with one another.

Passage: Matthew 6:9-13; Exodus 16; Acts 4:32-35; John 6:32-35

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Adrian Hide

Date: 08/09/2026

There is abounding freedom found in forgiveness that can be life-changing. Choosing to say sorry or to forgive is not always easy - it can be a journey. But it is a requirement; the Bible says to be forgiven, we ourselves must forgive others. This underscores the fourth line of the Lord’s Prayer.

Passage: Matthew 6:12; Matthew 6:14-15; Ephesians 1:7; Romans 3:23; Matthew 18:21-22

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Isaac

Date: 08/02/2026

As we explore "your kingdom come your will be done on earth as it is in heaven" we develop a deep longing for the kingdom of God, we choose to make Jesus our king and we are propelled in to active prayer to see heaven break through here on this earth. In this world, city and in us.

Passage: Revelation 21:1-4, Matthew 10:7-8, Luke 22:42

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Caroline Denman

Date: 07/26/26

This message explores how the Lord’s Prayer begins not with our needs, but with who God is - our Father, both intimate and holy. Calling Him “Father” isn’t just a comfort; it’s a calling to live in a way that reflects His character and makes His name known.

Passage: Matthew 6:9

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Gemma Robinson

Date: 07/19/2026

Through James we have been exploring what a ‘living faith’ looks like. In this last talk of the series we unpack what a living faith looks like in community, through all the highs and lows of life. And this is through a dependence on God, but not only that, it’s also through a dependence on each other.

Passage: James 5:13-20; 2 Corinthians 5:1-5

Series: James

Speaker: Anna Charles

Date: 07/12/26

We live in a world of uncertainty, suffering and injustice in which our adversary, the devil, seeks to undermine our faith in God. Coupled with our own frailties and impatience in a fast-paced world, we are often tempted to waver and lose heart. Just as stakes support weak plants against threats of the wind, rain and the weight of plants' own growth until they reach full potential, James invites us to stake our hearts patiently in the Lord. This is a call to anchor our hearts firmly in God and His promises. With the all-knowing and sufficient God becoming our trust and resting place, God uses all things, including suffering, waiting and inconveniences, to prepare and transform us into His image, advancing His Kingdom as we look forward to His glorious return.

Passage: (James 5:7-12; James 1:4; Psalm 125:1; Hebrews 6:12; Hebrews 10:36)

Series: James

Speaker: Emmanuel

Date: 07/05/26

In James 5:1-6, we see one of the harshest warnings in the whole of the New Testament as James warns the early church against a love of money. James exposes three ways wealth can corrupt us: polluted treasures (trusting in temporary riches), polluted relationships (exploiting others for financial gain), and polluted hearts (allowing greed to harden us towards God and people).

Passage: James 5: 1-6

Series: James

Speaker: Adrian Bairstow

Date: 06/28/26

Certain plants must be trained to a trellis to direct their growth. This passage teaches us to be "trained" to three trellises in our Christian walk: a gracious heart, a trusting heart, and a humble heart.

Passage: James 4:11-17

Series: James

Speaker: Sam Neal

Date: 06/21/2026