Today, Pete continues our series in the book of Ecclesiastes. In Ecclesiastes 5:1-7, the teacher reflects on the futility of a religious lifestyle devoid of genuine connection with the Lord. How can we ensure our worship is grounded in authentic connection with the Lord rather than mere religious activity?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry2mY9e917M

As we continue our series in the book of Judges, Pete preaches to us from Judges 10:6-11:40. In this passage we see Jephthah’s time as the Judge of God’s people. We see his upbringing, rejection, his actions as Judge, the consequences they bring, and what it all means for us today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riSqZr7U1t8

As we continue our series in the book of Judges, Pete preaches to us from Judges 10:6-11:40. In this passage we see Jephthah’s time as the Judge of God’s people. We see his upbringing, rejection, his actions as Judge, the consequences they bring, and...

Today is our special Easter Service and Tom takes us through the narrative of Jesus' resurrection in the book of Matthew. In Matthew 27:62-28:20, two distinct groups emerge—one seeking to stop the news of Jesus's resurrection and the other eager to spread it. The Pharisees, in their attempt to secure the tomb and suppress the truth, reveal their fear of resurrection power. How can we ensure that we align ourselves with spreading His message of hope and redemption?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9_CfGhCbnw

On Sunday, the teacher of Ecclesiastes in Chapter 4:1-16, continued to unpack his observations as he searched for meaning in all he had seen on his mission to discover the answer to the big question in Chapter 1v3. He saw the plight and distress of those who are trodden-on as others ‘climb up the ladder’ in life, and the utter futility of acquiring wealth without someone to share it with. He also saw the futility of leaders who rise to power but are disliked by later generations. It all seemed like darkness, however he found a glimmer of hope. What is our ultimate hope in a world like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by3DnYBYLZM

Rory continues our series in the book of Judges, preaching from Judges 8:33-9:57. In this passage we see the reign of Abimelek as king over God’s people - we see the horror in the details, the purpose in the big-picture, and what it all means for us today. There is a Q&A with Rory and Pete on the book of Judges, following this sermon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC5F621SC0

In the next sermon in our series in the book of Ecclesiastes, Pete preaches from Ecclesiastes 3:1-22. In this passage the teacher reflects on the patterns he perceives in the world, as time ticks on. Though he sees patterns, he cannot perceive meaning to it all. How does the gospel speak into the everyday patterns of life we all experience, as well as our eternity?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-TdSGWgiOU

Ben continues our series in Judges, preaching to us from Judges 8:1-35. In this passage we see the remainder of Gideon’s activities as God’s chosen judge; we see his successes and failures, the key events of his life and his death, and what this all means for us today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-wuMZqUj2k

Tom continues our new series in the book of Ecclesiastes, and preaches from Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:11. In these verses, the teacher reflects on his pursuit for meaning in life through pleasure and legacy. He concludes that the satisfaction we gain in laughter, wisdom, legacy, sex and alcohol are ultimately meaningless, because they do not last. How are Christians to consider and enjoy these things in light of a relationship with God and our saviour?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHNKUCrMVJM

As we continue our series in the book of Judges, Geraint preaches to us from Judges 7:1-25. In this passage we see Gideon’s encounter with the Mideanites and Amalekites and all those who were oppressing God’s people. We see God’s interactions with Gideon, the people’s weakness contrasted with God’s strength for them, and what it all means for us today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRUW8WTxSuI