In the first of a new short series, Malcolm explores the healing power of God, and invites us to answer honestly the question "What do you want me to do for you?"

This week in our Revelation series, Malcolm explores the different perspectives of heaven, earth and the church, and see how from each of them the victory of God is certain!

The next in our series looking at the Fruit of the Spirit, this week exploring the power of kindness in our lives, and what it means to be kind as inspired by God's Spirit.

In this week's message, Malcolm explore the 7 trumpets of Revelation, and how they speak of God's judgment. In the face of all of this, we remember that God is supremely faithful and will bring justice and righteousness completely.

The next part of our Fruit of the Spirit series at the 8:15 service, focusing on how the Spirit births patience in us.

Maria encourages us from Paul's words about wearing the armour of God, urging that we remain firm in what God has done for us and choose daily to stand firm in it.

In our series on the fruit of the Spirit, Jackie explores what real peace means, where it comes from and what it means to live a life of peace.

Our series on Revelation continues. As we explore the opening of the seven seals, we explore the important question of suffering in our world, asking where it comes from, how God can be good in the midst of it and how we can draw comfort in knowing it will come to an end.

As we carry on exploring the Fruit of the Spirit, we consider what true joy looks like, neither denying that it carries an emotional impact nor focusing too strongly on the emotional response to our situations or circumstances. True joy is far deeper than either!

How do you come to church? Prepared, ready to get involved? Or expecting to receive from others? Both are good, and both are right, but there needs to be a balance between our engagement as spectators and as participants. Dave helps us to reflect on some words from Paul, and how he encouraged both involvement and order in worship.