"Pathways to the Kingdom" Malcolm Duncan continues the studies the gospel of Mark, looking in chapter 10 at ways we

are encouraged to enter God’s kingdom. Thus, we take a look at our own pride and priorities as Jesus explains that we need to be humble and have child-like faith (rather than be focused on our own status and position), and to ensure that our priorities and hearts are not divided - we cannot serve two masters!

"New Openness" - Malcolm Duncan. What if God interrupted our day, our plans, our meetings…. How would we react? Would we be open to unexpected change or resist it? God loves to do something new in our midst…..we need to be careful that we don’t thwart God’s plans and miss opportunity to grow in his leading.

" Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage" Studies in the gospel of Mark continue with Malcolm Duncan looking at marriage, divorce and remarriage and also the the Inauguration of President Trump. Engaging in life Christianly, whether it be the US president as he is sworn in to office, or discerning whether it is biblical to remarry, needs to have a servant-hearted approach to both issues….and indeed our entire lives.

"New Shape" - Malcolm Duncan. Just as Jesus’ parable of the wine and wineskins reminds us that we are asking for trouble

if we pour fresh wine into old wineskins which have assumed a definite shape and which are no longer pliable, whilst fresh wineskins can successfully absorb the expansion of the new wine and assume a new and appropriate shape. So too are we to be flexible if we are to follow and adapt well to any fresh new move and direction of God’s spirit.

"Hallmarks of the Kingdom" Dave Criddle considers some specific teaching Jesus gave to his disciples

when he drew them aside to a quiet place. When the disciples tried to discern the

relative importance of believers in the kingdom, Jesus rather emphasized humility, an

equal welcome for all, yet at the same time a concern for holiness. This teaching must

surely challenge us to be increasingly humble, inclusive and intolerant of sin.

"New Depth" Dave Criddle introducing the first of a New Year mini-series focusing on different ways in which we might develop our relationship with God.

"The Kingdom Has Come Near" Dave Criddle returns to the beginning of Mark where we are reminded of Jesus’ words that ‘the kingdom of God has come near’ where we are reminded of Jesus’ words that ‘the kingdom of God has come near’. We then fast-forward to the point where Jesus is claiming to be the Messiah and begins to reveal what this will mean - not the conqueror king who had perhaps been anticipated, but rather a servant Messiah who himself would die to save humankind.

"Treasuring and Pondering" - Dave Criddle.

Christmas Carol Service - 2016

Advent 2016 (3) "Peace"