We all strive for peace, but what does real peace look like? As continue our series looking at the longings of the heart; Glen Burns shows us how God fulfills both his and our longing for peace through the sending of his Son into the world and what the Christmas story in Luke 2 means for us today. Listen along and hear how the angels proclamation of peace on earth was acheived through God's eternal plan of salvation via the cross. 

We all long for something. As we come into the advent season, we beging exploring how advent cures our deepest longings as we see how God gives us a certainty in the hope we have in Jesus at Christmas. Join us as Tobias Brown opens up Isaiah 9:1-7 to see howthose walking in darkness to now live in the light of the hope that comes in Christ the King.

Jesus taught us how to pray so that we could exercise our faith with our heavenly Father. However, the model of prayer is not just a discipline that should happen infrequently. As we come to an end on this series of Perseverence, Tobias Brown turns to Luke 18. From this passage, we will see how Jesus teaches both his disciples and ourselves the importance of not giving up but always to keep praying.

It is a joy to know that we are not alone on the path of perseverance. As we turn to the end of Jude's letter in vv. 17-25, Tobias opens up the disciple's final instructions to the church to keep them running the race in God's power as they persevere in the faith.

Listen in as Rico Tice from All Souls church preaches on the commission Christ gives to his disciples in Matthew 28 in this one off sermon for the induction of the new senior minister Tobias Brown. 

Running the race of life as a Christian is never an easy task. Because of this, Tobias Brown takes us to Hebrews 11:32-12:2, as we learn lessons from those in the past about what means to run with perseverance.

Giving up is easy. And when we find ourselves in despair, it can be even easier than before to give up. So how do we persevere and weather the storm when times get tough? Join us as we begin a new topical series on perserverance, where Tobias Brown turn to 1 Kings 19 to discover how God helped the prophet Elijah to persevere despite his despair and struggle.

When we see and feel the pain and heartache of the problems in the world we live in, how is the Christian supposed to properly respond? For CAP Sunday, senior minister Tobias Brown takes us to Lamentations to show us the proper way to respond to God and to find hope in the promises that he has given his people today.

The Psalmist has one goal in mind, and that is to finish his journey in Jerusalem. As he ponders the place that Jerusalem is in Psalm 122, Paul Williams from St. Helens helps us to understand why our journey ends in a place that supersedes Jerusalem as we look ahead to where our journey ends in heaven and why we should rejoice in the Lord who brings us there.

The Psalmist is on a journey to worship in God's holy temple. But as he makes his journey, he asks the question, "Where does my help come from?" As we look at Psalm 121, Paul Williams from St Helens helps us understand what it means for God to be our helper today as we each make our journey to worship in God's eternal home.