This week we are continuing our journey through the book of Ecclesiastes. We are considering the Teacher's journey and experience with money in 2:10-11 and 5:10-20; asking he we can put money to good use under the sun.

Join us as we continue our series in the book of Ecclesiastes. This week we are thinking about The Teacher's exploration of work and it's frustrations under the sun. Is it possible to find a hope that will sustain us through the challenges of work in a broken world?

Join us as we begin our new teaching series exploring the book of Ecclesiastes. This morning we thin about how we can live with purpose under the sun.

On Sunday 21st April we begin a 6 week journey in some of the themes of the book of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes is a challenging book that needs some work to understand it properly, so here we introduce the book, the author, some of the key themes and how to read Ecclesiastes in the light of Christ. 

Join us as Ben Traynor preaches from Psalm 8 and encourages when we feel small to look to God and look to His grace towards us.

Join us as Hugh preaches from Hebrews 8 and shows us one covenant that was broken and one covenant that was better as we look to the work of Christ.

Join us as we continue our Easter series where we have been exploring some of Jesus' final words spoken from the Cross. This morning we come to Jesus' promise to the criminal on the cross, "today you will be with me in Paradise." This encounter shows the extent of Jesus' grace and how little that grace depends upon us.

This Easter we are exploring Jesus' final words spoken from the cross and what they show about who Jesus was, what He came to do and what His death on the cross achieves. This morning we think about Jesus' question "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"

This Easter we are exploring Jesus' final words spoken from the cross and what they show about who Jesus was, what He came to do and what His death on the cross achieves. This morning Ben Traynor looks at Jesus' call "Father forgive them."

This morning we finished our journey through the book of Exodus. God has freed the people from oppression in Egypt to be free to worship Him and that culminates with the tabernacle. The tabernacle was a glimpse of Eden (what was) and eternity (what will be). In the tent God would restore His people so He could dwell with them. This tent is later fulfilled and made redundant by Jesus coming and sacrificing himself for us.