This week in our Spiritual Gifts series, JP preaches on the gift of teaching, as listed in Romans 12. We explore all the various things that are going on when we teach from the Bible and how that can shape our expectations going forward.

This week in our evening service, Callum preaches on the gift of service as part of our Spiritual Gifts series. He explores what it is to serve and model our lives on the one who came not to be served but to serve.

This week in our morning services, Loyin continues our Spiritual Gifts series preaching on the gift of service. In it we learn what it is to serve and follow the one who himself came not to be served but to serve.

In our evening meeting, Ben preaches on the gift of prophecy as part of our Spiritual Gift series. He explores what it is for us to 'eagerly desire' the gift of prophecy and offers a number of practical ways we can grow in the gift together to build up the church.

In our morning meetings, Austin continues our series on Spiritual Gifts, unpacking what it means for us to eagerly desire the gift of prophecy, and how we can grow in this gift, for the building up of the Church and each other.

This week we started a new preaching series in Romans 12 looking at spiritual gifts. JP introduces the series and outlines the gospel culture within which these spiritual gifts are to be used and how we can adopt it.

This week is Vision Sunday, where we take the opportunity of a page being turned at the outset of the new academic year to see how God's leading us. Ben preached from Romans 12 on what it means for us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices for God, and invites us to choose between conforming to the world or being transformed by God.

In this one-off message, Chris preaches from Psalm 73. He explores how Asaph almost threw in the towel on his faith until he went into the presence of God, had his perspective totally transformed, and is finally able to proclaim the Lord is his portion forever. Here we learn what it is to see the world through God's eyes.

In the last part of our preaching series on Prayer we explore the gift of tongues. JP preaches from Paul's first letter to the Corinthians and encourages us to keep our perspective but also to keep the pursuit of this wonderful gift.

This week we look at the most famous prayer of all: the Lord's Prayer. In our morning services Marvelous looks at the posture of prayer it encourages in us and the way we can use it to create healthy patterns of prayer in our lives.