Thomas shares a message of hope in Jesus at our carol service.

The meanings of the names given to the baby to born reveal to us much about the message of Christmas and even Christianity. God has come to us (Immanuel) to save us from our sins (Jesus).

Kings and prostitutes, murderers and worshippers, and some thoroughly unremarkable folk! This preach explores some of the incredible women and men who make up the family tree of Jesus Christ. We look at why God chose a family full of sinners and outsiders to bring his Perfect One into the world, and the brilliant news of what that means for us today.

Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount challenges us with three questions;  are you a true disciple, what are your foundations and who has ultimate authority in your life? Jesus does not want us to be in any doubt about where we stand before him.

Jesus calls his people to be brothers and sisters to one another, children of their Father in heaven, and wary of false prophets posing as sheep. In sum, his people are to do to others as they would have others do to them.

Moses' response to the Lord's request to set his people free was full of doubt. Do we answer God in the same way sometimes? Terry looks at Exodus 4 to help us understand how we can be free from our past in order to say yes to God's will for our lives.

Jesus tells us not to worry and yet many things in life can cause us to be anxious. Why is it wrong to worry and how can we stop worrying? In Matthew 6, we see that not only does Jesus understand our worries, he shows us how we can overcome them.

Everyone invests their finances somewhere. Jesus is not against us investing our resources well but he wants us to do it wisely and know that where we invest is a reflection of what our hearts long for.

There are various worldly perceptions on the subject of prayer. This preach explores how Christians are to pray based on the teachings of Jesus.

Jesus' teaching on giving in Matthew 6 brings a challenge to Christians. Why do we give? To be seen by others or for God's glory to be made visible through us?