Last Sunday, Scott Evans continued our 'A People of Purpose' Series and explored the theme of 'Who Am I?' from the baptism of Jesus in Matthew's Gospel. He invited us to understand ourselves as 'encouraged' (having heart placed in us), equipped (having different gifts and personalities) and entrusted (placed somewhere where we are called to have an influence.)

On Sunday Colin opened our new series “A People of Purpose”, exploring the wider biblical story, using a framework of Creation, Decreation, Recreation to help us navigate the different moments of scripture. When we understand the wider story and purposes of God, we then find our place and purpose within it and join with God in what He is doing in the world.

Looking at Saul’s encounter with Jesus in Acts 9, Rebecca explores the importance of knowing the season of discipleship that we are in & how we can find God in the midst. 

Join us as we celebrate the greatest day in history; the resurrection, the moment where everything changes. Working through John 20:1-18, Colin explores the journey from confusion to clarity for Mary. Everything changes when we hear Jesus say our name.

As we start our journey into Holy Week and Easter, Dilys reflects on Jesus arrival into Jerusalem. She encourages us to place ourselves into the story of Palm Sunday and ask ourselves what are we expecting of Jesus? Are we able to recognise who he truly is and are we prepared to go out and tell the world who he is?

Concluding our series, This is the Way, Scott Evans preached about the vulnerability Jesus demonstrates in John 12 and how important it is in the life of the disciple. Jesus confided in the disciples that his soul was troubled and, in doing so, invites us to do the same.

Continuing our series on growing in discipleship, from John 3:14-18, Scott Hill spoke on two key words found in John: Believe and Life that were also mentioned in the passage. He spoke of believing being a verb not a noun, an active word. Looking at the cross compels us to dialogue in our pain while also trusting in God’s love. As we do this, our pains and weaknesses can be transformed, and a space for life and love is made. 

Continuing our lenten series "This is the Way", Colin digs into John 2, exploring Jesus call for us to clear out the things that clutter our worship which stop us from lives of wholehearted devotion.

Ruth Gyves continues our lent series, "This is the Way" encouraging us to recognise the voice of the enemy in our lives, and make room for practices and habits which lead us to life in Jesus.

Scott Evans kicks off our new lent series on discipleship "This is the Way." Healthy discipleship always starts with a deep foundation based on understanding who God says that we are: 'You are my child, the beloved. I am pleased with you.