Simon leads the first of six sermons looking into areas where the Christian faith and our culture often seem to clash.

'Love is love'.  What should we say to this?

Simon shows us ways to helpfully engage with those around us who reject the teaching of the whole bible, and of Christ himself, which says that sex only belongs within a marriage, a lifelong union between one man and one woman.

What is the point of following Jesus?  What is the point, why bother, why do it?  How would you answer that question?

Neil leads us through the passage and exposes the different ways people view Jesus.  We see how the various signs and miracles were, and still are, interpreted very differently, depending on one's focus in life.  Neil talks about the love Jesus has for us, and what the point is of following Jesus.

Karen reads the passage to begin.

Apologies for the sound quality, but it is worth listening anyway!  John Todman talks about growing up in India in the 1940s and 1950s; coming to faith in Christ; working in a trans-Atlantic oil company as an instrumentation engineer; dealing with cancer in the family; and facing death.  Gold all the way.

Who, or what, do you turn to when you are in need?

In this passage we hear about two miracles:  feeding 5000 (at least) with what appears to be only enough food for a small family;  and Jesus walking on water and calming the storm.

Andrew shines a light on the focus of our hearts when faced with life's apparently insurmountable challenges and storms.  He challenges us to keep Jesus front and centre in every part of our lives.

Ruth reads the passage to begin.

Christ Jesus' relationship with his father, God almighty, is a relationship of intense love.

Listen as Neil shows us how Jesus uses confrontation to highlight people's misunderstanding of the relationship between Him and God.

The passage is read by Shona and Karen. 

Brotherly and sisterly love.

Continuing our series through 1 John, Simon looks at what brotherly and sisterly love look like in the light of Christ.

Amy reads the passage.

Do you want to be well?  Really well.  What does 'well' mean for you?

Listen as Simon opens this passage up for us.

Neil reads the passage to begin with.

Listen as Neil unpacks the first part of John's first Epistle.  This begins a series in John 1, entitled 'living authentically for Jesus'.

Simon reads the whole of John 1 to begin with.

Justice!  In these times, with much cause for anxiety, this is the perfect Psalm to guide us to peace and hope.  With so much injustice in the world, who can we look to, trust in, to deliver justice?  Listen as Neil tells us about the hope and peace we can have by trusting in the promise of God's love, goodness and truly righteous judgement.

Pete reads the passage for us.

What does it take to be a good teacher?

Josie reads the passage to us, and then Simon preaches on the message.