We begin the New Year with a message from Dave Matthews on how the counter-cultural approach of slowing down and creating margin in our lives will help us thrive in 2022.

This week, Martha Bryant spoke to us about how we can respond to uncertainly and how we can find eternal certainly and complete rest in Jesus.

This week, Reverend Wole Agbaje spoke to us about the comfort of Christ and how, above all else, Jesus is the only one who can bring the level of comfort our hearts need in the face of our sin and the brokenness of our world.

Last Sunday, we heard from the Reverend Joe O'Sullivan as he kicked off our new teaching series, 'The Promised King.' He shared his story of coming to faith and how Christ is the light that shines in the darkness: He illuminates the dark corners of our lives and brings forth restoration. How has Jesus done this for you?

Paul Cowley MBE talks about how in a world full of unrest and inequality, Jesus promises us peace. Through perseverance, empathy, action, casting our burdens on Him and engaging with others, we receive Jesus' true blessing.

Allow God to take the weight off your shoulders. Regain your peace by daring to trust in the person of Jesus and not in your possessions or the world around you. Listen in as Annie Ellis encourages us to choose peace over worry, understanding that God's hand is on our lives.

This week, Isaac Borquaye spoke to us about the importance of loving our enemies, and how we can fulfil that difficult call through the power of prayer.

Andy Wooldridge shares with us about 'The Upside Down Kingdom: The countercultural values of the Christian life.' In the sermon on the mount, Jesus presents a vision of success that is the opposite of that given by the world, but that allows us to truly flourish in community.

Katherine Chow shares about the power of generosity, and highlighted prayer, choosing faith over fear, and Christ's payment on the cross to help us reframe our relationship with money.

Are you feeling a little off your spiritual rhythm these days? On Sunday, Nicky Gumbel challenged us to rebuild our lives, our church, and our nation, by making a regular space in our week for rest, returning to our church community, and accepting the ultimate peace Jesus brings to our lives.