Jago launches a new series on Paul’s letter to Titus. Jago looks at how we can be agents of transformation as well as what to look for in church leaders.
On Trinity Sunday, Jamie Mulvaney jumps into who the Trinity is and its message for us as a church as we are named after the Trinity. Jamie looks at how each part of the Trinity draws us in, sends us out, comes alongside and builds us up.
Michael John preaches on 2 Corinthians and looks at the ministry of the Spirit. Michael asks us three questions from the passage: What is the purpose of the new covenant, what does the Holy Spirit do and what do we reflect?
Johnny Sutherland speaks out of the book of Acts on Pentecost Sunday. Johnny reminds us of the opportunity that comes with Pentecost to turn to Jesus and be changed.
Jago finishes our Big Picture series by looking at the new Heaven and the new Earth. Jago draws on the parallels from the Garden of Eden and how God will renew his creation as well as explaining how we can be a signpost to the future and to Jesus through the way we live.
As we continue our series looking at the Big Picture, Jago tackles the subject of reconciliation by looking at Colossians 1. Jago unpacks how reconciliation, through Jesus, heals our relationship with God, others and ourselves.
Jago continues our Big Picture series by looking at our broken world. Jago takes us back to the very beginning by looking at The Fall. Even though there is disunity and brokenness in the world, Jago reminds us that God still loves us.
Jago Wynne begins our Sumer term with a new sermon series; The Big Picture. Jago starts this four part series by looking at creation and emphasises on how everything was created through and for Jesus.