As we continue in our series in 1 Thessalonians, Jamie casts a vision for Christian friendship. He looks at how we can grow not only in love, but in the precious and rare commodity of holiness. 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13

Jago Wynne gives our second talk in our morning series and looks at what the kingdom of God is like. Luke 13:18-30

Guest speaker John Wyatt, Professor of Ethics and Perinatology at UCL, speaks to us on faith at the beginning and end of Life.

Michael John continues our journey through 1 Thessalonians and looks at how Paul and Silas highlight four principles of Christian leadership and how these principles are built on truths which apply to all of us as we seek to be holy in a hostile world. 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16

James Furlong kicks off a new series in our 11am service in Luke’s gospel. James reminds us of Jesus message to not only repent and believe but to live a life of bearing fruit. Luke 13:1-17

Rosy Skinner begins our series through Luke’s gospel at our 9.30am service. Luke 13:1-17

Jago Wynne begins a new series in the book of 1 Thessalonians. Jago challenges us to turn from our idols to Jesus, just like the early church. 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10

Rev Jamie Mulvaney begins the season of Lent by talking us through Jesus’ journey through the desert. Jamie encourages us in our battle against temptation and knowing more of our identity as loved by Jesus. Luke 4:1-13

Jago Wynne finishes our Gospel series by encouraging us to be human exclamation marks for Jesus. Jago also identifies three insecurities that can stop us from sharing the good news of the Gospel. Romans 8:31-34

Josh Moxon continues our gospel series by looking at how we can often be ashamed of the gospel. Josh looks at the roots of why we’re ashamed. Mark 8:34-38