Tom Seal continues our Trending series with this challenging morning sermon. Tom reminds us that as Christians, the decision we have made to follow Christ should influence our life and the choices along the way. Like Abraham, we need to trust in the sovereignty of God.

To conclude our Trending series, Tom Seal talks about the importance of understanding the generations, in particular the one to come. Tom highlights how it is our responsibility to look after the next generation and, like Abraham, understand the significance of raising up people loving and knowing God.

We continue in our Trending series and Pastor Iain talks to us about the meaning of having faith. Iain highlights to us that everyone puts their faith into something for a variety of reason. We need to put all our faith in God and have that conviction that every day we need to depend on Him alone.

This week, Pastor Iain explores the significance of realising the God given vision in our lives. Iain looks again at the call of Abraham and highlights how he responded to the vision God gave him and why this needs to be the driving force in our lives.

Pastor Iain leads us into the next instalment of our Trending series and talks about associations. Who or what do we associate with? Iain reminds us that if we desire breakthrough, often the first step is to obey God and simply put our trust and faith in Him.

We revisit the beginnings of Abraham's story in our new Trending in 2018 series in this Sunday morning sermon. This time, Pastor Iain reminds us that we are designed to move forward and that this very often requires difficult decisions of separation and leaving things behind that have no place in our walks of faith.

On the first Sunday of 2018, Pastor Iain asks us what is trending in our lives this year? By looking at the book of Genesis, Iain explores how God placed a vision full of promises into Abraham's life and how this shaped his life going forward.

In this final sermon of our The Gift series, Pastor Iain talks about the promised gift. Looking at the life of Simeon, Iain asks us what we do with the promises of God and if they are actually what shape our lives and attitudes.

We are in the Beach Ballroom and Tom Seal shares with us why the gift of Christmas, the incarnation of Jesus Christ, is a permanent one. Tom highlights that the Christmas story is one of transformation from being in darkness and distant from God to a bright and wonderful closeness to Him that is permanent for all eternity.

Pastor Iain continues our Christmas sermon series The Gift by talking about giving gifts with a purpose. Iain reminds us that God is the ultimate purposeful gift giver and that we need to imitate this characteristic. Having been given incredible gifts by God, we are encouraged and commissioned to also give what we have with a purpose to bless others and bring glory to God.