We start our Christmas sermon series by hearing from Tom Seal about how personal of a gift the birth of Jesus Christ is. Looking at Jesus' mother Mary, we are challenged by Tom to think about our personal gift of salvation and how we respond to it.

Craig Patterson finishes our Small Spaces series by talking about the paramaters of our walks of faith. We hear an encouraging and challenging message about the importance of our voice, environment, initiative and personal warcry when living out what we could and should be as children of God.

In this morning sermon, Pastor Iain talks about the kind of vessel God has created us to be and what kind of content He has placed within us. We hear from Iain about how we need to be aware of the God-given treasures and embrace the unique purpose assigned to each one of us.

Paul Beaton welcomes us back to our evening service and opens up about what influences us as Christians in today's society. Wrong and distorted realities are all around us and Paul reminds us of the importance of being rooted in the Word of God to face the daily oppositions.

Tom Seal continues our Small Spaces series and takes a look at how the apostle Paul reminds Timothy of the potential that God has placed within him. Tom explains to us what can hold us back from living out our God-given potential and encourages us to remember who we are in Christ Jesus.

Pastor Iain kicks off our new sermon series called Small Spaces with this morning sermon. Iain reminds us that God has given us a purpose and many gifts and far too often, we hold things within and refuse to step out in faith. We need to pray and decide whether the small space in our head is going to hold us back or if we follow God's call.

We are excited to have our dear friends Paul and Priscilla Reid with us to share the word of God throughout the day. In this morning service, we hear from Priscilla about the invitation that is extended to everyone to attend the King's dinner. Jesus' dinner table is loaded with

glorious things and Priscilla reminds us of what exactly we can look forward to.

For our evening service, Paul Reid shares with us the significance of God's grace in our salvation. In this powerful sermon, we hear about how the Holy Spirit lifts the veil from the eyes of the unbelievers and why we need to remember that God's grace affects all aspects of our Christian lives.

Pastor Iain finishes our There's A First Time For Everything series with this morning sermon. Summing up Joshua's journey we've been looking at these past weeks, Iain challenges us to think about the legacy we want to leave behind and why there needs to be a first time for alteration for many of us in order to live lives pleasing to God.

We continue in our series and this week we hear from Tom Seal share about a first time for expansion. In this sermon, Tom asks us what is occupying certain areas in our lives and what needs to happen in order for us to occupy them through our faith in God. He reminds us that we go from glory to glory and can do all things through Christ.