Back for our evening service, Tom Seal highlights the life of Caleb in the book of Joshua. Tom encourages us to live a wholehearted life like Caleb did and points out aspects that we need to embrace so that we can do exactly that.

We continue with our There's A First Time For Everything series and Thomas Mathew tells us about correction. Talking about the seriousness of our sin, Thomas challenges us to confess to the Lord to avoid the consequences for ourselves and the people around us.

There is a first time for second chances, and Pastor Iain highlights this by taking another look at the book of Joshua in our evening service. Joshua went through the stages of corrosion, correction, and ultimately arrive at being able to make constructive decisions which led to second chances.

Pastor Iain shares with us the next part of our current sermon series based on the book of Joshua. This time we hear all about submission to God and why every Christian needs to make a lifestyle out of it. Though challenging, it is submission that opens us up to encounter, know, and enjoy God to the maximum and in the truest form.

Continuing with our new series, Pastor Iain unpacks the story of Rahab and what we can learn from her for our lives. Iain challenges us to stop settling for mere routines but, like Rahab, acknowledge our position, adjust our constrictions and realise the assignment that God has for all of us.

Pastor Iain starts our new series A First Time For Everything with this Sunday morning service. Based on the book of Joshua, we hear about what it means to experience firsts when following God and that as followers of Jesus, we walk by faith and not by sight.

We are back for our evening baptism service and Iain shares once again about the first times in our lives. This time, we are challenged to take a good look at the directions we are going. Are we following God like the Israelites were instructed to do or do we prefer to go about life the way we think is best?

Thomas Mathew finishes our Everyday Eternity summer series with this challenging sermon. We are asked what we are doing with the good news that saved us and how we can impact the people around us. Are we reaching the lost?

Pastor Iain takes us back to our Everyday Eternity summer series and shifts the focus from 'there determines here' to 'here determines there'. Iain asks and challenges us with the question of what we are doing with what God has given us for our time on earth. Looking at Luke 19, Iain asks us if in our relationship with Jesus we are foes, fakes, or the faithful.

Tom Seal again looks at eternity this week and how an eternal perspective affects our trials. In this sermon, Tom emphasises that with an eternity in Jesus’ presence in mind, our trials and difficulties in life will only be ‘light and momentary’, as the Apostle Paul called them. He reminds us that God is sovereign and that he has a purpose for everything that happens in our lives.