After last week’s celebrations of our Kids Church and Annual Review, we are back with our Uninstall series. This time, Pastor Iain shares about how to handle our personal preferences. In this sermon, Iain illustrates how important it is to uninstall the Me App, i.e. living for ourselves, and shift our attitudes to the things of God.

It is Fathers Day morning and Thomas Mathew shares with us for our third part of our Uninstall series. Continuing in the book of James, Thomas talks about how our faith might be useless or not real if we do not express it through our deeds and behaviour. We hear about vital questions about how our works relate to our salvation and how crucial it is to live a life honouring God.

Pastor Iain welcomes us back for our evening service and talks about how we need to uninstall the habit of negative and destructive talk. Taming the tongue is a challenge that we all face and Iain shares with us how to deal with it as Christians in order to avoid destruction in the lives around us or our own.

This week, Tom Seal takes the pulpit and shares the next part of our Uninstall series. After hearing about our everyday problems last week, Tom talks about how we need to relate to people in a society that is quick to judge through unfair and ungodly filters. This challenging sermon will help us understand how to look at other people the way God does.

Pastor Iain begins our new series called Uninstall in this Sunday morning service. Based on the Book of James, this series will be all about how God wants us to let go of old ways and attitudes in order to install fresh perspectives on how to live godly lives. Pastor Iain starts off by introducing who James was and what we can learn from his life.