As part of our We Love God's Spirit teaching series, Jon Robbins shares how Romans 8 shows that the Holy Spirit brings peace into our lives in three

crucial ways: Peace with God, Peace with others and Peace within ourselves.

Captured via livestream on January 19th 2025

As part of our We Love God's Spirit teaching series, Jon Robbins shares how Romans 8 shows that the Holy Spirit brings peace into our lives in three

crucial ways: Peace with God, Peace with others and Peace within ourselves. By Jon Robbins.

We Love God’s Spirit, part 2. The gift of the Holy Spirit quickens us, and brings the spiritually dead back to life.

By Muyiwa Olawusi-Peters

Sunday 12th January

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We Love God’s Spirit, part 2. The gift of the Holy Spirit quickens us, and brings the spiritually dead back to life. By Muyiwa Olawusi-Peters.

Mary: All people will call me blessed, part 6. We end our series on Mary looking at the death of Jesus through the eyes of his mother.

By Jennie Berry

Sunday 29th December 2024

We Love God’s Spirit, part 1. God is after your heart, which is the seat of your emotions. As we look at Romans 8 we want to build up a thirst and a burning heart for God.

By Clive Cernik

Sunday 5th January 2025

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Mary: All people will call me blessed, part 5. At the wedding in Cana, Jesus does his first public miracle, not only covering the shame that would have come, but extravagantly providing way more than was ever needed.

By Adz Brennan

Sunday 22nd December 2024

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We Love God’s Spirit, part 1. God is after your heart, which is the seat of your emotions. As we look at Romans 8 we want to build up a thirst and a burning heart for God. By Clive Cernik.

Mary: All people will call me blessed, part 6. We end our series on Mary looking at the death of Jesus through the eyes of his mother. By Jennie Berry.

Mary: All people will call me blessed, part 5. At the wedding in Cana, Jesus does his first public miracle, not only covering the shame that would have come, but extravagantly providing way more than was ever needed. By Adz Brennan.