We’re taking a break from our series on Acts to focus on an old treasure — worship — and to understand why we worship the way that we do.

By Clive Cernik

Sunday 30th October 2022

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The Forgotten Arts. In Genesis 18 we see Abraham do something quite foreign to British culture – he haggles — and with God himself, who is surprisingly open to our prayers. By Clive Cernik.

Acts, part 21. The early church was mobile and dynamic, and along with this came to need to say ‘goodbye’ to close brothers and sisters. By Clive Cernik.

Acts, part 20. Ephesus was renowned for being a place where the supernatural and the occult were commonplace, but Paul reasoned and persuaded about the Kingdom of God. By Martin Cooper.

Acts, part 19. God loves to use people as part of his unfolding plan and story. By Oli Stevens.

The Gospel Spreads

Acts, part 18. There’s something incredible about Christianity that has caused it to spread across the globe like no other religion. It also spreads through our towns and streets, our schools and workplaces, where God is already present.

By Andy Thorpe

Sunday 23rd October 2022

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Acts, part 17. Looking at Act 16 and Paul’s second missionary journey with Timothy — a young man who said “yes” to God.

By Oli Stevens

Sunday 16th October 2022

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We’re taking a break from our series on Acts to focus on an old treasure — worship — and to understand why we worship the way that we do.

Acts, part 18. There’s something incredible about Christianity that has caused it to spread across the globe like no other religion. It also spreads through our towns and streets, our schools and workplaces, where God is already present.

Acts, part 17. Looking at Act 16 and Paul’s second missionary journey with Timothy — a young man who said “yes” to God.