Reverend Andy Pearson continues our sermon series in Ecclesiastes. In tonight's passage, we read of King Solomon's recollection of the events and experiences in his life. This has much to tell us about our life here on Earth, and also life after death.

Who is the greatest person you have ever met? In this sermon, Reverend Andy Pearson addresses what God says about true greatness.

What should we be considering when we think about God? Reverend Andy Pearson preaches on the way we should approach our triune God, considering the poem and three key points regarding the sovereignty of God as the key to an enjoyable and fulfilling life.

Reverend Andy Pearson continues in our sermon series on Mark and asks us how do we access successes or failures as a church?

Levente Horvath

All scripture is special, every word and sentence is majestic – why? Because it is the word of God. Today, Reverend Andy Pearson preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus as being is one of the awe inspiring and intriguing events recorded by man.

So many people in London, and across the world dislike their job, and that can often be the case for us - the toil is beginning to take its toll.

Marks gospel splits into two similarly sized sections - the first half, which we explored earlier in the year, establishes the power and authority of Jesus. The second half, which we are beginning today, deals with the passion, suffering and death of the

Rev. Chris Stead

Guest preacher, Rev. Chris Stead poses the question 'must all good things come to an end?' Through the sermon, he discusses three main points; the new body, the new world and a new hope.