Dan opened our Christmas mini-series by looking at peace! The story of Christmas is not just a story to look back upon, but a current reality that we have the opportunity to live in. Do you need some peace today? Good news... It is available for YOU!

Pastor Dan Belshaw closed out the series with a challenging message on 'the ways of God' - looking at God's will and the key to human flourishing. Who's will are you aligning to?

Dan Belshaw took us into week 3 of our series 'CHANGED' by looking at the story of Jesus visiting the house of Mary and Martha. This message is a call back to the feet of Jesus - a challenge for the christian to be caught up with Jesus, not simply doing things for Him.

Pastor Dan Belshaw carried on our series CHANGED, looking at Mark 9 where Jesus teaches His disciples about what true greatness is. This came off the back of Jesus calling out the disciples for having a playground argument that completely missed the point. A challenging message for those wanting to live a life of greatness.

Dan Belshaw kicked off our four part series 'CHANGED' by looking at Paul's letter to the Romans and how he encouraged them not to conform but to be transformed. A change of mind is a change of will and ultimately a change of your life.

It was an honour to have John Townley with us closing out our series on Generosity. John is the National Leader of the Free Methodist Church in the UK and Ireland. A challenging yet practical message on mastering your money.

Carrying on our series 'Generosity', Hols Belshaw walked us through a helpful heart check regarding our view of money. A challenge to make your money serve you opposed to you serving your money.

Dan Belshaw kicked off our three week series entitled 'GENEROSITY' by looking at Matthew 13 and Jesus' parable of the sower. We looked at two key things that can choke our spiritual growth - a challenging message for sure!

Dan Belshaw kicked off our two week mini series on our mission statement 'For All To Find Home'. Looking at Luke 15, Dan walked us through the narrative looking at both sons and the response of the father. A great message to frame what we're about.