Morag picks up the account of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2: 31-49, unfolding the dream itself and the explanation God gave, through Daniel, of its implications for the future.

Continuing the series on Daniel, Jules introduces the dream that threw King Nebuchadnezzar into a panic, and almost led to the death of all his advisers and their students (Daniel 2: 1-30).

At a shorter talk from one of our All-Age gatherings, Hannah introduces the book of Daniel, which we'll be studying in some depth over the coming months, and talks about how Daniel handled the problem of what he was given to eat when he first arrived as a captive in Babylon.

As our series on being made alive in Christ concludes, Kim shares her personal story, and also challenges us to look out for the "lifetime of good works that God has already prepared for us."

Continuing our series on being made alive in Christ, Jules shares his own story, and invites us to realise that for some of the people we interact with, our own unique story will be just what they need to hear.

Continuing our series on being made alive in Christ, Nathan shares his own story, This is a shorter talk from our All-Age Gathering.

As part of our Easter celebration on 5th April 2026, it was our privilege and joy to baptise Becca!

Nathan opens up a new series on what it means to be made alive in Christ, encouraging us to relate our individual, and very distinct, stories of how that happened for each of us.

In a short talk from our All-Age gathering on Father's Day 2026, Caleb opens up the idea of God as our heavenly Father, the One who longs to welcome home those who have wandered away, and also an example for those of us who are fathers.

Concluding our series on Communities, Hannah draws the threads together, and then interviews two special guests, Tricia Roy and Helen McCleister from Central Church in Edinburgh, about their experience of community,