Marcus asks us, "what do you do when the wine runs out?" ; illustrating that in the moments of need that everyone experiences, Jesus can always provide an answer.

Brian uses Jesus' final words before his ascension, to grasp more fully His intent in commissioning His followers to go and make disciples.

In the context of the baptism of a new believer, Ricky talks about the truth of God's word

Chrissie makes an impassioned plea to the Christian believer to stand firm and protect oneself using the whole armour of God.

On the very same day of their 40th wedding anniversary, Tim and Sue Blake share together the profound mystery of two becoming one both in relationship, and in speaking of Christ and His church

Bladimir talks us through the weaning process of Christian growth from spiritual infancy towards maturity (from milk to strong food) by allowing the presence of the Holy Spirit to guide and instruct.

Tim reveals the profound, essential presence and influence of the Holy Spirit in the life of every Christian using Ephesians 4 as the basis of his talk.

Using Ephesians 4, Ricky asks the question 'What does unity mean to the Christian?' and argues that unity, like love, is not a feeling but a choice, and comes from focusing on the things we have in common, not doctrine or practices, but simply Jesus himself.

Sue uses verses from Ephesians and the story of the prodigal son, along with illustrations from the time of the Second World War, to provide examples of God's love working in different peoples' lives.

Following the annual church review of finances by our Treasurer,Tony Jones, where the numerical content was mainly screened, Rick Harvey briefly focused attention on a disproportionate area of our expenditure before handing over to the Chair of Trustees, Dave Donoghue to reveal the church's stance on safeguarding. Rick then concluded by reviewing the past year and declaring his hope and vision for the church in the coming days.