In this Sermon Doug unpacks the early days and years of Pauls conversion and what he learned as a new believer.

In this account of Phillip and the Eunuch, we see that God is an evangelistic God and the fruit is produced in four ways: Labourers are sent, seekers are saved, Jesus is magnified and witnesses are sent.

In this Sermon Doug discusses the markers of the Mission of God.

In this passage, 7 Deacons are elected to help serve the needs in the church and through this the gospel increases, the disciples multiply and there are miraculous conversions. This passage should stir every member within the church to serve as Jesus did, motivated by love and surrendering our lives to serve the kingdom of God.

Bible Text: Acts 5:12-42 | Preacher: Doug Fell | Series: Acts

In this sermon, Doug speaks to us about a message like no other, a mission like no other and a saviour like no other and challenges us to assess the way in which our lives testify to the name and glory of Jesus Christ.

Bible Text: John 1:1-14 | Preacher: Greg Heasley | Series: Stand Alone Messages

In this sermon, guest preacher, Greach Heasley, discussed the Glory of Christ as described by the apostle John. This contemplation of his glory should deepen our love for and fuel our witness of him.

Bible Text: Acts 4:1-31 | Preacher: Doug Fell | Series: Acts

In this passage, Peter and John face the Sanhedrin. Doug unpacks three phrases they use that are both encouraging and challenging for us today.

Bible Text: Acts 3:1-4:4 | Preacher: Dave Jones | Series: Acts

In this passage Jesus heals a lame beggar, Dave discusses the message behind the miracle of how Jesus came to restore all things.

Bible Text: Acts 2: 41-47 | Preacher: Doug Fell | Series: Acts

This passage describes the marks of the early Church and how they were a people devoted to God and his people. Can we say the same?

Bible Text: Acts 2: 14-40 | Preacher: Doug Fell | Series: Acts

In this passage, Peter preaches his first sermon to a crowd of thousands He shows how Jesus was the fulfilment of God's promises to King David many years before.

How are we to respond today? Do you believe this? "repent and be baptised".