Visiting speaker Sandra Lindsay talks about the exciting ongoing work of Tearfund.

Someone once wrote that the vast majority of problems in the Christian life stem from us not reflecting, ruminating, and resting on Christ as our Good Shepherd. That’s the description of himself that we are looking at today, as we continue our series “I Am”.

Sheep rustling is big business in the UK! But that’s nothing new – because that is exactly the problem that Jesus is dealing with in our passage today, and he has a solution to the problem.

Light is so fundamental to our existence, and yet we’re so accustomed to “light on demand” in the West that we take it completely for granted. Many of us are familiar with Jesus’ phrase “I am the light of the world”, but we tend to miss out the surrounding verses and context.

We’re in a series called “I Am”, in which we’re getting to know more about who Jesus was by looking at the claims he made about himself in John’s gospel. Jesus claimed that he was “the bread of life” – what does that mean?

Did you enjoy your pancakes on Tuesday? That’s the annual clue that Lent is here – the season of preparation for Easter. We’re starting a new teaching series for Lent, looking at the “I am” sayings of Jesus. Today, we’re reading the account of a distinctly out-of-the-ordinary meeting between Jesus and a Samaritan woman, when

Today we’re finishing our series “Heaven Calling” by looking in detail at some more of the Gifts of the Spirit – “God-given abilities which enables believers to effectively serve the body of Christ” – including the controversial and often misunderstood ones of Prophecy and Speaking in Tongues.

Do you get excited when you get a gift? (If not, what’s wrong with you?!) God has chosen the perfect gift for each person in the church; the strange thing is that many of us don’t know what we’re supposed to do with our gift, others don’t try to use it, and some of us

How do you feel about being a servant? We’re back in our series “Heaven Calling”, looking at the idea that everyone on the planet has been Called by God. The third aspect of our calling is to be a servant – not a very politically correct idea these days, and yet that’s exactly the image

Alan leads us up the mountain in a “Song of Ascent” – Psalm 121.