Mr. Eddie Fletcher preaches a message from Genesis 4:1-16 entitled 'When God Met...Cain and Abel.'

Continuing in this series, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the beginning of the events of the death of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary. The glory of the gospel is that this King took the place of rebels - that He was the perfect Substitute. In that mighty work Jesus actually accomplished the salvation of His people, those who trust Him.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at Job's declaration of faith in the midst of terrible suffering. He considers how the believer can trust the Lord when life falls apart, knowing that our suffering is never without purpose and it draws us closer to the Saviour.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the brutal ways the Lord Jesus was mocked and beaten on the way to the cross. Yet, in it all Scripture was being fulfilled and God's redeeming plan was being worked out. It challenges us not to view sin lightly and to see the great cost of this mighty rescue of sinners.

This message looks at the command Peter gives for the believer to grow in grace and the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Pastor Stobbs looks at what this growth looks like and the means through which it happens. Ultimately, the believer needs to abide in Christ and allow His life to work through them.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at how Paul explains the Gospel in these terms and lays out what we were, what God has done for the believer by grace, and the sure future we have in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Stobbs looks at the way sin ruins and distorts our view of who God is. Sin pushes us away from God, but wonderfully, God seeks and saves. What is pictured in Genesis 3 comes to fulfilment in the Lord Jesus Christ who said that He came to seek and save the lost.

In this message, Pastor Stobbs continues to look at the Lord Jesus before Pilate and the divine warnings Pilate ignored. He will also consider the choice Pilate gave to the crowd of either Barabbas or Jesus and how this is also picture of the nature of the Gospel - the Innocent One condemned that the guilty go free.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the often neglected truth of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus Christ. He considers what happened and what it means for us, not least that Christ is King now and the believer can trust Him in all the changing seasons of life.

This message will look at Job's confession - 'I know that my Redeemer lives...' In the trials and troubles he faced, Job was given by grace to look away from himself to find hope in the promised Saviour. Pastor Jonathan Stobbs draws out a number of lessons for the believer encouraging trust in God's sovereign purposes when life is falling apart.