Pastor Jonathan Stobbs preaches from Ezekiel 1 and considers how the church is suffering from a low view of God today. He explains how this vision brings us again to see the transcendent majesty of God and how the way we think of God determines everything about our lives in this world.

Mr. Eddie Fletcher continues in his series in Ecclesiastes. Looking at chapter 10, he preaches a message entitled 'A Word to the Wise'.

Mr. Eddie Fletcher continues in his series in Ecclesiastes and preaches a message from chapter 8 entitled 'Service with a Smile'.

Mr. Eddie Fletcher preaches a message from 1 Kings 19 looking at the question 'What Are You Doing Here--'

This message was given by our guest preacher Pastor Tom Yates from Maryport Street Baptist Chapel in Devizes. He draws lessons from Psalm 56-3 - 'Whenever I am afraid, I will trust in You.'

This guest message was given by Pastor Tom Yates from Maryport Street Baptist Chapel in Devizes on the text -Matthew 27-42- - 'He saved others- Himself He cannot save. If He is the King of Israel, let Him now come down from the cross, and we will believe Him.'

Mr. John Rubens continues in his 'Beginnings' Series and brings a message from Genesis 43-1-33 entitled 'Christ our Surety'.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs preaches from Ruth 4 and looks at the way Boaz willingly stepped in to be Ruth's Kinsman-Redeemer and how this points us to the redeeming work of the Lord Jesus Christ for sinners.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs explains that being a real Christian is about being 'in Christ'. Beginning with the picture of the vine and the branches in John 15, and looking at similar biblical illustrations, he considers what union with Jesus means and how we can know it for ourselves.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the parable that Jesus taught in this passage and how it speaks of heaven and the way for sinners to get there. He looks at how is only through trusting Christ that we can gain entrance to the heavenly feast, but the tragedy is many people will miss it because they do not want to submit to the terms of the Gospel.