In this message from Psalm 107, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the way God Himself guides His people through the challenges and troubles of this world to bring them safely home.

Preaching from 2 Corinthians 4:3, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the nature of the Gospel, what it is, and why people are blind to it. The only solution being that God shines in their hearts with Gospel light.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs preaches a message from Revelation 4-5 and explores the vision of heaven given in the passage and how knowing the Lord Jesus is the Lamb that was slain, but also the conquering Lion gives us wonderful hope in this ruined world.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs continues in his series in the Gospel of Matthew. In this first part of two messages on greatness in the kingdom, he considers the request of James, John, and their mother for positions of honour. He explains ways not to be great in the Kingdom of God and that the way of true greatness is humble servanthood, to be like the Lord Jesus.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the way the psalmist says that the children of Israel 'limited the Holy One of Israel'. The he applies that challenge to the believer - are we in danger of doing the same- Do we provoke the Lord with unbelief and lack of trust-

Mr. Eddie Fletcher begins a new series in Philemon and in this message introduces the letter, before drawing practical lessons about how the believer should approach conflict.

In this message, Pastor Stobbs considers the opening part of John 11 which speaks of the death of Lazarus and explains how even in the darkest moments the believer can know that God is still in control. That we can trust Him to work all things together for His glory and the good of His people.

Following the the deeply saddening death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession to the throne of King Charles III, Pastor Stobbs considers the way the reign of the new king was announced and how this points us to the proclamation of the King of Kings - the Lord Jesus Christ. He explains how the Saviour made it clear concerning who He is and what He came to do.

Preaching from Psalm 107-23-32, Pastor Stobbs continues to reflect on the deeply saddening death of Queen Elizabeth II and how the late Queen often mentioned the strength she found in the Christian Gospel during difficult times. Using the picture of the storms in Psalm 107, he explains how this points us to the Lord Jesus Christ as the only hope in the storms of life and death.

Following the deeply saddening death of Queen Elizabeth II, Pastor Stobbs reflects on her faith and where true hope can be found. He considers the confidence the psalmist is able to have in difficult days because he knows the sovereign God. He explains how we can know hope in the darkness by knowing the Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ.