John 7.37-39 On Baptism Sunday, we looked at Jesus' invitation to anyone who is thirsty to come to him and drink and what it means to be filled by the Holy Spirit.

John 20.19-29 To end our three-part Easter series, we looked at the conversation between Jesus and Thomas after Jesus’ resurrection and saw how even in our questions and cynicism, Jesus knows and hears us, and meets us where we are.

Luke 24.1-12 On Easter Sunday we saw how, through the resurrection, Jesus conquered death and opened the way for us to join him in a resurrection which will be just like his.

Mark 11.1-11 On Palm Sunday, Martin shared a message on what it means that when Christ enters in, we are called, give a purpose, and brought into freedom to serve him.

Revelation 7.9-12 On Nations Sunday, Duncan shared a message on the complete diversity and yet complete unity of God's Kingdom, and how we're all invited to come just as we are.

1 Peter 2.1-10 Our friend and guest speaker Derek Tidball unpacks what it means that God's design for his Church is that we are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a people for his own possession.

Matthew 3.13-17 As we look at the account of Jesus' baptism, we see the righteousness of Jesus in his perfect obedience to the Father's will, and the delight of the Father over his Son.

In the midst of a thronging crowd, Jesus notices a woman who gives just two small coins into the temple offering. As he calls together his disciples to talk to them about it, we see his overwhelming delight at her sacrificial giving and how even the smallest of contributions can have the greatest Kingdom value.

At Vision Sunday we announced our Leadership Team and now are taking some time to outline our beliefs on church leadership.

In the second of two parts, we build on part 1 as we look at how the New Testament speaks to and shows us how men & women are released in all areas of church life, whilst also holding to their unique contribution, just as in creation.

We looked at the dynamic of spiritual gifting in the church, what the Bible says about elders and finished with a picture of leadership in the church that brings together all of our understanding of what leadership in the church should look and feel like.

At Vision Sunday we announced our Leadership Team and are now taking some time to outline our beliefs on church leadership.

In the first of two parts, Duncan looked at the whole story of God's heart for men and women. From Genesis through to Revelation, God has made us to be truly dependent on one another, called by God to work together for his mission & glory.