The start of a new year reminds us that we can’t control what will happen this year. But we can trust the promises that God makes. And that allows us to enter 2026 confidently.

There’s no place for competition or comparison. We need one another so that we can all be built up to become the beautiful churches that the world needs.

Four people recently made public commitments to their faith in Jesus as their Lord and Saviour! Watch and listen back as we explored the meaning of baptism, and as we celebrated the commitments made by those who were baptised.

Teachers help us see how everything connects. They open our eyes to see things differently. They point out what has always been there – but which we had never noticed.

‘Pastor’ has become a title rather than the function, a shepherd, that it was originally. The church needs shepherds as much as it has ever done. People who will make sure that everyone is cared for.

What’s the difference between witnessing and evangelising?

Evangelists get a bad press. But they are people who take great joy in helping people meet Jesus.

Every Christian can hear God speaking to them. So what role do those who have the gift of prophecy play? Can you grow into this and if so, how?

Were apostles only for the first century church, or does God still gifts some of us with these gifts for the sake of the church?

What might that look like?

to a divided church, Paul highlighted the character that individuals needed to ensure that everyone could move forward together.

On Sunday, we began a new 7-part sermon series, exploring Ephesians chapter 4.

On Sunday, we celebrated this milestone together - reflecting on the past and looking towards the future.