Having survived the Devil’s onslaught of deception and duress, the infant church now faces the dangers of division and diversion. The apostles find new ways to keep focused on their mission, while prioritising practical care as well. Can we?

Join us as we take a look at Acts 6:1-7 together in a sermon titled "Maintaining Our Mission".

Alanis Morissette’s song “Ironic” has often been criticised for the way it misunderstands irony. Our author Luke, though, shows us multiple layers of irony as the authorities seek to quash the message of Jesus - their efforts are almost laughable, because the message of the ‘new covenant in his blood’ is unstoppable.

At a time when the fresh new church was sharing everything so that nobody was in need, one couple saw an opportunity to shine. But somehow, they completely missed the point – with disastrous consequences. Maybe money and hypocrisy are still the Devil’s favourite weapons today?

Join us as we take a look at Acts 4:32-5:14 together in a sermon titled “Dumb Ways to Die”.

What’s in a name? Quite a lot, if that name is “Jesus Christ of Nazareth.” That’s the name the Apostles are proclaiming, that’s the name that raised the crippled man from his mat, and that’s the name the Jewish leaders are desperate to see silenced. But Peter and John are convinced that’s the only name we need - and so they boldly continue to proclaim it.

With the launch of the first century church, the Apostles immediately find themselves at the centre of a storm. In the name of Jesus, they raise a beggar from his mat, reminding the crowd that God raised Jesus from death in the same way. But if that’s true, there are big implications - which soon leads to trouble!

Join us as we take a look at Acts 3:1-4:4 together in a sermon titled "Standing with Jesus".

Join us in welcoming Rev Phil Court back as we take a look at Psalm 116:1-9, Mark 4:30-32 together in a sermon titled "Our shelter from the stormy blast".

When the coronation crowd said “Long Live King Charles, may he live forever” nobody was thinking he actually will. But what if there really was an imperishable King? How would it affect our expectations, and the way we lived? That’s the radical question at the heart of the first ever public Christian sermon from the Apostle Peter.

Join us as we take a look at Acts 2:14-47 together in a sermon titled “Imperishable King”.

The remarkable events of the Day of Pentecost are the dramatic launch of God’s rescue mission to all the nations of the world. The dramatic arrival of the Spirit signals it’s time to get the message out. But as usual, response to the good news varies - much as it does today.

Join us as we take a look at Acts 2:1-13 together in a sermon titled "Tongues of Fire, Tongues of Men".

When the Apostles had a job vacancy, they were looking for a candidate with very specific experience - you had to be a first hand witness of the resurrected Jesus. That gives us a clue as to the awkward truth at the heart of the Christian message.

Join us as we take a look at Acts 1:12-27 together in a sermon titled "Position Vacant - Resurrection Witness".

Is the Kingdom of God just a Kingdom for Israel? Or is it something much bigger and better? As he opens the sequel to his gospel, Luke takes us back to the launch of the campaign that announces the reign of King Jesus to all the world.