Pastor Tim Berry leads the second study from Hebrews 11, regarding the nature and character of FAITH, as seen in the lives of people like Abel and Enoch

Andrew Berry introduces a new series of studies about FAITH, based on Hebrews 10 and 11

Mothering Sunday is an important occasion to remember our mothers and to thank God for them and the many ways they've impacted our lives. Not least are the ways in which they uniquely reflect the nature of God to us. A.W. Tozer once observed that, "what comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." So, in the interest of thinking rightly about God, we invite you to join us as we take this opportunity to dig in to the aspects of God's character uniquely modelled for us by our mothers

Have you ever watched a group of people walking together? They might all be walking in the same direction, but each individual gait is unique. In fact, we are often able to recognise someone simply by the distinct way they walk. Similarly, each person has one body with many different parts which are all necessary to its healthy functioning. This Sunday, you’re invited join us, as we explore the first of these two pictures of what it means to ‘grow up into Christ'.

It’s a running joke in my family that I can’t keep a secret. Every so often I come up with a great idea for a birthday present for my wife. But I’m so pleased about it that I keep dropping subtle (and not so subtle) hints. Usually, I wind up spilling the beans ahead of time and ruining the surprise. This Sunday, join us as we unwrap the mystery of Christ which is a surprise to be shared rather than a secret to conceal.

Circumstances come along on a regular basis with the potential to shake us to our very core. Join us this Sunday as we learn from Psalm 16 how to pray in the midst of the chaos, accept what God has given us, and thrive in the midst.

Have you noticed how much hostility is in the world? Humanity has a long history of failed peace treaties. And even “successful” ones only manage to stop violence, at worst, and, at best, manufacture some sort of future cooperation. But how many have established true peace, founded on a deep relationship of trust and goodwill? It is even possible or are we humans doomed to remain alienated from one another? As ever, we believe both that human conflict is incredibly complex and that the answer is found in Jesus – the Man of Peace.

I’ve got two pictures of the back of my house. One featuring a muddy, cracked cement patio that’s falling to pieces, looking utterly miserable. And the second looks almost like a different house. Instead there’s a spacious deck where the patio used to be. Without the first picture, the second loses its meaning. This Sunday, you’re invited to join us as we look at two pictures, the before and after of salvation found in Christ Jesus.

C’est la vie. Que será, será. Zo is het leven. That’s life. Nearly every human language has some way of expressing feelings of powerlessness or futility. We’ve all been in situations where we feel helpless. Stress and anxiety are on the rise, as an entire generation of young people feel paralysed by life’s demands. What the world needs is local churches full of disciples who know the dynamic, transforming power of God. If you sense your life is lacking in power, we invite you to join us this Sunday morning as we explore how to lay hold of the immeasurable power of God towards those who believe.

There are no guarantees in life. Nothing is certain. Except death and taxes, of course. Or so the saying goes. Perhaps the uncertainty of the past year has left you shaken and anxiety-ridden, and all the while the certainty of death has loomed large as news sources publish the daily stats. But what if our mortality isn’t the lethal certainty, it’s been made out to be? Or to put it differently, what if it isn’t something to be feared because death itself is not the end? Come discover how the Spirit of God gives us a divine guarantee that death is nothing to worry about.