Ever wondered what kind of worshippers God is looking for? Jesus gives us insight into this question during his conversation with a Samaritan woman when he draws her attention to the priority of worshipping in spirit and truth.

Vijay's sermon from Sunday 26th April 2015

Jesus told parables so that we could easily understand spiritual truth – right? Wrong! He told parables to reveal truth to those who believe and conceal it from those who don’t. That’s what makes the “Parable of the sower” either the easiest or most difficult parable to figure out. Are you ready to join James this week and have a go?

Vijay concludes the month of celebration with the final talk in his series on how we should respond to God's gifts.

Vijay's talk on giving from 22/3/2015

Vijays sermon from Sunday 1st March

As Florence concludes her three-part series on the Old Testament book of Micah, she focuses on three questions from chapters 6 and 7: What does the Lord require of you? Where is the Lord your God? Who is a God like you? Tune in to discover the answers!

In the second of a three-part series on the Old Testament book of Micah, Florence highlights three promises that God makes in chapters 3-5. What happens when God promises to send judgement, to launch a new community and to provide a deliverer? Tune in to find out!

The Old Testament book of Micah was written in the 8th century before the birth of Christ but its message is as relevant to us today as it was to Micah's original hearers. In the first of a three-part series, Florence unpacks chapters 1 and 2 where God exposes and judges the sins of His unfaithful people but extends mercy to His faithful people.

The loyalties of the believer are often pulled in all directions. The Lord calls us to be devoted to him with an undivided heart. His assurance is that when we make him our priority we gain not only him but also our life. His warning is that that if we make something other than God our priority, we risk losing him and everything else. As Augustine reminded the church, if Christ is not valued above all, he is not valued at all.