In the first of a five-part series on the New Testament book of James, Florence considers how we can respond rightly to difficulties in our lives and stresses the importance of listening to the word, looking into the word, and living out the word of God.

The Apostle Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica is full of encouragement and urges us to live in hope of the return of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. In this message, Florence highlights five reasons for hope, one from each chapter of 1 Thessalonians. Are you living in hope?

Vijay's sermon from 27th April

Palm Sunday was a paradox. A time of rejoicing for the people but a time of weeping for Jesus. Why was that? Could it be that Jesus could see beyond the adulation of Palm Sunday to the rejection of Good Friday and beyond? Join James as he unpacks Luke’s account of this remarkable day.

Florence concludes her series on the fruit of the Spirit by considering the spiritual fruit of self-control. She stresses the importance of partnership between the Spirit and ourselves, defines what is meant by self-control, and suggests areas in our lives where we might need to exercise it.

Vijay's talk from Sunday morning

This was the mother of all battles. The devil against Jesus Christ the Son of God. Jesus won hands down, but not by using His divine power. In His humanity He defeated the devil using the weapons we have available to us: prayer, the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, the Bible. And because He defeated the devil, so can we.

Vijay preaches on Psalm 145