Florence continues her series of incidents from the life of Moses with “Faith that Follows”. Moses followed God’s instructions by returning to Egypt; by petitioning Pharaoh to let God’s people go; and by instituting the Passover. Florence goes on to show the link between the Passover and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross and how we, too, can have faith that follows.

Christianity is not just about feelings and beliefs, it's also about facts. The greatest fact is that on the third day after his crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead. People met Him and were completely transformed. In the first message of this new series, James looks at the encounter Mary Magdalene had with the risen Jesus, an encounter which transformed her from a picture of despair to a picture of delight.

Rebecca, Anna, Kirstie and Sophia got baptised ! Here are their testimonies after a message from Vijay: Jesus' encounter with the woman with the haemorrhage in Luke 8:42-48 sheds light on the nature of different barriers to faith in Christ Jesus. The woman overcomes at least four different kinds of barriers when she encounters Jesus in faith: the crowds, the disciples, the person of Jesus and herself. Faith in Christ is an invitation to take what often feels like a risky step through these barriers. Those who do so discover that they gain from Jesus much more than they asked for. They become children of God.

Florence begins a four-part series on incidents from the life of Moses. In this first message in the series, she looks at "Faith that Fears", showing how Moses, a man of faith, demonstrated five examples of fear when he encountered God at the burning bush. Tune in to this message and see how many of these you can relate to.

This morning, Vijay draws some lessons from Jesus' encounter with the Royal Official in John 4:46-54. Many come to Jesus wanting to see his signs and miracles. To them 'seeing is believing'. But, Jesus' invitation to himself is something much greater than an invitation to meet a miracle worker. He wants them to believe that he is the Saviour of the World. In fact, only those who believe in him truly see properly. They see Jesus for who he really is and life for what it really is. Seeing is not believing. But, believing is seeing.

Isaiah was privileged to have a glimpse of the King of Glory. But who is He? James concludes his series from Isaiah 6 by showing that the King of Glory is none other than our Lord Jesus Christ.

Second 'Tough Question' from the Tuesday Bible study

In this morning's service, Vijay looks at the subject of worship. He gleans insights about the nature of worship from Judah's dedication of the wall in Neh 12.27-47. Worship, he suggests, is full of gratitude, active and Scripture-led. A worshipful individual and community is marked with joy and generosity.

First in Vijay's Tuesday night ' Tough Questions ' series - part of our regular Tuesday night bible study

Iain speaks about the storm in Matthew 14 and the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.