In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman opens up the lost and found parables of Jesus from Luke chapter 15. He shows how all of us are like the younger and older sons, and we all need to be found by the amazing love of God shown to us by our perfect older brother.

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In the first of a four part summer series in the book of Malachi, Sam challenges us to think about how the fear of the LORD is essential to true worship.

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In this sermon, pastor Neil Todman begins a new summer series in the parables of Jesus. He introduces the focus of the series as to why we encounter God's extraordinary grace in the ordinary things of life. After that he looks at three ordinary things from the parables in Luke 13- mustard seeds, yeast and a narrow door- and what each one shows us about what it means to be part of the Kingdom of God.

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Paul Bound

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We're coming to the end of our journey through the book of Acts, and Sam Pibworth preaches from Acts 20:13-38. We learn from Paul what are good priorities for life and church.

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All the way from Headley Park Church, Tom Wilding visits to preach on 2 Samuel 7. How do we deal with dissapointment? Tom shows us how God's ways are not our ways, but his plans are better than ours

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Visiting speaker and author, John Benton, presents some of the evidence for believing Jesus is real and not just a myth made up to help us cope with the hard realities of life. He finishes by showing some of the benefits of having faith in Jesus and how they help us make sense of the rest of life. (This material is based on John's book, "God for sceptics".)

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Trainee Pastor, Sam Pibworth, uses this sermon to expose the idols in each of our hearts before showing how the gospel can defeat them and enable us to love Jesus more than anything else in this world.

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In this sermon, pastor Neil Todman helps us to see how the strange events that happen in Ephesus set the dark backdrop against which the light of the gospel preached by Paul shines brightly. He then explains how Dr Luke in this section of Acts contrasts real Christian faith with the counterfeit faiths of the Jews who reject the gospel; the Sons of Sceva who disastrously try to use the power of the gospel for their own ends; and sets the scene for next week's sermon where the citizens of Ephesus double-down on their worship of Artemis. This sermon ends with an appeal for a confident, childlike, faith that trusts the power and mercy of King Jesus.

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In this sermon Pastor Neil Todman looks at five marks of authentic disciples of Jesus Christ and challenges us to grow in each of these ways so our lives look more like the life of Jesus.

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