On Palm Sunday we KyungNam and KyoungAh Park with us from Thailand, international leaders of Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC). KyungNam spoke about Holy Spirit empowered mission to the world around us.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 29th March 2026

Readings: Acts 1: 6-8, Acts 28: 23-31

Preacher: KyungNam Park

The Holy Spirit is God’s promised gift, not earned. We wait, trust His timing, and live with faith-filled expectation as He fills, guides, and empowers us daily.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 22nd March 2026

Readings: Acts 1: 1-11

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

God invites believers into daily fellowship with the Holy Spirit—our Helper and companion—who speaks, guides, and sends us so that mission flows from a living relationship with Him.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 15th March 2026

Readings: 2 Corinthians 13: 11-14, Acts 13: 1-12

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

Acts 5 reveals the Holy Spirit as fully God, holy, present, and powerful. It's a call to the church to honesty, reverence, and wholehearted surrender before God's transforming presence.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 8th March 2026

Readings: Acts 5:1-11

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

From creation to Acts, the Holy Spirit is God’s active presence bringing order from chaos, restoring lives through the gospel, and inviting us to renewal today.

Recorded at the 9.30am Service on Sunday 1st March 2026

Readings: Genesis 1:1-2, Acts 14:8-18

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

A new Lent series begins, exploring the person and work of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the early church in Acts, this message reminds us that there is no Christian life without the Spirit—no life, freedom, joy, or power apart from His presence leading and transforming us.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 15th February 2026

Readings: Acts 9:31-35 & John 14:16-17

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

A gospel-shaped invitation to generous living, this sermon explores how giving flows from trust, joy, and obedience to God calling us to say “yes” with our finances, time, gifts, and lives.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 8th February 2026

Readings: 2 Corinthians 9:6-11 & Mark 12:41-44

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

God’s people flourish when they can see what He is doing and respond in faith. This message calls St John's Church back to its core vision: a home of healing for all people, where we learn to follow Jesus and grow in Him. Jesus’ declaration of good news, freedom, and restoration shapes who we are and how we live together — through prayer and worship, meeting in community, openness to the Holy Spirit, and intentional investment in children, youth, and families.

This message invites every person, from the youngest to the oldest, to play their part in building God’s church by offering their gifts, time, and resources in response to what God is doing among us.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 25th January 2026

Readings: Proverbs 29: 18, Habakkuk 2: 1-3, Luke 4: 16-21

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

Jesus’ words in John 15:1-8, spoken on the night before the cross, are an invitation to His disciples into a sustaining, life-giving union with Himself.

In this sermon Jeremy asks how faith endures over the length of the year ahead. Drawing on the image of the vine and branches and echoed by Psalm 1, we discover that lasting fruitfulness comes not from striving harder but from remaining deeply rooted in Jesus.

Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 18th January 2026

Readings: Psalm 1:1-3; John 15:1-8

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling

It is one thing knowing the God who remains faithful to us - however how does this change the way we live our lives?

Recorded at the 9.30am Service on Sunday 11th January 2026

Readings: Psalm 40:1-3; John 1:29-34

Preacher: Jeremy Jobling