Jonah is now in the belly of the fish, experiencing God’s severe mercy. But it is mercy nevertheless, because God has great grace for Jonah, and a glorious plan for his life. As God does for us too. [Bible passage=”Jonah 2:1-10″]

Jonah get’s a call from God to go to Nineveh- but he heads in the other direction. But God is not out foxed. Not only does he use Jonah’s disobedience to bring pagan sailors to faith, he also begins to deal with Jonah’s diobedient and stubborn heart. [Bible passage=”Jonah 1:1-16″] Sermon preached by Philip Walker…

Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with 4 short parables, each challenging on their own, but together they bring us the point of the most important decision we will ever make: Is Jesus really MY saviour? [Bible passage=”Matthew 7:13-29″]

What does mean by ‘not judging others?’ Are there times when it is right and good? How can we do it rightly without getting judgemental? Listen in… [Bible passage=”Matthew 7:1-6″]

We all worry- some of us more than others, but Jesus commands us not to worry! How can we do that? Three key tactics come from this passage. Have a listen. Sermon preached by Philip Walker on 3rd November, 2019.

Jesus calls us to examine our hearts to test what we are working for, dreaming of and where our ultimate loyalty lies. But ‘self-assessment’ is difficult. Our hearts are deceitful. But by looking at what we pray for we get a good idea where our hearts really are.

Fasting is an almost-forgotten aspect of Christian discipleship, but there seems to be an expectation from Jesus’ teaching that his’ disciples will sometimes fast. But what is fasting? Why would we fast? How would we fast? And what might stop us?

A talk explaining how the Lord’s Prayer can itself teach us to pray. [Bible passage=2 Matthew 6:5-15“]

We take a look at Revelation 21v1-22v5 in the context of the bigger, better story which the Bible tells about the world, our place in it and the glorious ending for those who trust in Christ. [Bible passage =”Revelation 21:1-27″] [Bible passage=”Revelation 22:1-5″]

We look at this controversial topic, one that is dividing the Church, through the eyes of Romans 1. What does the Bible have to say on this matter? And how do we respond to the many and varied accusations the world throws at orthodox believers? Listen and find out…