The events of that first Easter looked like a bad ending, a crushing defeat, a hopeless case- but that’s not how the story ended. Instead- the suffering servant rose from the grave and through faith, we get to share the spoils with him!

Jesus was rejected and suffered as he obeyed the call of God on his life. And so may we… Hear this call to life-long, costly discipleship. [Bible passage=”Isaiah 52:13-15″] [Bible passage=”Isaiah 53:1012″]

HOW can God be both just and gracious? HOW can he deal with sin and pardon the guilty? Through the suffering and death of the suffering servant. [Bible passage=”Isaiah 52:13-15″] [Bible passage=”Isaiah 53:1-12″] Sermon given by Rev Dave Brown on Sunday 7th April, 2019.

Awake! Your God does not sleep. Awake! Your redemption has been paid for. Awake! You have been revalued and recommissioned. [Bible passage=”Isaiah 51:9-23″] [Bible passage=”Isaiah 52: 1-12″] Sermon given by Stephen Lovelock on 31st March, 2019.

Wavering in your faith? Wondering is God can deliver on his promises? Looking for grounds to hope in the LORD? LISTEN to Isaiah and look back for your assurance, look forward with confidence and stand firm without fear. Sermon preached by Dave Brown on 24th March, 2019. [Bible passage=”Isaiah 51:1-8″]

God’s Old Testament people felt abandoned by God, but God had not given up on them. We hear God’s promises to them and about a faithful, obedient Servant who will come and through whom God will finally deal with people’s sin. [Bible passage=”Isaiah 50:1-11″] Sermon preached by Dave Brown on Sunday 17th March, 2019.

Sermon preached by George Parsons on Sunday 10th March, 2019.

Talk given by Rev Dave Brown on Ash Wednesday 2019 to kick start our Lent Course looking at Lee Gatiss’s book The Forgotten Cross. This talk focuses on Isaiah 53 and defends the description of Jesus work on the cross often called Penal Substitutionary Atonement. It takes us to the heart of the cross- where Jesus died for our sins, in our…

Isaiah goes over the problem (the people’s sin, idolatry and rebellion) and states again how trustworthy God has been, will be and is now. Then he gives Israel a choice: it’s make your mind up time. We face the same choice today. Sermon preached by Rev Dave Brown

Babylon will fall- and Isaiah describes its fall and the failure of its gods in dramatic terms. But God’s people aren’t happy. They want to be saved in a way they approve of, not the way God has decreed. They are forgetful, faithless and proud… but are we any different? Sermon given by Rev Dave Brown