This week Lee brings us the sermon from Joshua 5:1-15. He shares a message of Holiness required.
Note: The bible readings were not recorded this week, it would be a good idea to read Joshua 5:1-15 before listening to this sermon.

This week guest preacher Scott Doran-Sargent brings us the message from 2 Corinthians 5:11-21. He shares a message of how we are reconciled ambasadors.

On Sunday Dave preached from Joshua 3-4, where Israel miraculously cross over the Jordan River and into the Promised Land. God then instructs Joshua to memorialise that event for future generations of Israelites. This begs the question, what role does tradition play in the life of Christian and the Church today?

This week Lee brought us the sermon from Joshua 2 where he shares stories of God's work in the unexpected.

On Easter Sunday, Dave closed our 'Belief' series by teaching from Jesus' statement, "I am the resurrection and the life", and looking at the various responses to Jesus' bold claims. Dave reminded us that belief in Jesus is the hardest and best thing we can do with our lives.

On Good Friday, Lee spoke about the significance of people's last words before they die. He then taught us what Jesus meant by his final words, 'It is finished', and what that means for us today.

This week guest preacher Stephen Carnaby brought us the message from Mark 8:22-9:13. He drew from the conversation Jesus had with his disciples discussing the question "Who do you say I am?".

This week Dave taught us about the second half of the sheep metaphor in John, where Jesus says, "I Am the Good Shepherd". We learned about the qualities of a sheep and the character of the Good Shepherd.

This week Lee brings us the sermon from John 10:1-10 and Pslam 118:15-24. He spoke of how the gate kept sheep safe from outside dangers and in paralell how Jesus is the door in which we have access to that safety.

This week Dave brings us sermon number two in our sermon series on 'Belief' looking at the "I Am" statements of Jesus.
This week we look at "I am the Light of the World" and the theme of 'light and darkness' from John 8 and throughout the whole letter of John.