Jonny Harrison shares the importance of looking back and remembering who God is and what he has done, as we look ahead to all that he is leading us into as a church.

In the ultimate talk on Samson, Jeff Chad looks at Samson's final hours and God's faithfulness.

In the penultimate of our series on Samson, we look at the importance of dealing with our problems, or they just come back to haunt us. Why? Does he keep going back? Why? Does he not learn his lessons? Why? Does he take God for granted? But in the end there is always hope!

As part of our dedication service for the Graham family, we continue to look at Judges 15. Why choose an endless cycle of revenge when forgiveness has so many benefits? How, when and who should we forgive?

One of our young adults, Emmanuel Longe, shares at our youth led service on the lessons we can learn today from Habakkuk. Do we bring our complaints to the right place and do wait for a response, trusting God with the outcome?

In the second of our five part series on the character of Samson, Jonny Harrison looks at how our decisions and choices can spiral into a path of destructive behaviour if we don't follow God's will. How can God's man be "Out of Control"

Jonny Harrison starts our new series on the character of Samson. A man who could not have wished for a better start, but does that good start lead to a good middle and end? (Some of the audio at the start is missing)

Our evening series on the minor prophets continues with Obadiah, the shortest of them all. The theme unpacked is that of the importance of unity and forgiveness, that we must learn the lessons of Jacob and Esau.

Barry Woodward speaks on Joel 2 v 25, sharing how God has restored many areas of his life and that his restoration is ongoing. Listen as Barry brings four areas that God can restore in all our lives if we let him.

A Special Saturday Night podcast from an Evening with Barry Woodward. Listen to his story of how God transformed his life from drug addict, drug dealer to a life of hope and a future restored.