What’s the meaning behind the orange, the candle, the sweets, and the red tape? In this interactive Christingle talk, Steve tells the story of God’s wonderful world, his generous gifts, the saving love of Jesus, and the light that shines in the darkness — pointing us to the heart of the Christmas message.

What does it mean that “the gospel has come to you”? Preaching from Colossians 1, Roger explores the message of grace that saves us, the servant of grace — like Epaphras — through whom we hear it, and the community of grace that grows around it. This message invites us to be awake to the gospel, to recognise where God has placed us, and to become a family of grace that helps the good news reach others.

As the Lord’s Prayer ends with the word Amen, John explores what it means to pray as a community shaped by Jesus. Reflecting on Matthew 18, he shows that when we gather in Jesus’ name, we become a Jesus-shaped community — a place where he promises to be present with us and powerful in response to our prayers.

The Lord’s Prayer ends where it began — in worship. In this message, John reflects on what it means to pray, “Yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory,” and shows how true worship recognises who God is, what he gives, and when we choose to praise him — even before our prayers are answered.

What does it really mean to ask God for help in resisting temptation? Reflecting on Ephesians 6, Steve explores how Paul’s image of the armour of God equips us to stand firm in faith — grounded in God’s love and truth. This message invites us to face each day with courage, hope, and the strength that comes from being strong in the Lord and in his mighty power.

Forgiveness is at the heart of the Lord’s Prayer — but it’s also one of the hardest things to live out. In this message, John explores what it means to pray “forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us.” Looking at Colossians 3, he reminds us that forgiveness is good for us, costly to us, and possible only because God has first forgiven us.

What does it really mean to trust God for what we need – not just in crisis, but in the ordinary rhythm of each day?

Preaching from Exodus 16, Nicky reflects on the manna in the wilderness and invites us to see God as the one who faithfully provides for us – sometimes before we even know what to ask for. This message encourages us to notice where God is already at work, to bring him our longings, and to expect his goodness in the everyday.

This Sunday, we explored what it really means to pray, “Your Kingdom Come.” Steve unpacks Revelation 11 and the Lord’s Prayer, reminding us that Jesus is King, that His Kingdom has come and is coming, and that we’re called to live as citizens of that Kingdom here and now.

What is the name of the Lord, and why should we 'hallow' it?! We looked at Exodus 34:1-10 and Moses' encounter with 'the LORD, the LORD'.

Of all the things Jesus’ disciples saw him do, the thing they asked him to teach them was how to pray. In this sermon from Luke 11:1–13, John reflects on how Jesus invites us to talk to God as our Father, and why prayer is central to the life of every follower of Jesus.