In his first sermon as our new curate, David explores the 'Parable of the Sower', or as he has it, the 'Parable of the Chilli and Tomato plants'!

Jesus said "Come to me all you who are carrying heavy burdens and are tired, and I will give you rest." Patrick and Steph explore what this means for us.

Jesus promises that "whoever welcomes you welcomes me and welcomes the one who sent me."

Steph explains that the bible is complicated, but the key thing to understanding it is to look at the whole story. Even the disciples, who hadn't yet experienced the end of the story, didn't understand what Jesus was telling them.

Phillip asks how we can best share our faith. He suggests we should see people as Jesus sees them, seeing them as lost sheep in need of a shepherd. "Always be ready to make your defence to anyone who demands from you an account of the hope that is in you." And do it gently and with respect.

James thinks he needs a doctor, but Steph explains that Jesus said "Healthy people don't need a doctor. Only the sick need a doctor. I did not come to invite good people. I came to invite sinners."

Does God actually notice me? Find out as Patrick explains that in so many ways He does.

On Pentecost Sunday Patrick speaks about the difference the coming of the Holy Spirit made 2000 years ago and continues to do so today.

Patrick 'the taller' looks at two critical discourses in the New Testament. Jesus speaking to his disciples in John 17, and Jesus, at his ascension,  telling the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit.

In Paul's address to the philosphers at the Areopagus, he famously speaks about 'the Unknown God' and claims that he knows that God and can introduce them to him. Patrick explains the importance of knowing God for us all becuase God loves us and wants us to know Him.