In this section of Paul's letter to the church at Philippi, he encourages the whole church to have humility and always put others before themselves. To have 'the mind of Christ'. To be servants of all. What does this mean for us today?

Patrick continues our studies in Paul's letter to the church at Philippi in which Paul explains that he is not discouraged by the trials and opposition that he has faced. Quite the opposite, he rejoices that through everything the Gospel is being spread. We too, despite apparent discouragements, can be encouraged by what God is doing among us.

Qaiser Julius, our mission partner from Pakistan speaks about the power of the Gospel and the importance of supporting one another in prayer.

At our 'All Age' service, Patrick begins our series studying Paul's letter to the Philippians with a look at the way God's strength overcame the chains binding Paul and Silas in prison.

Andy Winter, chaplain of Reed's School, concludes our series of studies in the Psalms with a Psalm of worship to God. But what is worship and what does it mean to us?

Charleen Hollington from St Andrew's, Cobham, speaks about God's care and protection.

Mike Branscombe, vicar of St Andrew's Cobham, speaks about Psalm 24. The psalm isn't just about who we are, it's about whose we are!

In our sheep themed service, Patrick asks how we, as sheep, can stay safe.

Patrick asks the question "What does it mean to be human?" How intellegent is AI?

In the first of our summer series in the Psalms, Patrick explains that 'the Righteous' and 'the Wicked' are describing two ways to live, and the important thing is to stick to the right path.