St Basil's Church

On Sunday Pete James kicked off a new teaching series in our new Sunday venue. He painted a picture of a God who is constantly desiring to be at work in our lives making us new. The invitation for the christian is to be people who can discern the ways God is at work and make our lives like new wine skins to receive the new wine he has for us.

Dan shares a reflection from Psalm 63, encouraging us to cultivate hunger for God’s presence and transformative power, by choosing to wait on him in whatever circumstance we face.

As we continue our "Turnaround" series, Tom Odgers takes a look at the story of the samaritan woman's encounter with Jesus at the well in John 4. Linking the story to the beatitudes, Tom unpacks how vital it is to realise we are poor in Spirit and how we experience the grace and power and love of Jesus most fully when we are at the end of ourselves and rely entirely on Him.

Pete Davies shares from the Apostle’s Peter’s life and his own testimony. Change and freedom comes when we accept both the depths of our own brokenness, and the depths of God’s love for us.

Bill shares from the story of Mary Magdalene, and his experience of ministering in prison, how God’s transformative love in action can bring freedom in the areas of our lives where the enemy would want to steal, kill and destroy.

We are made in, made for and find fulfilment in love. But as we move through life we become fractured and build a false sense of self. This deeply effects the way in which we engage with community. Jonah reminds us that we must continually recover a deep understanding of union with God to be able to engage in love with one another