St Basil's Church

Pete James concludes our series on the letter to the Philippians by unpacking how we are invited by the Apostle Paul to shape our worries into prayers and as we do so, a beautiful exchange takes place and we receive God's peace

In chapter 3 Paul spurs the Philippians on toward the prize of knowing Christ - responding to God’s faithfulness by living as faith-filled citizens of heaven. Dan Miles considers what this challenge means for us

In the third instalment of this series in Philippians, Jon Soper from Exeter Network Church takes us through Paul's poetic passage on the humility of Jesus. Jon boldly invites us to embrace a humility that is not based on offering less of ourselves but one based on offering all of ourselves but in the service of others.

Jude Jones continues our series exploring Paul's letter to the Philippians. Despite finding himself in prison, Paul operates with so much faith and Jude shares how we can learn from him to lean on God in challenging times. 

Dan Miles kicks off a new series on Paul’s letter to the Philippians. We’re considering the secret Paul has learned - a secret that enables him to journey through all circumstances of life with faith, in the strength of the Lord, and with deep contentment.

Pete James wraps our mini-series on Intentional Spiritual Formation by looking at living with shared rhythms: a trellising of spiritual practices that help us be with Jesus, become like Jesus and do what Jesus did.

Pete James continues our mini-series on intentional spiritual formation by outlining the need to know our story and share our story. Pete explains that when we allow Jesus' story to collide with ours, healing and redemption are always on offer

This week at St Basil's Pete James kicks off a mini-series on Intentional Spiritual Formation looking at how we are spiritually formed by Jesus. In doing so, he points out how some of the "easier alternatives" might feel attractive but don't actually lead to us into life.

This week Pete James talks about how important it is we understand the influence of money in our lives: both its destructive power and its creative potential. He invites everyone at St Basil's to consider establishing a spiritual practice of giving and explains the different projects we are looking to fundraise for as a church. If you are part of St Basil's this is a key talk to catch up on!

This week Pete James outlines the priorities of the season we are heading into as a church community: becoming a church of many workers; being the hands and feet of Jesus in the world; and beginning the journey back to emotional and spiritual health. It is a key one to catch up on if you are a part of the St Basil’s community.