Continuing our Fruit of the Spirit series, Erin explores the fruit of patience by looking at how we handle anger. Contrasting human outbursts with the patience of God, this episode reflects on what righteous anger looks like—and how bitterness, resentment, and revenge can quietly damage our hearts and communities. Drawing on the life of Jesus and the teaching of Paul, Erin invites us to be slow to anger, quick to forgive, and shaped by Christlike kindness and grace.

Continuing our Fruit of the Spirit series, Ben explores the fruit of peace as a foundational work of the Holy Spirit. Drawing on Ephesians 4 and the life of Jesus, he reminds us that true peace is not the absence of conflict, but a gift from God that guards our hearts and minds. Acknowledging the reality of mental health struggles, this episode invites us to discover a deeper, lasting peace—rooted in gratitude, prayer, and a growing relationship with Christ, even when life feels chaotic.

In this episode, continuing our 6pm Ask Anything series, Erin unpacks why God allows seasons of waiting in our lives. Reflecting on Scripture and experience, she invites us to consider how waiting—though often painful—can shape our faith, deepen our trust, and prepare us for what God is doing next.

Continuing our Fruit of the Spirit series, Howard explores the fruit of joy through Jesus’ words in John 15: I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.

We’ve begun a new evening service series, Ask Anything, creating space for honest questions and open conversation. In this first talk, Why It’s Good to Talk, Matt explores how asking questions—through the lenses of Scripture, reason, tradition, and experience—can lead us to deeper understanding and a stronger, more resilient faith.

Continuing our Fruit of the Spirit series, Jonny explores the fruit of love through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13. As Paul reminds us that “the greatest of these is love,” this episode invites us to reflect on how, without love, the other fruits become empty—reduced to human effort and stripped of their true meaning—and how, rooted in love, we grow in the fullness of the Spirit’s fruit.

We’ve begun a new sermon series exploring the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:1 and 13–26. In this episode, Matt kicks off the series with Fruit of the Spirit: Called to Be Free, unpacking why we’re focusing on the fruit of the Spirit and what it means to live a truly fruitful life—rooted in freedom, shaped by the Spirit, and expressed through love.

In this episode of Search and You Will Find, Matt unpacks how we can discover Jesus in a story like no other. Through each of the characters already explored in this series, he invites us to look again, search deeply, and recognise where Jesus is revealing Himself to us today.

In this episode, Ben continues our search for Jesus by exploring how there’s a little Herod in all of us. As we encounter Herod’s response to Jesus, we’re invited to reflect on our own hearts and ask how we respond when God calls us to change.

We continue our Advent series looking at how John the Baptist pointed the way to Jesus