Seminarian Ian Burgess discusses how Jesus's coming is prophesied in Isaiah, that he will be called Emmanuel, God with us. That in order to save us from our sins and bring peace to all creation, he came and dwelt amongst us.

Fr Naylor teaches us how Jesus is the Messiah, that we live in the age of the Holy Spirit where we await the second coming of the Saviour.

Our Ordinand on Placement Richard Brooke discusses how John the Baptist was one of histories greatest truth tellers. We as Christians need to point to the truth that is Jesus Christ.

Our trainee reader on placement Michael Gordon speaks about waiting and how saying yes to Jesus' invitation is the only way to truly wait well.

Bishop Martyn Jarrett discusses keeping the faith. We have to resolve to follow God, and choose which side we are on; that by God's grace we will do better.

Fr Luke discusses how sometimes in life war and battles are inevitable. We need to address and respond to the needs of our communities to fulfil the mission of the Church; alongside prayer.

Fr Naylor discusses how we should give thanks to God for the blessings of the Lord and that we as disciples should also make sure to review our own giving as part of who we are called to be.

Fr Naylor speaks about how the greatest gift we can have is faith in Christ. How we are called to us our faith and that it is strong and it endures.

Fr Naylor discusses how there is a moment of judgement for each and every one of us which we should be prepared for and asks us to think about whether we are like the rich man whee we just pass by and ignore the cry of the poor and oppressed.

The Bishop of Beverley preached this sermon for our Patronal Festival, reflecting on the fact that each of us have a calling and that as Saints we are called to reveal the love of Jesus Christ. That it is only in the company of Jesus that we discover the fullness of life, like Matthew, we can set at the feet of Jesus and listen to his wisdom.