Continuing our sermon series, This is my Faith, exploring our faith through The Apostle's Creed, this week Steve reflects on the phrase [Jesus] ‘was crucified, died, and was buried; he descended to the dead.’ He talks about how through this Jesus experienced every thing of what it means to be human and that Jesus' death is a pivotal moment in human history, reconciling humanity with God through sacrifice, love, and mercy, leading to salvation.

Speaker: Steve Silvester

Date: Sunday 24 March 2024

Service: The 10.45

Bible Passages: John 19: 16b-42

Continuing our sermon series, This is my Faith, exploring our faith through The Apostle's Creed, this week Ian reflects on the phrase [Jesus] ‘was crucified, died, and was buried; he descended to the dead.’ He talked about how Jesus’ crucifixion was a pivotal moment in the Gospels, symbolising Jesus' identity, purpose, and the fulfilment of divine plans.

Speaker: Ian Paul

Date: Sunday 24 March 2024

Service: Refreshed at 9am

Bible Passages: John 19: 16b-42

Welcome to episode 6 of series 3 of Delve!

Each week a member of our clergy team will be interviewed by our Communications Lead, Sarah, on questions that have come in during our Sunday services.

This week she is joined by our Rector, Steve! He answers questions on the talks from 17th March so if you haven’t listened to any of them already make sure you do that first!

Sarah and Steve discuss Mary and the virgin conception, Jesus’ lineage to David and how we all have seasons of life where we feel angry with God.

Continuing our sermon series, This is my Faith, exploring our faith through The Apostle's Creed, this week Tasha reflects on the phrase ‘conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary,’ and encourages us to face life's impossibilities with faith, acknowledging the tension between what is possible with God and what seems impossible in human terms, finding strength in being servants of the Lord amidst life's uncertainties.

Speaker: Tasha Genck Morton

Date: Sunday 17 March 2024

Service: The 6.30

Bible Passages: Luke 1.26-38

On our weekend away we were joined by John Andrews who did four talks on the passage Acts 16: 22-40. The theme of the weekend was Just Before Dawn. 

In session 4 John spoke about the significance of intentional encouragement, using words as a powerful tool to uplift and transform lives, fostering a sense of unity and support within communities.

On our weekend away we were joined by John Andrews who did four talks on the passage Acts 16: 22-40. The theme of the weekend was Just Before Dawn. 

In session 3 John spoke about not waiting for the perfect time or ideal circumstances to serve and how blessings can come from giving and serving.

On our weekend away we were joined by John Andrews who did four talks on the passage Acts 16: 22-40. The theme of the weekend was Just Before Dawn. 

In session 2 John spoke about recognising the Holy Spirit’s presence not just in formal sessions but also in the ordinary moments of life. He discussed how the power of singing is a declaration of faith, and the importance of praising God even in the challenging times of life.

On our weekend away we were joined by John Andrews who did four talks on the passage Acts 16: 22-40. The theme of the weekend was Just Before Dawn. 

In session 1 John spoke about the tension in the time between God's promises and the process towards their fulfilment, and emphasised the need to trust in the midst of uncertainty and to recognize that the process is part of the promise. 

Please note that unfortunately during this recording there were some sound issues so you may have to adjust your volume.

Welcome to episode 5 of series 3 of Delve!

Each week a member of our clergy team will be interviewed by our Communications Lead, Sarah, on questions that have come in during our Sunday services.

This week she is joined by our Curate, Daniel! He answers questions on the talks from 3rd March so if you haven’t listened to any of them already make sure you do that first!

Sarah and Daniel discuss the meaning of the word Lord and how we can have hope in the authority of Jesus when the authorities of the world may be acting against him.

Continuing our sermon series, This is my Faith, exploring our faith through The Apostle's Creed, this week Steve reflects on the phrase ‘Our Lord’ highlighting the radical nature of Jesus' authority, rooted in humility, obedience, and service.

Speaker: Steve Silvester

Date: Sunday 3 March 2024

Service: The 6.30

Bible Passages: Philippians: 2.1-11