In the first week of our five week series, Talking About How We Talk About Jesus, Pastor Alastair Sterne walks through John 1:43-51. He explores how Jesus invites people into encounters with him. As we follow his example, we invite people to come and see Jesus through Scripture and prophesy.

In the first week of our five week series, Talking About How We Talk About Jesus, Pastor Alastair Sterne walks through John 1:43-51. He explores how Jesus invites people into encounters with him. As we follow his example, we invite people to come and see Jesus through Scripture and prophesy.

In the second week of our three week series on the Psalm, Michael Chase looks at a Psalm of Reorientation - Psalm 103. He explains that the Psalm begins with the "self summoning the self to praise" and then goes on to show the basis of that praise: God's transformative, generous and covenantal way with us.

In the second week of our three week series on the Psalm, Michael Chase looks at a Psalm of Reorientation - Psalm 103. He explains that the Psalm begins with the "self summoning the self to praise" and then goes on to show the basis of that praise: God's transformative, generous and covenantal way with us.

In this sermon on Psalm 88, Roger Revell discusses the reality of frustration, sorrow, anger and disorientation in Christian life. Psalm 88, along with other lament psalms, give us permission to speak freely before God. The fact that Jesus Christ, too, knows the misery of such psalms becomes the source of hope in such moments of despair.

In this sermon on Psalm 88, Roger Revell discusses the reality of frustration, sorrow, anger and disorientation in Christian life. Psalm 88, along with other lament psalms, give us permission to speak freely before God. The fact that Jesus Christ, too, knows the misery of such psalms becomes the source of hope in such moments of despair.

In the eleventh and final week of our ten week series in Philippians, Pastor Mike Chase walks through Philippians 4:10-23 in which Paul finally turns to say 'thank you' for the gift the Philippians sent him. But his 'thank you' looks nothing like what we would expect. Instead, he uses this final section of the letter to teach them about the true meaning of friendship, contentment and generosity.

In the eleventh and final week of our ten week series in Philippians, Pastor Mike Chase walks through Philippians 4:10-23 in which Paul finally turns to say 'thank you' for the gift the Philippians sent him. But his 'thank you' looks nothing like what we would expect. Instead, he uses this final section of the letter to teach them about the true meaning of friendship, contentment and generosity.

Pastor Roger unpacks Paul's exhortation to Christians to experience inner tranquility, joy, and gratitude. But how do we find relief from the anxiety and worry that plagues us? By making sure that we root our sense of well-being in God's presence and promises. This is a sometimes subversive undertaking. But its one that leads to peace which surpasses understanding.

Pastor Roger unpacks Paul's exhortation to Christians to experience inner tranquility, joy, and gratitude. But how do we find relief from the anxiety and worry that plagues us? By making sure that we root our sense of well-being in God's presence and promises. This is a sometimes subversive undertaking. But its one that leads to peace which surpasses understanding.