A bonus talk from Ben Aldous, with some initial reflections on how the Coronavirus crisis might reshape the church.

We're all impatient for something - at the moment, for many of us, it's the end of the Coronavirus lockdown. But God can come to us here and now, not just when it's all over. We look at the call and promise from God in Isaiah 40:1-5 as we learn how to wait in expectancy. You can see a video of this sermon on our YouTube channel.

The Coronavirus pandemic has meant a few changes; so we're not meeting in person for the moment, but we are running corporate worship at the normal service time via WhatsApp and YouTube. We've also changed tack from our Lent series. Today we looked at our namesake Peter in Luke 5:1-11, and how limitations may not always be pleasant, but good things can come of them. You can see a video of this sermon on our YouTube channel.

The sense of smell may seem hard to connect with our spiritual lives - but looking carefully we discover amazing truths about how God views us, our worship and our prayers.

Duncan Mclea concludes our series on Jonah.

Martin Breytenbach continues our series in Jonah.

Martin Breytenbach kicks off our series on Jonah, the reluctant prophet.

We continue our Lent series by thinking about what it means to hear God. It turns out there are lots of ways of doing that - and we don't need to have the physical sense of hearing.

Charlie Alexander kicks off our Lent series on our 5 senses, looking at how our sense of sight can be a way of informing our relationship with God.

Life doesn't turn out how we planned; so how do we cope and what do we turn to when the worst thing we can imagine happens, and all our plans are dashed? Tim Tucker from The Message Trust uses Psalm 42 to tell his own story, and help us think about our own.