'Christ is enough for me' is the message in this part of Paul's letter to Colossae, says Claire. To reject the false wisdoms of the world, and to meet Jesus is the ideal.

Kevin Glazebrook discusses 1 Corinthians 2:1-12 & 2 Timothy 3:14-17, showing how to walk the way of the Bible - a big and often daunting work.

Whether it's through preaching, quiet time, or devotionals, take the time to consider if the Bible is signposting your walk with Jesus today.

Matt, our curate, breaks down Paul's letter to the Colossians, and the importance of both seeing Jesus in our lives, and speaking His power and authority over it. Members of the congregation share their stories of speaking Jesus's power into their lives, and the transformation it can bring.

This sermon is part of our series on Colossians at the 7pm. Why not come and join us? Or find out more about us @stthomaslancaster on Facebook or Instagram.

Our Treasurer, Richard, speaks on Romans 8: 1-17, a powerful passage showing the primacy of the spirit and its ability to change our lives as children of God.

This sermon is part of our 'Waking the Way of Jesus' series at the 11am. Why not come and join us? Or find out more about us @stthomaslancaster on Facebook and Instagram.

Abi Andrews speaks on the start of Colossians, and Paul's promise that all we need is Christ's transformation. We must reject the temptation to add more, or do differently, or create a 'Jesus+'. Christ is enough.

This is part of our 7pm series on the book of Colossians. Why not come and join us on a Sunday evening, or see what we do @stthomaslancaster

Matt Guilder, our Curate, speaks on John 14:15-31 and Jesus' promise of transformation through the Holy Spirit. We can receive, be replenished, and be changed by the Spirit - if we choose to be!

This sermon is part of our 'Walking the Way of Jesus' series at the 11am. Why not come and join us, or find out more of what we do @stthomaslancaster, on Facebook and Instagram.

Jono Peatman, from St John's in Blackpool, discusses Luke 2:1-20, and how God loves using unexpected people in unexpected places for his purposes! 

And Jono also considers how Jesus was most known as king as a tiny baby in the manger, and in his death throes on the cross.

Consider taking time today to reflect on what this says about Jesus and his heart for us.

Ruth, our Discipleship Coordinator, draws on Luke 1:26-38 to show that all days are God's days, all lives are God's lives, and that He loves calls the seemingly unexpected and insignificant into great journeys of faith.

Bobby, a phenomenal small group leader and general legend, finishes our 7pm sermon series with a thorough examination of 1 John 5. In this passage, Bobby says, John is showing us how our following Jesus gives us the Spirit we need to avoid sin and focus on eternal life.

Our Curate, Angie, speaks on Luke 1:5-25, and the importance of 'going long' on obedience, as well as what this looks like in our day-to-day lives.