Sunday's sermon was delivered by Major Marcus Mylechreest from Liverpool Walton Salvation Army. Marcus continued our series on 2 Corinthians with a focus upon Chapter 3.

Samuel begins our new series on 2 Corinithans with a focus on the first chapter. Samuel explains that Paul's sufferings and lack of status, seen as a weakness by the church in Corinth, actually reminds us of the paradox of the cross.

Yong-Geun delivers today's Easter sermon with a reflection on what we choose to do with the good news of Jesus' resurrection.

Lynn reflects upon Palm Sunday and how is entrance into Jerusalem teaches us about serving others (with reference to Mark Ch. 11 vs 1-11).

In today's sermon Grace reflected upon Psalm 121, often referred to as the "Soldier's Psalm" or the "Traveller's Psalm" due to it's promise of God's protection. Grace focuses upon how the Psalm speaks of God as helper, keeper and protector.

In today's sermon JD focuses on Psalm 91, in which the writer states that they have placed their trust in God. This leads to the question what do we place in our trust in?

In today's sermon Arthur reflects upon Psalm 138.

At the beginning of Lent we take a break from our series on the Psalms as Yong -Geun reflects upon Luke 4: 1-13, which describes Jesus temptations in the wilderness.

In today's sermon Sam focused upon Psalm 88, which is a challenging piece of scripture in that the author speaks of darkness, and unlike most other psalms, there seems to be no resolution at the end. However, the author is realistic about the challenges we face in life, and demonstrates endurance by the manner in which he still present with God.

In today's sermon Dan leads us through Psalm 73. Initially, the author is confused at how those who do not care for God seem to go through life without a care, which leads him to question why he should worship God. Dan explains how the author's perspective changes by the end of the Psalm.