Claudia continues our series on "The Sermon on the Mount", by fosuing on Matthew 7 v21, a seemingly difficult verse in which Jesus states; "Not everyone who says to me 'Lord, Lord', will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only those who di the will of my father who is in heaven."

Sam continues our series on the Aermon on the Mount with a focus on Matthew 7 verses 15-20; "Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheeps clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves."

This week we take a break from our recent series to focus on giving and in particular, financial giving. Dan explores the many of themes involved and how ultimately giving is a way of sharing the blessings which God has given us.

The latest sermon in our series entilted, "The Sermon on the Mount", was delivered by Tom Langdon-Smith. Tom is a vicar based at from All Saints, Stoneycroft, and in his sermon he focuses on Matthew, 7.7-12; "Keep on asking and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking and the door will be opened to you."

In today's sermon Sam reflects on what Matthew 7, 13-14; "the gate is small and narrow ids the road that leads to life". What did Jesus mean by this and what meaning does it have for us today?

Yong-Geun delivers today's today's sermon, looking at what Pentecost means to Christians today, with reference to Acts Chapter 2.

Grace continues our series with a focus on Jesus' entreaty to his follwers; "Do not to worry". She explains why we should trust Jesus' statement with the help of three steps; Provision, Position and Presence.

Arthur continues our series with a focus upon Matthew Ch5 v42, "Just say "Yes" or "No" - anything else you say comes from your the veil one."

Lynn continues our current series with a focus upon almsgiving, with reference to Matthew Chapter 6 1-4.

We take a break from our current series on The Sermon on the Mount as Sam reflects on the significance of the resurrection for Christians today.