Sometimes being a Christian is very hard, particularly when people around us expect us to lie or do other wrong things. Join us as Carol Morgan explains to us how we can resist by keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.

Jesus is building an unstoppable church on the foundation of prayer, using people that acknowledge that he is the son of God. He's doing it all over the world and He's doing it at St. Matthew's. Join us as Pads Dolphin introduces the idea of a Mission Action Plan and looks to the ministry of Jesus as he explains why we're doing it.

During the course of our service, approximately 12 Christians will be murdered because they believe in Jesus. That's happening today.

What can we do? Join as Pads Dolphin explores with letter to the churches in Smyrna and Pergamum to help answer the question.

When Jesus invited himself to Zaccheus' house for lunch he it changed his life forever. Join us as Pads Dolphin retells the story during our Harvest service.

The account of Jesus' healing of a man born blind brings to our attention of the the many paradoxical themes of the Gospel: the blind man - the man who couldn't see - saw Jesus and recognised who He was, whereas the seeing Pharisees were blind to who Jesus was.

Join us at our monthly evening service as Paul Fulton expounds this passage for us and encourages us to consider how we might want to respond to who we see Jesus is.

Join us for the first in our series looking at the letter to the seven churches at the beginning of the book of Revelation. We begin with the church in Ephesus. The Ephesians were doing many things well, but had lost their first love. Join us as Dan Heyward shows us what we can learn from this letter today.

Why should someone come to church? Isn't church boring and Christianity one big fairy story? The greater question isn't why should we go to church but why we should decide to become followers of Jesus Christ.

Join us as Pads Dolphin shows us how St. Matthew's life was changed when he chose to follow Jesus.

Paul's heart was filled with the knowledge of what God had done for him. His life shows us that no one is beyond God's grace and mercy and, when received and understood, how that grace can lead us to reach out to the lost around us, not out of duty but because we just can't help it.

Relationships are exciting and wonderful. But when they break down they can be really hard to put right. In fact, it often seems easier just to walk away. Join us as we learn from St. Paul how we can reconcile relationships in our lives.

Jesus came to show us that God's Kingdom is an upside-down kingdom, where honour is given, not taken and where those who seek to honour others are themselves honoured. Join us as Carol shares this word with us at our Sunday morning service.