Dave preaches from 1 Peter 2:1-10 on Sunday 18th of June.

We're continuing our mini series of podcasts on the doctrine of the Scripture, this week thinking about the necessity of Scripture.

This a re-recording of the sermon from Sunday 11th June, from 1 Peter 1:13-25.

During Matt's sabbatical, we've planned a few different podcasts, as we won't be doing the usual follow up from the Sunday Sermon. This is the second in a four part series on the doctrine of Scripture: with much improved sound quality.

Dave Lawther begins our new series studying 1st Peter, looking at 1 Peter 1:1-12, on Sunday 4th of June.

During Matt's sabbatical, we've planned a few different podcasts, as we won't be doing the usual follow up from the Sunday Sermon. This is the first in a four part series on the doctrine of Scripture. This first podcast was recorded back in March, with the following three recorded in May.

Matt Bownds preaches on Pentecost Sunday about the Holy Spirit.

Matt Bownds preaches our final sermon from our mini series on the fruit of the spirit, on Sunday 21st May 2023.

Matt Bownds preaches on the Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness and Goodness on Sunday 14th of May 2023.

Dave asks Matt some questions about Sunday's sermon. Here are some of the questions asked in this episode.

We usually do expositional sermons at the bridge- could you give someone some pointers if they’re struggling to follow these more topical sermons?

Why is it that in those moments (zebra crossing) that it feels like the spiritual fruit has been stripped from the tree? Why do they disappear so suddenly?

In those moments whenever we want to make war with each other rather than peace, how might our peace with God lead us to be peace makers?

Explain to someone what it means to preach to themselves in day to day life? Just aware people might not be sure what that means?

How do we look for peace in the NHS, in a job etc rather than Jesus?

You said a couple of times that peace is a promise. Is this a promise that we can ‘name and claim’?

Whenever our life isn’t peaceful, how is the peace we have with God a help to us? 

Why is it that sometimes trying to make peace feel like war? 

What happens when we dismiss our impatience/blame others? 

What if we are struggling with patience with someone in church?

How can a temper destroy a testimony?