Generally we don’t just turn up to an event.  Some way or another we’ve received an invitation… be it via an advertisement or perhaps a personal invitation.  As christians we’re keen to see people come to church so it’s important that we invite them.  Pastor Dave Twigg shares some wisdom from Jesus life on this.

What kind of King do we really want—and what kind do we actually need?

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomed Jesus as King, but soon rejected Him when He didn’t meet their expectations. In this message, we explore Jesus as the Good Shepherd—one who leads, knows, saves, and gives life that never ends.

What happens when life doesn’t go the way we plan? Jeremiah’s life provides an insight for us when we feel unsuccessful in all areas of life. We are reminded that through every season the one thing that never changes is the love and mercy of God over our lives.

At Easter we remember Jesus' suffering and death as well as his resurrection.  But how evident will his suffering be when we see Him in heaven?  What about the scars from our suffering?  Pastor Ian shares from God's word on the question of whether Jesus' and our scars will be still be visible on our heavenly bodies.

Mission has always been about sharing the life-changing message of Jesus. In a world desperate for hope, the Great Commission calls us to go, make disciples, and share the hope, love, and forgiveness found in the Gospel.

Paul encouraged the Ephesian Church to stand firm in their faith and armour up against the forces of evil that would seek to undermine them. Persevering prayer is the means by which we keep alert and remain connected with God.

Baptism has always been a deeply important part of the Christian faith. Romans 6 shows us how we are unified with Jesus through baptism.

In a world obsessed with coming first, the Bible teaches something surprising: relationships actually thrive when we choose second. In Ephesians 5:21–6:9, Paul calls believers to “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.” Jesus Himself showed this way—serving others and giving His life. When we follow His example in our marriages, families, and workplaces, relationships flourish and people see the love of Christ. Choosing second is how relationships win.

We are often good at identifying problems, but not good at solving them. Romans 12:3-8 show us that our service is God’s answer to heal and restore the world.

Christians are called to live as children of light but can be tempted by darkness and to play in the shadows.