In Luke 14:15-24 Jesus tells a story of a great feast and those who were invited to it. In the story the rich and comfortable all have their excuses for not attending. It is a challenge to us and what we have done with God's invitation to his great eternal "feast".

Today's Message by Chris Eagles

Being a follower of Christ comes with a requirement of being disciplined Gods word. It is very easy to be swayed by the world's ways (Jesus calls it the yeast of the Pharisees), but Christians need to be single minded in their desire to follow and serve their Saviour. Jesus says if you want to be my disciple then you need to take up your cross daily.

Today's message by Tony Edwards

We rejoice because Jesus has dealt with our past, is present with us and given us a sure hope in the future.

Today's message by Mark Adam

Paul introduces Abraham of the Old Testament as a way to dismantle our mindset that we are able to add something to our free gift of grace.

Today's Message by Chris Eagles

Paul wished to spend time with the Christians in Rome so that he might be encouraged and refreshed in his faith. Despite their differences he knew what we can also know today, that Christians grow in their faith when they spend time together!

Today's message by Chris Eagles

Declared not guilty and free from sin. Both secured by the sacrificial death of Jesus!

Today's message by Mark Adam

Today's sermon is a 'bad news first' message as we explore Romans 1:18-32. This passage delves into the truth of one of humanity's deepest problems. We've exchanged the glory of God for cheap imitations.

Today's message by Chris Eagles

Introduction to a 6 week series on the book of Romans, where the Apostle Paul clearly presents the good news of salvation through Jesus. 

Today's message by Mark Adam

Our culture offers us all kinds of ways for us to self-medicate but Jesus offers us satisfaction on a deeper level. 

Today's message from Chris Eagles

We understand our world is not as God created, nor as He intended it to be.  However, God is at work, bringing people to Himself, restoring this broken world and we have a part to play in this process. 

Today's sermon by Mark Adam