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What do you say your life is for? The Apostle Paul was clear, his life was for Jesus. Terry continues our series looking at the book of Philippians by unpacking some famous words - "for me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain." What does it mean to live with such a Jesus centred view of our life? ....and death?
Jim continues our new series exploring the book of Philippians. Paul encouraged the church in Philippi that God has not finished with them yet – the God who is faithful will carry on his work to completion. This led Paul to pray that their love may abound in knowledge and depth of insight.
Jim continues our new series exploring the book of Philippians. Paul encouraged the church in Philippi that God has not finished with them yet – the God who is faithful will carry on his work to completion. This led Paul to pray that their love may abound in knowledge and depth of insight.
The book of Philippians is encouraging, uplifting, and full of some of the most memorable verses in all of scripture. “I can do all things through him who gives me strength”… “I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me”… As we start our new teaching series - Philippians: A Life Worth Living - we get to hear the book read aloud to us, just like the church in Philippi did.
With so many unknowns about ‘how?’ or ‘when?’ we can be church together at the moment Steve leads us instead to remember ‘why?’ via some epic words from 1 John 4 - God is love!
As we host our first in-person service for 57 weeks, Jim speaks about our future as a church. Reflecting on the Israelites experience, he encourages us to follow God in simple obedience and to move together in to all God has for us.
Who is this man? He rose from the dead and it changes EVERYTHING. Join Kieran as he shares a special Easter Sunday message from the Sussex Downs.
Mark takes us to the apparent defeat of the cross to show us Jesus is the conqueror. As we hear a Centurion’s wonder what will we decide about this man? Here's Steve with a special Maundy Thursday message.
Every good story has a twist, and Jesus’ life has a big one. He’s welcomed into Jerusalem as a King, but a few days later he’s convicted and sentenced to death. Harry unpacks how Jesus was meek, but not weak, and what that means for us as we follow him.
What happens when we’re accused of something that we didn’t do? Our natural response is to defend ourselves, but Jesus didn’t… Jesus stands accused in our place, but the guilty ones - us - go free. Who is this man? Jim and Lucy Marson continue our series exploring who Jesus was and is…
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