Wallpapering, watching me, watching you. God's plan for your life.

As we approach Christmas Day we pause to worship, considering Mary's song - her lyrics help us to rejoice in God, despite our circumstances, for who he is personally and in history.

A light has dawned, big enough to illuminate your surroundings, powerful enough to give and sustain life, reliable enough to be trusted. This is the message of Christmas...

Immanuel - which means 'God With Us'. If you could condense all the truths of Christmas into just three words, these would be ‘God With Us’. Jim speaks about the power of these few words.

John wants us to walk in truth and love. Not always easy to do both at the same time. Sometimes love means we are not discerning about truth and sometimes we love truth at the expense of being loving. How do we do both well?

In a world filled with uncertainty how can we know that we have eternal life? Kieran's talk explores this theme.

Continuing through the first letter of John, we come to the point where we learn of the three converging testimonies to Christ: his baptism, crucifixion and the Holy Spirit working with us. We learn from this testimony Christians receive eternal life through Christ and we look at the martyrdom of Steven and his glimpse of heaven.

Who is Jesus? It’s such an important question. Some people were teaching some mis-truths about Jesus and John addresses this in his first letter, encouraging these young Christians to remain in Christ. It’s so important we keep knowing Jesus!

What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you. So how would you in the blank: God is_______? This message looks to help you fill in the blank.

We want to be a people who pursue God and who please God; we want to be a people of Faith. On New Ground Sunday we're joined by Dan Baptist from Jubilee Community Church in East Grinstead.