In Psalm 23v5, we see God preparing a table before us, inviting us to come home and feast!  There are so many reasons we do not receive his gracious love. We feel unworthy,  we get busy and distracted,  we feel we should be doing something for Him...rather than simply receiving His love that continuously and pursues us. Will you  take a seat at the banquet of His love today?  

David Mayhew 

Psalm 23:5

How can a Christian believe in both suffering and healing?  How do we hold these two things together?  Steve touches on this tricky subject in the service today.  

Steve Clark 

John 9:1-5

The whole ministry of John the Baptist was to prepare the way for his cousin Jesus.  This morning we particularly look at the promise that John would baptise with water but Jesus would baptise in the Holy Spirit and what this means for us today?  

Colin Crook 

Mark 1:1-8

We meet with people and we meet with God.  We are revived by people and we are revived by God.  We serve people and so we serve God.  

Denis Smith 

Acts 5:12-16 

Acts 6:1-7

Acts 1:1-11  

Colin Crook

Jesus takes his disciples to the Mount of Olives and ascends into heaven before their eyes.  How do the disciples respond?  Why did Jesus have to ascend?  Where is heaven and what is it like?

Today's healing service we will be looking at the resurrection appearance of Jesus to the disciples who are hiding in fear of their lives.  They are changed by their encounter with the risen Jesus.   

What will an encounter with the risen Jesus mean for me?  

Suzanne Owen 

John 20:19-23

It's easy with all the problems and difficulties of life to forget that at the heart of reality is the One who loves us with a profound, unending and unchangeable love.   

To Peter, struggling with deep disappointment, Jesus asked him, "Do you love me more than these?".  The response that Jesus teased from his heart truly set him free to discover the burning, inextinguishable love of God at the centre of the universe, both for himself and the world.  

David Mayhew 

John 21:15-17 & 20-21

Jesus was, and still is, in the business of helping people believe.  Even though he stood right in front of the disciples he still helped them to believe.  

Jesus has good news for everyone! 

John 20&21

Suzanne considers the experience of the two on the road to Emmaus after witnessing the death of Jesus.  They were filled with grief and hopelessness, but and encounter with Jesus brought transformation.   

Suzanne Owen 

Luke 24:13-17

Misunderstandings can trip us up, be stumbling blocks to our understanding and yet if we are prepared to allow the Spirit of Truth to penetrate our hearts, minds and blind spots, we, like Mary, can say 'We have seen the Lord' (John 20:18).

In our service yesterday, Suzanne explored how Judas may have misunderstood his friend, Jesus.

Suzanne focuses on Judas and his act of betrayal in the garden.  

Suzanne Owen 

John 18:1-8