The Weekly

In this Mother's Day message, Ash shares stories of Monica (St. Augustine’s mom) and Susanna Wesley (mother of revivalists). We’re reminded that some of the most powerful prayers don’t come from pulpits—they come from kitchens and late-night tears.

“She didn’t just make meals—she made ministers.”

Never underestimate a praying mom. Hell might have philosophers, but heaven has mothers.

Ash Bell explores the characteristics of a healthy church, emphasising the importance of worship, community, and living out faith in challenging times. The sermon focuses on being grateful and fostering thankfulness, understanding thankfulness through discipline, and the need for accountability and responsibility within church leadership. Key challenges facing the church today are identified, along with a call to embody the love of God in actions

In this service led by Ashley Bell, the congregation explores the characteristics of a healthy church, emphasising the importance of worship, community, and living out faith in challenging times. The sermon focuses on being grateful and fostering thankfulness, understanding thankfulness through discipline, and the need for accountability and responsibility within church leadership. Key challenges facing the church today are identified, along with a call to embody the love of God in actions.

Ash preaches on identity In Christ and how the knowledge of that can transform every aspect of your life!

Ash preaches on Identity In Christ and how the knowledge of that can transform every aspect of your life!

Ashley Bell shares a moving sermon centered on surrender, redemption, and the transformative power of faith. With uplifting worship, reflections on Joseph of Arimathea’s bold sacrifice, and a deep dive into the significance of Jesus' resurrection, this service invites listeners to embrace freedom in Christ and renew their personal relationship with Him. Whether you're seeking hope, healing, or a fresh start, this message offers encouragement and a clear call to action.

Ashley Bell shares a moving sermon centered on surrender, redemption, and the transformative power of faith. With uplifting worship, reflections on Joseph of Arimathea’s bold sacrifice, and a deep dive into the significance of Jesus' resurrection, this service invites listeners to embrace freedom in Christ and renew their personal relationship with Him. Whether you're seeking hope, healing, or a fresh start, this message offers encouragement and a clear call to action.

Ash discusses the characteristics of a healthy church, focusing on the importance of revering the lordship of Christ, as demonstrated through the events surrounding Jesus' entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. This message highlights how a healthy church mirrors the early Christian community depicted in the book of Acts, emphasizing breaking bread together and maintaining a strong relationship with Jesus. Ash also encourages us to dig in as we approach the Easter season, building up to the death and resurrection of Christ.

In this message Ash encourages us to develop a consistent, personal prayer life, likening it to digging a spiritual well. Just as digging a well requires hard work, effort and persistence to reach life-giving water, prayer requires intentionality and perseverance. 

This message reminds us that prayer isn’t just something we do at church—it’s about real connection with the Father. The early church in Acts 2 didn’t treat prayer like a task, but a way of life. It wasn’t about getting results, it was about a relationship with God. Prayer is how we stay close to God, hear His voice, and walk with Him daily. Every believer is invited personally into that kind of connection.