Today we start a new teaching series through Hebrews 11. We sense God wanting to grow our understanding and experience of living by faith and not by sight. In this sermon Daniel introduces the subject and defines faith as the pastor to the Hebrews does in Hebrews 11:1-2.

This Sunday Richard teaches from Jeremiah 29:1-7, inviting us to seek the welfare of our city, and gives us some practical ways we can work for its good.

Daniel looks at Paul's meetings with unbelievers in Athens from Acts 17:16-34.

This Sunday Daniel unpacks the church as described by the Nicene Creed: the one, holy, catholic, apostolic church. Jesus promised to build his church and the invitation is to come and join Jesus as he builds a glorious church in London and the nations.

Daniel teaches from Jude 1:17-24, unpacking our priority of remaining the love of God. In a culture that is not sympathetic to Christianity we learn how keeping ourselves in the love of God is the key to contending for the faith.

Daniel teaches from Psalm 27. He draws attention to David's desire to see the beauty of God above all else.

Charles teaches from Luke 7:36-50. In this dramatic story , full of outrageous incidents, a woman demonstrates the courage and love that comes from recognizing the depth of Jesus' forgiveness.

This week we open up John 11, looking at how we can find God in our pain and suffering.

Daniel Macleod looks at how we keep Jesus at the centre of the church, focusing particularly on the importance of communion and baptism.

Opening up Ephesians 3:14-21, Charles Glass looks at Paul's prayer for the Ephesians, and what it can teach us about the power and importance of prayer.