Bible Reading: Psalm 5
Preacher: Pastor Aidan Holt
Date: 5th July 2026

The Big Question - What will give us the confidence to pray with expectation?

SERIES OVERVIEW
As our 2026 focus on hope continues, we turn to the book of Psalms in a new series titled Faithful in Prayer. In Daniel, we saw how God's people endure affliction with patient trust in His sovereign rule. In the Psalms, we discover the practice that sustains such endurance. Prayer keeps God's people before the Lord when circumstances remain unresolved and His purposes are not yet clear.

Over eight weeks, we will journey through Psalms that teach us to bring the whole of life before God. From David's morning prayer to cries from the depths, from confession to praise, these songs lead us to trust the Lord in every season. As we walk through them together, we pray that God would deepen our dependence on Him and form us into a people who remain faithful in prayer, confident that our hope is found in Him.

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Preached on 28th of June by Pastor Chris Cullen
Passage: James 1:1-12

Bible Reading: Daniel 12
Preacher: Pastor Jonathan Hoffman
Date: 28th June 2026

The Big Question - What will the end be like?
Our Big Question - Will we be ready for the end?

SERIES OVERVIEW
As we continue our 2026 spiritual focus on hope, we turn to the book of Daniel in a new series titled Patient in Affliction. Set during Israel’s exile in Babylon, Daniel depicts the people of God living as a displaced minority within a powerful and demanding imperial culture. In the face of uncertainty and opposition, Daniel and his friends embody faithful endurance marked by courage and steadfast trust in the Lord.

Through familiar narratives such as the fiery furnace and the lions’ den, and through Daniel’s visions of kingdoms rising and falling, the book affirms that God remains sovereign even when life appears unstable. This series calls us to patient perseverance and prayerful dependence, trusting that the Lord is at work even when His purposes are not yet fully visible. Daniel assures us that our hope is secure because God’s kingdom will outlast every empire, and His people may therefore endure affliction with deep confidence in Him.

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Preached on 21st of June by Pastor Chris Cullen
Passage: Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

Bible Reading: Daniel 11
Preacher: Pastor Jonathan Hoffman
Date: 21st June 2026

Big Question - What will the end be like?
The Big idea - Watch and pray; because the end will test our resolve and reveal our faith.

SERIES OVERVIEW
As we continue our 2026 spiritual focus on hope, we turn to the book of Daniel in a new series titled Patient in Affliction. Set during Israel’s exile in Babylon, Daniel depicts the people of God living as a displaced minority within a powerful and demanding imperial culture. In the face of uncertainty and opposition, Daniel and his friends embody faithful endurance marked by courage and steadfast trust in the Lord.

Through familiar narratives such as the fiery furnace and the lions’ den, and through Daniel’s visions of kingdoms rising and falling, the book affirms that God remains sovereign even when life appears unstable. This series calls us to patient perseverance and prayerful dependence, trusting that the Lord is at work even when His purposes are not yet fully visible. Daniel assures us that our hope is secure because God’s kingdom will outlast every empire, and His people may therefore endure affliction with deep confidence in Him.

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Preached on 14th June by Pastor Jonathan Hoffman
Passage: Ecclesiastes 11:7-10

Bible Reading: Daniel 10
Preacher: Pastor Chris Cullen
Date: 14th June 2026

Big Question - Who is the messenger? What does Daniel 10 teach us about our spiritual battle today?

SERIES OVERVIEW
As we continue our 2026 spiritual focus on hope, we turn to the book of Daniel in a new series titled Patient in Affliction. Set during Israel’s exile in Babylon, Daniel depicts the people of God living as a displaced minority within a powerful and demanding imperial culture. In the face of uncertainty and opposition, Daniel and his friends embody faithful endurance marked by courage and steadfast trust in the Lord.

Through familiar narratives such as the fiery furnace and the lions’ den, and through Daniel’s visions of kingdoms rising and falling, the book affirms that God remains sovereign even when life appears unstable. This series calls us to patient perseverance and prayerful dependence, trusting that the Lord is at work even when His purposes are not yet fully visible. Daniel assures us that our hope is secure because God’s kingdom will outlast every empire, and His people may therefore endure affliction with deep confidence in Him.

Preached on 7th June 2026 by Pastor Jonathan Hoffman
Passage: Ecclesiastes 11:1-6

Bible Reading: Daniel 9
Preacher: Pastor Jonathan Hoffman
Date: 7th June 2026

Big Question - Will there be an end to shame?
Big Idea - God wears the shame of the people who bear His name

SERIES OVERVIEW
As we continue our 2026 spiritual focus on hope, we turn to the book of Daniel in a new series titled Patient in Affliction. Set during Israel’s exile in Babylon, Daniel depicts the people of God living as a displaced minority within a powerful and demanding imperial culture. In the face of uncertainty and opposition, Daniel and his friends embody faithful endurance marked by courage and steadfast trust in the Lord.

Through familiar narratives such as the fiery furnace and the lions’ den, and through Daniel’s visions of kingdoms rising and falling, the book affirms that God remains sovereign even when life appears unstable. This series calls us to patient perseverance and prayerful dependence, trusting that the Lord is at work even when His purposes are not yet fully visible. Daniel assures us that our hope is secure because God’s kingdom will outlast every empire, and His people may therefore endure affliction with deep confidence in Him.

Preached on 31st May 2026 by Pastor Chris Cullen
Passage: Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20