In our fast-paced lives, it’s easy to become consumed by the daily hustle and bustle, often losing sight of what truly matters. In this sermon, we explore an important message from Luke 17:20-35, where Jesus teaches about the importance of
There are people in this world who are kind, charitable, advocates for justice, philanthropists, and people we simply consider to be good. But the bible emphasises the truth that God alone is good.
Pastor David today presents a sermon which has several twists and turns to it. He will consider the principle challenge which we all face and which stifles the spiritual fruit we should exemplify in our daily Christian lives.
Today, Pastor David shares a fundamental and idealistic truth that he believes we should aspire to attain again.
I was browsing the internet and looking at sites exploring anxiety statistics. It was clear that anxiety in the UK was seen as one of the most common mental health disorders, which has been increasing.
Join us on Friday, 7th April, for our Good Friday service and then our Easter Sunday service on Sunday, 9th April. Both services start at 10:30 am.
Jesus was asked what the most important commandment was. His answer included the Shema found in Deuteronomy 6:4-5 and a line from Leviticus 19:18. The Shema was a fundamental declaration of faith for God’s people.
God was glorified when His Son was lifted up on that cross. God saw our problem, and God fixed that problem. He fixed it when no one else could, and He fixed it because of His great love.
Last week’s sermon highlighted the importance of following the cloud of God’s glory, even if it takes us through that place of testing, tribulation and proving – otherwise known as the wilderness. To follow in faith is, without doubt, a
Why do we ask the Lord for guidance? Is it not because we know that God knows everything, including things which will occur in the future? If He leads us, we are guaranteed success because He will guide us to
