Sermons

Today, we read Ephesians 1:5-6 and Jamie's reflections on the truth that, in love, God has adopted us as sons in the Son, beloved in the Beloved One. And in doing so, God display the glory of His love & mercy, that forms our praise. 

Jamie continues our Ephesians series in 1v4 as Paul praises God that we are chosen in Christ before the foundation of world. In this message Jamie explores this theme of being chosen by God, the doctrine of election, and its purpose that as His people we live holy & blameless.

Jamie begins a new series from Ephesians this week. In this message, he outlines the context of the letter and how that can help remind us that despite it being tough, we are called to worship faithfully. And then, he begins to explore the content of our praise to God. And we will build on this week by week.

This week, we have Chris Cartwright with us as our speaker. Chris has been Elim's General superintendent since 2016, leading our movement into our priorities of Making disciples, Growing Churches, Developing Leaders, and reaching Nations.

Isaiah 40 calls the people of Judah to "Behold your God" in the midst of their hardship in exile. To look up and be captivated by His greatness & grandeur. And as they do, to know His comfort, security & joy, that their circumstances would rob from them.

Sophie Lavery shares a devotion as part of our Home For Christmas theme.

Jamie continues our 'Home For Christmas' series, Coming home - our  
carol service gospel message.

Jamie continues our 'Home For Christmas' series, exploring our relationship with God in Trinity through believers being joined to Christ. In this message, we think about the reality that believers are given union with Christ, which makes us sons in the Son, through which we know & belong to God.

Today we gather in God's presence, in the name of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit, as the church of Jesus in worship. To praise, to pray, to gather around His word & to share the Communion together. And though we are separate we gather through the work of the Holy Spirit. 
 

On our annual CAP Sunday, Rachel spoke to us about Jesus miracle of feeding 5000, and how God does the miracle, but we are call to participate in what God is doing. Christians Against Poverty (CAP), is a Christian organisation whos vision is to release people across the UK from poverty, to enable churches to help end poverty through their communities, and to encourage people to live with faith, actively served by their church.