Sermons

Felix encourages us to pursue God more than any material thing. to increase our desire for God, to meet regularly with God, to return to our first love, to ask God for fresh fire, to make time for God, and to grow in love with the word of God.

Brendan encourages us to be certain of some unchangeable truths in the uncertain times we live in. This includes that we can be certain of God's love, certain that we need God, certain of our eternity with God, certain that we are not alone, certain in our suffering for christ, and certain that Jesus is preparing our future.

Mike explains from John 12v17-22 that the signs in the Gospel of John are important and prove that Jesus is the Messiah. 

Mike shows how the Jews were expecting a different type of Messiah and this clouded their judgement when considering Jesus and His miracles.

Stephen draws on Romans 5:17, 1 John 2:2, and 2 Corinthians 5:21 to present the call to reign in life through Christ. Building on the previous message from Martin, he emphasises that it is by God’s grace alone, not our qualifications, that we are saved. 

Martin Gaunt shares from Hebrews 12:1–3 the importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus and enduring in faith. He highlights the call to remain steadfast, drawing from the example of those in Hebrews 11, and encourages believers to hold fast to Christ rather than turn back, especially in challenging times.

Brendan shares from 1 Peter 4:7-11 the importance of finding out what our gifts are. He stresses the importance of having the right attitude in prayer, in love, in hospitality, and in using our God given gifts during the times we are living in.

Dani teaches whoever we are, wherever we feel are in our faith journey, we are God's family together. She refers to Luke 19:1-10 to explain how Zaccheus life was transformed when he desired to meet Jesus and had to overcome barriers which we also need to overcome by choosing a different viewpoint.

France explains from Psalm 24 that Prayer is important, Using examples from Matthew 6, Jeremiah 33  and John 9.

He also shows how mountains can be places of encounter, revelation and testing quoting  Genesis 22 (Abraham), Exodus 20 (Moses), 1King 18 (Elijah) and Matt 17 (Jesus) but we cannot ascend the mountain of God on our own terms - see Isaiah 14.

We must have clean hands, a pure heart, have not appealed to what is false and have not sworn  deceitfully. This can only be done by God and we should be humble and thank Him during our prayers  - In Luke 18 Jesus told the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. 

Samuel Ofuso explains from Luke 1v57-66 that God speaks to us in the silence.

In this message, War Is Coming, Brendon calls believers to sober awareness and spiritual readiness. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:1–6, the apostle Peter speaks plainly about preparation for battle, not a symbolic one, but a real and ongoing war that every serious follower of Christ must face.