Please find below recordings of our recent Sunday preaches and other bible teaching material. You can listen through the website by clicking on the loudspeaker icon, or download them to your own Podcast player.
Sunday 9 January
David Pharoah looks at Matthew 2:1-12 concerning the visit of the Magi to Jesus and the family. David helps us look at how the Lord leads and speaks to us and how we should respond.
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Sunday 2 January
At the start of the new year Debbie Laycock looks at James chapter 5 to challenge and exhort us as to how we are to live in this world together as followers of Jesus.
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Sunday 12 December
Continuing our Christmas season Ian Marden looks at Luke 1:39-56 and shows from Mary’s meeting with Elizabeth and Mary’s song of praise what an example Mary is to how we live a kingdom life in God’s word and the prophetic.
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Sunday 5 December
At the start of this Christmas season Phil Tate looks at Luke 1:5-25 and the account of Gabriel’s visit to Zacharias and encourages us to be filled with the Holy Spirit, a praying and expectant people for Jesus to act now and to come again, and to be forerunners in the work of the kingdom of God.
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Sunday 28 November
At our 3t afternoon meeting Paul Thomas looks at Acts 23:12-22 continuing the story of Paul’s trial before the Sanhedrin. On discovery of the plot to kill Paul, he escapes at night under escort by Roman soldiers.
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Sunday 21 November
Lydia George speaks from Acts 23:12-22 where a group conspire to kill Paul, but it is discovered and Paul can go on to fulfil what the Lord plans for him. Lydia speaks about how we should look to fulfil the purposes of the Lord in our lives.
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Sunday 14 November
David Pharoah speaks from Acts 23:1-11 where Paul stands before the Jewish Council to give account of himself and his beliefs further. David encourages us that the Lord will be with us in times of similar trial and opposition, where we are called to give a reason for our faith.
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Sunday 7 November
Debbie Laycock speaks from Acts 22:22-30 where Paul does not use his Roman citizenship to assert his privilege, but in submission to the Lord’s purposes.
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Sunday 31 October
Christen Forster speaks from Acts 21:15-36 helping us understand the context of Paul’s arrest and the Jewish religious thinking of the time and as Paul gives his testimony. Christen highlights Paul’s distinct teaching about Jesus.
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Sunday 24 October
Debbie Laycock speaks at our 3t afternoon meeting from Acts 21:15-36 where the apostle Paul arrives in Jerusalem and is confronted by the Jews and arrested by the Romans. Debbie draws out thoughts on the power of testimony, the pain of being misunderstood and “the madness of crowds”.
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