Sunday 25th October 2026 - This Sunday we continue our We Believe series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Genesis 1:1-2 and Colossians 1:15-17 on Creator God, exploring what it means to believe in God as the maker of all things seen and unseen. Nate reminds us that God is not simply the creator of the universe, but its ongoing sustainer, who knows and values each of us and is actively working to renew His creation. He encourages us to recognise our God-given identity and worth, and to join with God in His continuing work of bringing love, goodness and new life into the world.

Sunday 18th October 2026 - This Sunday we hear from guest speaker Larry Spousta speaking on Jesus Is Life... Interrupted, out of John 5:1-9a and 14. Reflecting on Jesus healing the man at the Pool of Bethesda, Larry explores how God sometimes interrupts our lives to bring healing, restoration and transformation. He reminds us that Jesus sees us individually, even in our struggles and brokenness, and encourages us to move beyond our excuses, trust God even when we don't understand His ways, and embrace the new life He offers, while extending that same love and compassion to those around us.

Sunday 11th October 2026 - This Sunday we continue our We Believe series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Deuteronomy 6:4 and Isaiah 45:5-7 on One God, No Other, reflecting on the Nicene Creed’s declaration that we believe in “one God, the Father, the Almighty.” Nate reminds us that God is not one option among many, but the one true God who is sufficient, near, and able to bring all things together for His purposes. He encourages us to recognise the things we look to for what only God can give, and to rest in the Father who is with us, even in difficulty.

During the sermon, Nate showed a BibleProject video on the biblical picture of God. We’ve removed it from this recording for copyright reasons, but you can watch it here: https://bibleproject.com/videos/god-video/

Sunday 4th October 2026 - This Sunday we hear from guest speaker Jeff Whiston speaking on He Who Wins Souls Is Wise out of Proverbs 11:30. Jeff encourages us to recover a passion for sharing the gospel, reminding us that Jesus sees the need of the lost and is moved with compassion. Drawing on Jesus’ ministry, the Samaritan woman, and the story of Oskar Schindler, Jeff challenges us to recognise the value of every soul and to make ourselves available to God as witnesses in our families, community and nation.

During the sermon, Jeff played a clip from Schindler's list which has been removed from this recording but can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOoWpTxKJGA

Sunday 20th September 2026 - This Sunday we continue our We Believe series. Pastor Nate speaks out of 1 Corinthians 15:1-8 and Jude 1:3 on Faith Received and Shared, reflecting on the first words of the Nicene Creed: “We believe in.” Nate reminds us that Christian faith is not something we invent individually, but something received, entrusted to God’s people, and lived out together in Christ, encouraging us to return to the ancient paths and hold firmly to the gospel at the centre of our shared faith.

Sunday 13th September 2026 - This Sunday we begin our new We Believe series, exploring the foundations of the Christian faith. Pastor Nate speaks out of Exodus 34:5-7 on God, According to God, reflecting on how God reveals Himself as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in loyal love and faithfulness, and perfectly just. Nate encourages us to return to the ancient paths, clearing away distorted views of God and looking again at His character as most fully revealed in Jesus.

During the sermon, Nate references a Bible Project video on the character of God in Exodus. This has been removed from the recording for copyright reasons, but you can watch it here: https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-exodus/

Sunday 6th September 2026 - This Sunday we hear from guest speaker Ken Baird speaking out of Psalm 15 and Romans 8:28, reflecting on the life of Joseph. Ken reminds us that even when we feel forsaken, falsely accused, forgotten or overlooked, God has not abandoned us, and He is still working for good in the lives of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose. Through Joseph’s story, we are encouraged not simply to visit God’s presence, but to live there, trusting His purpose in every chapter of life.

Sunday 30th August 2026 - This Sunday we conclude our Formed in the Wilderness series. Pastor Nate speaks out of Exodus 19, reflecting on Israel meeting God at Mount Sinai and the purpose of the wilderness journey. Nate reminds us that God rescues His people, brings them near, forms them as His treasured possession, and calls them to live as a holy people who reflect His goodness and glory to the world.