Sunday 7th November - Dan Roach preaches our last in the We Believe series from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. The sermon focused on the resurrection of the dead, the Christian's sure hope. Believers can grieve with hope because Christ's return means the dead rise first, and death is swallowed up in victory.

Sunday 30th November - Mick Taylor preaches from 1 Corinthians 11:23-26.

Communion, or the Lord's Supper, is a symbolic meal that is more than remembrance. It is an empowering encounter defined by four aspects: remembrance of Christ, proclamation of his death, anticipation of his return, and participation (fellowship) with Christ and believers.

Joe Greenhalgh ran an excellent workshop exploring God's perspective on work and we now have it in podcast form. With your community group, follow the session outline pdf along with the two podcasts to inspire, envision and equip your group members for what they spend most of their waking lives doing! Please ask Huw for the pdf.

Joe Greenhalgh ran an excellent workshop exploring God's perspective on work and we now have it in podcast form. With your community group, follow the session outline pdf along with the two podcasts to inspire, envision and equip your group members for what they spend most of their waking lives doing! Please ask Huw for the pdf.

Sunday 23rd November – Joe Greenhalgh preaches from Romans 6:1-11. This sacrament, symbolizing union with Christ's death and resurrection, is an ongoing, vital sign. It reminds believers they are dead to sin and raised to a new life in Jesus. Does our self-talk align with the truth that baptism represents?

Sunday 16th November – Dan Roach preaches from Ephesians 5:25-27. We believe in the church, Jesus's beloved bride, who he sanctifies and cleanses. Though imperfect now, she will be presented in splendour. Christians must overcome individualism and cynicism to love and serve the church as Christ does. Jesus loves the church - how do you feel about it?

Sunday 9th November – Mark Mould preaches from 1 Corinthians 1:11. Spiritual gifts are diverse tools distributed by the Holy Spirit for the common good and building up the church. They make God's people distinctive. Christians must eagerly desire them and embrace their role, recognizing God's generous grace.

Sunday 2nd November - Mick Taylor preaches from Galatians 5:16-26. This sermon, based on the Nicene Creed and Galatians 5, explores the Spirit as the "giver of life," promising transformation and the fruit of love, joy, and peace. It sternly warns against practicing sins of the flesh, urging believers to actively walk by the Spirit via humility, prayer, and confession.