Sermons

Nigel continued our series on 'The Gospel in Isaiah' by speaking on Is 55:10-13. God transcends his creation, but he is deeply concerned with it, and intends its complete restoration. His p…

Before delving into the sermon texts (Isaiah 40:28-31 and 41:10), Steve took a look at Isaiah the man. Not a lone prophet, wandering through the wilderness, but a married man with kids, holding onto h…

Isaiah’s prophecy in 9:6-7 has been held onto by Jews across the generations – a coming king who would free them from oppression from the Assyrians (in Isaiah’s day) or from the Romans (in Jesus…

Victor opened the series ‘The Gospel in Isaiah’, focussing on ‘The Sender and the Sent’, and challenged the belief that faith can be lived in isolation.Using Isaiah 6:1–8, it was explained …

Charles led us through Psalm 63 – a psalm of longing and of food for the soul; of thirst and of provision. Like many of the psalms, there is an element of crying out to God, of desperation to be heard…

Psalm 22

Psalm 23

Jo started us off on a new mini series looking at some of the Psalms, particularly those written by King David – shepherd, musician, poet, diplomat, politician and warrior. He wrote over half of the p…

On Sunday, David explored Romans 6 with the theme Dead to Sin. Alive to Christ. The chapter describes the new status or relationship that someone enjoys when they come to faith in Christ. They are ca…

Victor's sermon on Romans 5 centres on confidence, assurance, and justification through faith. Humanity naturally measures worth by performance, but God’s salvation rests entirely on what Jesus…

Keith began by talking about how the Windrush generation challenged the British perception of what it meant to be a Christian. No one is a Christian because of what they do, their family of origin, th…

Richard shared on ‘God’s cure for sin’, using Romans 3:21-31. He talked about Paul wanting to unpack this for the early Christians – a bit like the T&Cs you might get after the main headlin…