Sermons

Nigel shows us in this New Year’s message how living out our God-given purpose leads to joy, fulfilment and much more. John 1:1-18

Jim Challenges us to look again at Mary, learning from her faith to believe that God can do the impossible, and that he might even want to use…us! Luke 1:39-56

Continuing to look at the life and message of John the Baptist, Nigel encourages us to return to Christ, our ‘first love’, and know that he is enough – for our life and for our world. Luke 3:7-18

Looking at John the Baptist’s life’s message, Jim challenges us to use Advent to prepare for Christ’s coming (Luke 3:1-6).

Nigel speaks this Advent Sunday from Mark 13 on preparing our hearts and lives not only for Christmas, but also for Christ’s Second Coming.

Visiting speaker Olly Goldenberg from the ministry Children Can speaks on the power of the Gospel story, keeping the main thing the main thing, and seeing God’s kingdom come and his will be done in and through the whole church – both old and young alike.

Is it really possible to be like Jesus? Jim introduces us to Stephen, the first martyr of the Christian faith, who shows us that it really is possible to be like Jesus.

Bishop Harold speaks from Job on finding joy in the midst of pain and suffering.

Is it really possible to be like Jesus? Jim introduces us to Stephen, the first martyr of the Christian faith, who shows us that it really is possible to be like Jesus.

Andy Smith, Pastor of Belfast Vineyard speaks on experiencing and becoming bearers of God’s presence.

Jim talks on the dangerous reality of God’s presence, and the need to respond with integrity and obedience as we seek to be followers of Christ and people of God’s New Community.

Nigel Preaches on the people of God bearing the presence of God in the Kingdom of God, which leads to generosity.