All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
Don’t forget the clocks go forward an hour this Sunday!
This morning we read from Jesus’ discussion with his disciples in Mark 10:32-45.
This evening we turn to Acts 9:32-43 and the raising of Tabitha.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we turn to Mark 10:32-34, where Jesus starts to travel towards Jerusalem, knowing all that awaits Him there.
In our evening service we will be continuing to study the book of Acts. This evening our reading is from Acts 9:31-35, looking at Peter’s ministry and the healing of Aeneas.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we return to our study of Mark’s Gospel. We will be reading from Mark 10:28-31 and looking at what happens when you believe in Jesus.
This evening we will continue our study of the book of Acts.
For logistical reasons we were unable to provide a live stream of our evening service this week. A recording of the sermon is available below and in our sermon archive.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we turn to Psalm 2 and see how our God is in control even in uncertain and dangerous times.
This evening we continue to look at the story of Saul’s conversion and subsequent persecution as the scene moves from Damascus to Jerusalem.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we read from Mark 10:23-27, concluding the story of the Rich Young Ruler’s encounter with Jesus.
This evening we turn to Acts 9:10-20 and continue to study Saul’s conversion and subsequent persecution in Damascus.
What does the Bible have to say about the war in Ukraine?
A study in Psalm 10 will I think show us the thought of God upon an ungodly and unloving dictator.
What will be the final outcome of such a leader?
The judgement of God.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we return to Mark 10:19-22 and the story of the Rich Young Ruler’s encounter with Jesus.
This evening we return to Saul’s conversion in Acts 9.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we turn continue reading from Mark 10 and verses 17-22. We will consider the rich young ruler’s interaction with the Lord Jesus.
This evening we move into Acts 9 and verses 1-7, where we meet Saul.
How are your New Year resolutions going?
Mine usually end round about the middle of February. We make all these promises to ourselves, to others sometimes and even to God.
I am going to be a better person this year, I am going to lose weight, I’ll do more exercise, I’ll spend less on myself and give more to others. We have I’m sure all been there.
But what happens we fall back into old habits, often we can be just as bad as we were last year and just as annoyed that we haven’t been able to do the things we wanted to do.
Paul the Apostle in the Bible had the same kind of problems with life. He wrote this about himself; “When I want to do good, evil is present with me. {Romans 7 verse 21}. Paul calls this problem sin. He says “What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body of death? {Romans 7 verse 24.}
He gives us the answer in the next verse and the answer is Jesus.
“I thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord!”
Jesus is the answer because Jesus paid the price for all the bad things we do by dying on a cross in our place. To receive forgiveness we need to believe in Him and say sorry.
“There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.” {Romans 8 verse 1}.
All are welcome to join us in the church building for our Sunday worship services. We will have a short time of fellowship after the service, with refreshments provided.
This morning we turn to Mark 10:13-16 where children are brought to Jesus.
NOTE: We experienced connection issues during the morning live stream, resulting in some of the service stream being dropped. A recording of the sermon is available in our sermon archives here.
This evening we return to Acts 8:26-40 and think about the passage that the Ethiopian eunuch was reading from Isaiah 53.
Due to continuing connection issues, we were unable to stream this service in full. A recording of the sermon is available in our sermon archives here.
