Sunday 15th August

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. We look forward to seeing you there.

For those unable to attend in person, the services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11am – A little talk with Jesus

This morning we turn to Mark 9:2-8 and Jesus’ transfiguration.

https://youtu.be/TKTwmIBDsIQ

6pm – Obey God not men

This evening we continue our study of the book of Acts. This week we look at the Apostles’ and church’s response to the Jewish authorities in Acts 4:13-31.

https://youtu.be/LqNtZp5Rv_I

Sunday 8th August

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. We look forward to seeing you there.

For those unable to attend in person, the services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11am – Kingdom of God, Present with Power

This morning we continue in our study of Mark’s Gospel, looking at Jesus’ words to his disciples in Mark 8:38-9:1.

https://youtu.be/Wod6GppqjdU

6pm – 3 Words

This evening we continue our study of the book of Acts. This week we look at the reaction of the leaders to Peter and John in Acts 4:13-14.

https://youtu.be/ZUCBtECNUY8

Sunday 1st August

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. After the church service we plan to serve tea and coffee outside in the church car park (weather permitting!). We look forward to seeing you there.

For those unable to attend in person, the services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11am – Being a Christian is tough

This morning we continue in our study of Mark’s Gospel, looking at Mark 8:31-38, and thinking about the difficulties of being a follower of Jesus.

https://youtu.be/fcaiXZMaPc4

6pm – Trouble Ahead

This evening we continue our study of the book of Acts. This week we encounter the trouble faced by the early church in Acts 4:1-12.

https://youtu.be/o8h510Vob0U

Sunday 25th July

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. We look forward to seeing you there.

For those unable to attend in person, the services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11:00am – Jesus, Mad, Bad or God?

“Who do you say that I am?” was the question that Jesus posed His disciples in Mark 8:27-30. This question is remains one of utmost importance for all of us to answer.

https://youtu.be/V5fco2_DHs4

6:00pm – Pointing to Jesus

This evening we study Peter’s preaching in Acts 3:11-26 and how he used both recent and historical Old Testament events to point his hearers to Jesus.

https://youtu.be/l-gx1dsKYCc

Sunday 18th July

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. After the church service we plan to serve tea and coffee outside in the church car park (weather permitting!). We look forward to seeing you there.

For those unable to attend in person, the services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11:00am – Don’t put Jesus in a pigeon hole!

This morning we read about Jesus’ healing of a blind man at Bethsaida, found in Mark 8:22-30.

https://youtu.be/h5THr2xFtng

6:00pm – In the name of Jesus

This evening we return to Acts 3:1-10 and look at the miracle which Peter performs in the name of Jesus.

Sunday 11th July

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. The services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11:00am – Turn your eyes upon Jesus

This morning we return to Mark’s gospel and consider Mark 8:13-30.

https://youtu.be/q-h8a62xc7g

6:00pm – Ups and Downs

This evening we turn to the book of Acts and look at the ups and downs of the early church.

https://youtu.be/C19dV1iz87w

Sunday 4th July Recorded Sermons

This Sunday morning our Pastor is having a well-earned break. The church building will be open as usual for worship at 11am and 6pm where we will be watching pre-the following recorded messages together.

Morning service: What will it Profit a man – Alistair Begg

Evening service: The Puritan View of Prayer: Taking Hold of God – Dr. Joel Beeke

Sunday 27th June

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. The services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11:00am – The Compassionate Christ

This morning we continue our series in Mark’s gospel, looking at Mark 8:1-13 and considering the compassion of Christ.

https://youtu.be/Ai84K4Q8PVQ

6:00pm – Joy in Giving

This evening we read Philippians 4:14-19. We will look at how the Philippian church’s generosity was a joy and blessing both to Paul and to themselves.

https://youtu.be/jnssfdgzL_U

Sunday 20th June

Please join us in the church building for our Sunday morning and evening services. The services will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel. Direct links to the streams can be found below:

11:00am – Feeding of the 4,000

This morning we return to our series in Mark’s Gospel. We are looking at Mark 8:1-13 – the feeding of the 4000.

https://youtu.be/GGiw7-PrSfQ

6:00pm – Secret of being content?

This evening we read Philippians 4:10-13 and consider how Paul was able to remain content despite his circumstances.

https://youtu.be/cbdNU2KmHdg

Pastor’s Desk

I think my father was conned into buying a set of encyclopaedias from ‘a door to door’ salesman. He had just become a father and he wanted his children to get a good start in life by being better educated. So into our home came a set of Arthur Mee’s, Childrens Encyclopaedias, they looked very impressive, expensive and out of date. I remember picking up one of the volumes and I turned to the section about space. There I read an article that told me that it would be extremely unlikely that men would be able to travel to the moon. When I read those words Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin had just walked on the moon. The volumes were out of date and to me untrustworthy. I am sure that when they were first written the knowledge within those volumes would probably be as up to date and as trustworthy as could be, but the world had moved on.

It seems to me that for most people the Bible is simply a strange book, a large book, to big to be read old book, certainly an interesting book, but one that should be put in a museum. How can, a book 2,000 years old be trustworthy? The world has moved on and we know better now.

As believers in Jesus, we don’t say that. The Bible is our primary source and authority; it is God’s Word to us and we know it to be utterly trustworthy. It is a true Word from God, that can never be outdated, always relevant in which God speaks to our world and ourselves each and every day.

Has modern man become immune to the Bible? Is this because people don’t see the Bible; this 2,000 year old book to have any relevance to their lives? It seems so. It also doesn’t help that many churches have lost confidence in the Bible when it comes to telling the Good News of Jesus, they prefer a ten minute motivational pep talk, films, drama, dance and even puppets to God’s Word. We have evangelistic courses, evangelistic films, evangelistic discussions, and evangelistic café rather than God’s Word preached from the Bible. If churches aren’t believing that the Bible is trustworthy and relevant why should the unbelieving world think otherwise.

The Bible and the preaching of the Bible is the normal and usual way that God brings people, through the work of the Holy Spirit to eternal life in Jesus.

It is time not only to tell the unbelieving world that God exists, but that He has a book that is trustworthy with His very own words; that they must read and hear and believe it to have to have eternity with Jesus.