Just a reminder that our series on what the Bible teaches on sexuality concludes next Sunday. Don’t forget that there will be a Q&A session too at 7pm on Sunday evening, 10th November.
Continue readingSome people might be surprised, but sex was originally God’s idea and his verdict on his creation of male and female – including their sexuality – was that it was “very good”. But in a broken and fallen world, sex and gender and relationships and identity are all part of
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The sermon on Sunday 20th October is (or was, if you’re reading this afterwards) all about the way that the Bible “reads us”. Of course it can only do this if we actually read the text — or we hear it spoken to us. If we do read it, It
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As we start to think about winding down our Summer programme we have something else for you to look forward to. We will be starting a new five part series exploring the character of Daniel on the 8th September, looking at how we can stand firm and love well in
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Sunday’s sermon (19th May) suggested that Thomas’ confession in John 20: 20-31 serves as a template for all would-be followers of Jesus (see verse 31). By acknowledging Christ as Lord, we do not only give Him sovereignty over our lives but we also confess Jesus to be God – the
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Ahead of the sermon this Sunday (19th May), think about the little phrase, “Jesus is Lord”. What is it saying? Is it a statement about who Jesus is, including His divinity and status? Is it a description of what He is to you? Jesus always seems to expect those who
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Can we please talk more about the resurrection of Jesus? That was one of the ideas in last Sunday’s sermon. When we engage with people about our Christian faith, we can easily end up arguing about the reliability of the Bible or justifying why we believe in a creator God.
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On Sunday (28th April) we will look afresh at the significance of the resurrection of Jesus. Easter may be over, but this is simply too good and too explosive to confine to a single Sunday morning!
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In Sunday’s sermon (24th March), the following statement was made: The trouble with keeping things ‘for best’ is that it can mean that they are rarely or never used. So growing in holiness is not for our sake. We are not trophies for God to simply display in his cabinet.
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On Sunday (24th March) our Lent series continues. We will be hearing about the pursuit of holiness. Is it something that we have to do for ourselves or will God do it for us? Why does it matter anyway? Ahead of Sunday, please read Colossians 3:5-8 and see if this
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