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In a world that fosters unhealthy comparison and competition, what does Christian maturity look like? In this sermon Pastor Mike explores the place and power of maturity in the Christian life.

In applying the message of the cross to the believers in Corinth, Paul would have us realise that our salvation must rest only on Christ and his work otherwise we have a reason to boast. But what does it look like to boast in the Lord and how does God equip us to live a godly life?

This week Pastor Mike continues our series through 1 Corinthinas looking at Paul's comparison between the way of the world and the way of the cross. In a culture obsessed by power and strength the cross of Christ is confounding, confusing, and offensive. Yet, it is God's revealed wisdom and power.

In a digitial world full of influencers and celebrities Paul's reminder that our unity is found only when we highlight the uniqueness of Christ is just as confrontational to us as it was for the Corinthians.

This week we start a new sermon series through the book of 1 Corinthians. We see how the first thing Paul would remind this church is that they belong, from beginning to the end, to our Lord Jesus Christ.

In this one-off sermon we see how Christ is the one in whom all our needs are met.

This week we continue our series looking at the Psalms with Psalm 19.

This week Pete, one of our elders explores the only thing that can revive our weary and dreary hearts. The beauty of Jesus is the fuel and the fire for every Christian.

This week our Elder Toyin explores the tension found in Psalm 73 between the way of the righteous and the envy, temptation, and discontenment they can experience in this world. The remedy to this? Recognising God alone as our portion and prize.

This week Pastor Mike concludes our series looking at the Lord's Prayer by exploring what it means to be engaged in Spiritual Warfare.

This week Ed commences our Summer Series looking at a number of the Psalms. Psalm 2 confronts a world raging against God and his anointed King. Yet rebellion cannot overthrow Jesus. Through the apparent weakness of the cross, Christ reigns and wisdom means laying down our arms, honouring the Son, and finding refuge in him.

In our penultimate sermon on the Lord's prayer we hear how Jesus exhorts his followers to resist and fight temptation in their daily lives.

This week we explore the purpose and power of forgiveness. As forgiven people, it is our duty and responsibility to forgive those around us.

This week we continue our series through the Lord's Prayer looking at the phrase: "Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us."

In the Exodus narrative we encounter a God who demonstrates His unique power and care by providing food for the Israelites in their wilderness wanderings. This sermon explores what it means to rely on God for all our provision.