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In this final message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Sam explores how our lives are all being built on a foundation of some kind, the question is are we building wisely or foolishly? Discover how a wise foundation is built by living out the words of Jesus, and that the way of Jesus is always done in community.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Luke explores how the Christian life is not about trying to be less prickly, it’s about bringing the thorns to Jesus, receiving His life instead, and Him bringing good fruit from our lives. Discover how we’re better able to recognise the fruit of Jesus through focusing on Scripture (spending time in the Word), Presence (being with Jesus), and Community (doing this journey with others).

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Fraser explores how the golden rule isn’t a big abstract idea, it’s the small, tangible things like how we love that person in front of us at the checkout. Discover how having a rule of life can create the breathing room necessary for us to spend time with God, and therefore have the capacity to love others well.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Sam explores how we’re reminded by Jesus to continually ask, seek and knock, knowing God is a good father who rewards those who earnestly seek him. We’re encouraged to focus our asking on three things; asking for more wisdom, asking for the Kingdom of God, and asking for more of the Holy Spirit.

This message from the Sermon on the Mount series starts with a Testimony from Jonny, before Charlotte explores the difference between discernment and judgement; Jesus isn’t calling us to stop seeing clearly, he’s calling us to see clearly enough to start with ourselves. Discover the invitation to receive the grace of God so deeply, it changes the way we see everyone, including ourselves.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Charlotte explores how worry reveals where we find security when things are out of our control and we don’t know what tomorrow holds. Discover how we can be truly present in today through remembering who our Heavenly Father is, and trusting that he knows what we need; he sees us, cares for us and provides for us.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Kara explores whether we are stockpiling things that don’t actually have long-term value, and how serving God rather than our stuff, brings freedom. Discover how temporary investments have temporary returns, and eternal investments have eternal returns.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Sam explores how Fasting is embodied hunger for God and the language of longing. Discover how fasting reveals our hidden desires and the things that control us, it creates space for God to speak and us to listen, and how fasting releases power.

Jesus didn't just tell us to pray—he gave us a prayer that shapes every part of our lives. Discover how the Lord's Prayer moves us from self-centred religion to a life centred on the Father, his Kingdom, daily dependence, forgiveness, and victory over evil.

In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus begins to explore three practices that orient our hearts toward God and speaks to the motives behind them. In this talk, we explore how generosity is an act of worship that shapes our hearts, breaks the grip of materialism, and forms us to become more like our endlessly generous Father, who sees what is done in secret and rewards those who seek Him above human applause.

Jesus takes us beyond rule-keeping to the deeper work of the heart, calling us to faithfulness, truthfulness, forgiveness, and even love for our enemies. In this sermon we explore what it looks like to reflect the radical love of our heavenly Father in a world shaped by revenge, division, and self-interest.

Jesus isn't just interested in changing our behaviour. He wants to transform our hearts. In this message from Matthew 5, Tommy explores how shame keeps us hiding, why Jesus goes after the roots instead of the weeds, and how true freedom begins when we step into the light and experience God's grace.

Jesus calls us to be salt and light, not through striving harder but through lives transformed by His kingdom. In this sermon, Charlotte encourages us that as we stay close to Jesus, His character shapes us, and His love, truth, and hope naturally overflow into the world around us, bringing flavour where life is bland and light where there is darkness.

In this sermon, we explore how Jesus’ Beatitudes were a radical challenge to the power structures of the Roman world, declaring that true flourishing belongs not to the powerful, but to the merciful, pure in heart, peacemakers, and those willing to suffer for righteousness.

In this message from Luke Buxton, we explore how Jesus reframes our lives around the upside-down values of the Kingdom of God, calling us to humility, dependence, softness of heart, and deep trust in His comfort and grace. It invites us to become people who not only receive the blessing of God, but who carry His Kingdom into a hurting world.