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Grace Shaped Lives, part 17. For many of us, the idea of being strong and in control is something we’re drawn to, but in 2 Corinthians we see instead that God’s power is made perfect in weakness. By Ben Holbrook Sunday 1st November 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 16. What does true authority look like, especially when we are being attacked, and our name dragged through the mud? The Apostle Paul owns his flaws, but knows the power of God can work through his weakness. By Clive Cernik Sunday 25th October 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 15. The greatest danger isn’t necessarily that we stop doing things for God. It’s that we stop delighting in the God we’re doing them for. By Martin Cooper Sunday 18th October 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 14. In today’s message we address four stages of reconciliation: our motivation, transformation, vocation and identity. By Owen Hylton Sunday 11th October 2026 Captured from the livestream

We’re living in spiritually curious times where more and more people from all types of backgrounds are exploring the Christian faith. By Katherine Brown Sunday 4th October 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 13. The gospel changes the way we see ourselves. In this, our identity comes before our behaviour. As one changes, the other follows. By Oli Stevens Sunday 27th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 12. In 2 Corinthians we encounter the God who comforts us in all our affliction, speaks to us through them and redeems them all for his good purposes. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 20th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

Gehazi wanted to be just like Naaman. He wanted his wealth, his power, and his importance. When he went after those things, he got Naaman’s leprosy too. By Oli Stevens Sunday 13th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

When we think about what’s wrong with the world, we can often think of many things. The problem is usually ‘out there’. But how often do we recognise that the real problem is right inside of us? By Oli Stevens Sunday 6th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

The Lord’s Prayer, part 6. The last line of the Lord’s Prayer can also be translated “deliver us from the evil one”, which recognises a personal adversary, and opens our eyes to the spiritual battle we're in. Sunday 30th August 2026 By Clive Cernik

The Lord’s Prayer, part 5. In Galatians 5, the Apostle Paul states that the entire law is fulfilled just by loving your neighbour; which sounds way too simple. But grasping this is at the very heart of renewing our minds, and how we perceive temptation itself. By Sam Arnold Sunday 23rd August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 4. We have a huge debt we owe, that we can never repay. We simply accept the forgiveness God provides. Yet, in the same way, we must forgive others, who may owe us a large debt — yet simply doesn’t compare to that which we ourselves have been forgiven from. By Adz Brennan Sunday 16th August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 3. The prayer for daily bread would have reminded Jesus’ disciples of how God provided manna in the wilderness, providing for them one day at a time. By Lucy Samuel Sunday 9th August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 2. Whose kingdom are we building? Our own (which comes so naturally), or God's, which we actively pursue through love? By Ben Holbrook Sunday 2nd August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 1. Prayer is a living relationship with the God of all things, and it moves the centre of attention away from ourselves, and on to our Heavenly Father. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 26th July 2026 Captured from the livestream