This morning we will be looking at John's account of the resurrection from John 20:1-18 and listening to two eye-witness statements from John and Mary Magdalene. We'll also be considering the implications of Jesus calling his disciples "brothers" and Mary's magnificent obedience!
John 20:1-18

In this passage we see that Jesus demonstrates his authority over demonic forces and over sin. There are four responses to Jesus, none of which is entirely adequate...how will we respond?
Matthew 8:28 - 9:8

A challenge to be stirred into action by the wind of the Spirit.
John 3:1-8

This morning we will be focusing on Jesus' healing of a centurion's servant in Matthew 8:5-13. Jesus was "astonished" by the centurion's faith, and we will take a closer look at the Object and Outcomes of that faith.
Matthew 8:5-13

This morning we conclude our studies in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus challenged his first listeners to live out their discipleship in light of his teaching, and I pray that we will be similarly challenged as we study the images that he used.
Matthew 7:13-29

We live in a society that is incredibly judgemental. It is all too easy to disparage one another, especially on social media. What does Jesus have to say about judging others?
Matthew 7:1-6

This morning we will be picking up where we left off in Matthew's gospel, and specifically in the Sermon on the Mount. Just as Jesus challenged his listeners to consider what they valued most, so we will be testing our hearts with the questions: "Where is your treasure?", "Who is your master?" and "How is your eyesight?"
Matthew 6:19-24

This morning we will be looking at the character of Simeon and listening to the prophetic words that he spoke over the baby Jesus and Mary. What can we learn from this devout and righteous man?
Luke 2:25-35

This morning we will be journeying through the Lord's prayer and seeking to understand better what it means to pray these familiar and precious words.
Matthew 6:9-15

This morning we will be considering how we should and should not do our 'acts of righteousness' from Matthew 6:1-6,16-18. Are we performing for a crowd or living for our Audience of One?
Matthew 6:1-6,16-18

This Sunday we will be focusing on Jesus' teaching on oaths and oath-taking in Matthew 5:33-37. In a society where we don't tend to take a lot of oaths, what is the relevance of this for our lives? Isobel will also be leading us in a prayer of intercession and Geoff will bring us our Scripture reading. We will also be praying for our mission partner Suresh and for the work of India Village Ministries.
Matthew 5:33-37

This morning we will be studying Matthew 5:21-26, listening to and seeking to apply Jesus' teaching on anger. Gavin will lead us in intercessory prayer, and Sheelagh will bring our Scripture reading. We will also receive an update from Andrea Gardiner on the work of Project Ecuador in the midst of the pandemic.
Matthew 5:21-26

This morning we will be studying Matthew 5:17-20 and Oliver Vellacott will be recommending some PPE for the soul. We will also be led in a prayer of intercession by Ruth and hear Oliver and Isabel's powerful testimony about living with cancer and walking with God.
Matthew 5:17-20

This morning we will be studying Matthew 5:1-12 - the Introduction to the greatest speech the world has ever heard. What does it mean to be blessed, and how can we receive this blessing? Donald will lead us in intercessory prayer, and Zara, Rosa and Naomi will bring our Scripture reading.
Matthew 5:1-12

This morning we will be studying Matthew 4:1-11 and looking at the temptation of Jesus. We will see how we can have victory over the tempter through the power of our overcoming Saviour. Willie will lead us in intercessory prayer, and Janelle will bring our Scripture reading.
Matthew 4:1-11

This morning we will be studying Matthew 3:1-12 and considering John the Baptist's call to repentance and the great necessity for us to point to Jesus. Peter will lead us in intercessory prayer, and Gavin will bring our Scripture reading.
Matthew 3:1-12

This morning we will be studying Matthew 2:1-12 and considering three very different reactions to the birth of Jesus. We will be challenged to consider how we react to the King? Alan will lead us in intercessory prayer, and June will bring our Scripture reading.
Matthew 2:1-12

In this morning's service we will be starting a new series looking at the gospel of Matthew. We will be taking a look at the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17...what is the relevance of a big, long list of names? We will also be led in prayer by Kenny Cormack and share in an interview with Jayden Alexander. Welcome!
Matthew 1:1-17