Thirty centuries ago, God gave us ten simple phrases, totalling little more than three hundred words in English, God gave us the secret of “living well.” Whilst so much has changed since then, the secret to living hasn’t. Discover that this ancient code has as much as ever to say to our longings for life and prosperity.

Are we in danger of making Jesus become more like us? Have we created Jesus in our image: safe, middle-of-the-road, comfortable? His authorised biographies tell a very different story, they speak of Jesus as passionate, confrontational, exclusive, even extreme.

Following on from 40 Days of Purpose, what on earth are WE here for?

For many the real story of their lives is marked by disappointment, fear and a general confusion about what life is really all about. In contrast, God’s story is one of love for this hurting, broken world, a story of his coming to rescue us, to bring us hope for now and the future. How then do we help people discover God’s story? The answer: our story.

God took an incredible risk in leaving heaven to come to earth. It was His great risk that caused those caught up in the story to take risks of their own in order to get involved in what God was doing. It’s that same risk – The Christmas risk – that we too are called to make. To leave the comfort of our “heaven” and get involved with what God’s doing in the world today.

So often in our Christian lives we can feel anything but free. This is a series for all who long to rid themselves of every tie and chain that holds them back from becoming all God wants them to be. It’s for all who long to be free to make a difference in God’s world.

People pay a fortune to spend a few days away at an exclusive spa resort where a body detox is an essential part of the treatment offered. But what about a detox for the soul? This is exactly what Psalm 23 offers us.

In the last hours Jesus spends with his disciples, he shares with them his heart. As they eat together their final meal, he unpacks those things that matter most.

A sermon series taking a fresh look at our church vision - The Steps - that keeps us focussed around our two primary aims of: Mission - helping people to know Jesus, and Maturity - helping people to know Jesus better.

Pushing aside tradition and let the truth shine as brightly as that Bethlehem star. This truth, which is far more engaging than any tradition, is life-changing and, literally, world transforming. Have you cracked it? Have you discovered the truth from the tradition?

Travel with the People of God as they leave behind a life of wandering in the desert to enter into the fullness of God’s promise.

Revisit some of the fundamental truths of our faith and show how they impact our lives both now and in the future.