Sermons

What Christians really believe.

Our next preaching series explores the Nicene Creed – a foundational statement of Christian belief finalised in the fourth century to clarify essential biblical truths. Over five weeks, we'll see how this concise summary of theology shapes our worldview and deepens our faith. Whether you're a mature believer or exploring faith in Jesus, the series offers clarity and direction. Engage with the Creed's timeless truths about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and discover how they help us confidently and faithfully navigate life today.

  • 29 June (combined service at 10am) God the Father Almighty - Mark 12:28-34; Acts 17:22-28

  • 6 July Jesus Christ, the Eternal Son - John 1:1-14; Hebrews 2:14-18

  • 13 July Christ Crucified, Risen and Coming Again - 1 Corinthians 15:1-11

  • 20 July Spirit, the Word and the Church - John 15:26-27; Ephesians 4:1-6

  • 27 July The Life of the World to Come - 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Revelation 20:11-21:5

Audio Podcasts

  • Godly Emotions In A Broken World
    • 25/11/24

    Godly Emotions In A Broken World

    Luke Prentice concludes our series on Habakkuk with chapter 3 by encouraging us to maintain Godly emotions in a broken world and reflecting on the challenges that can stop us from doing so.

  • Being Real With God
    • 11/11/24

    Being Real With God

    Luke begins our short series through Habakkuk encouraging us to be real with God, especially when we struggle to see how God can be at work in the world.

    Habakkuk 1

  • Responding To God
    • 18/11/24

    Responding To God

    Greg encourages us to learn from Habakkuk's response to God in the face of a problem he can't fix and God's solution not coming soon enough or in the way he wanted. Trusting God is not always going to be easy and is particularly difficult when our prays are not being answered and the challenges remain, will we still faithfully turn to God and trust in him?

    Bible Passage: Habakkuk 2

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