Sunday 8th June - Huw Hadden preaches on Luke 11. Jesus calls for persistent prayer: asking, seeking and knocking. God isn't a wish-granting genie; so when we experience unanswered prayer we're not give up as He always gives us more of Himself in the process - a better gift than any granted wish.

Sunday 1st June - Mark Mould preaches from Revelation 3:1-6 - The letter to the church in Sardis. This sermon encourages us to, like Sardis, not just look alive; but be truly vital. To wake up! Remember the gospel, hold it fast, repent, and strengthen what remains. Rely on Jesus, who holds and pours out the Spirit's renewing power.

Sunday 25th May – Mick Taylor preaches from Revelation 2:18-28. This sermon explores Jesus' letter to Thyatira. He sees their good works but warns against tolerating false teaching which is promoting immorality and idolatry. Unrepentant sin will face judgment. The faithful however, hold fast, sharing Christ's rule. The cautions for us today are to beware of false teaching, seek help for sin and grasp the promises of God.

Sunday 18th May – Dan Roach preaches from Revelation 2:12-17. This week we are in Pergamum where false teaching was impacting the church. This sermon uses food as an analogy for spiritual choices. It contrasts 'good food' (following Jesus, truth) with 'junk food' (false teaching, compromise). Jesus warns the church in Pergamum against 'junk food', urging repentance and promising eternal 'hidden manna' to overcomers.

Sunday 11th May – Huw Hadden preaches from Revelation 2:8-11. This sermon explores the letter to the church in Smyrna contrasting their severe persecution with the situation in Britain. It highlights global Christian growth and suffering, urging listeners to count the cost, resist compromise, and find comfort in Jesus' promises to remain faithful.

Sunday 4th May – Dave Rogers preaches on Revelation 2:1-7. In this sermon we see how Jesus commends the believers in Ephesus for their faithfulness but confronts their lost first love. He calls them to remember, repent and return to him, warning of the potential removal of his presence but promising the tree of life for those who are faithful to the end. The sermon urges us to prioritise love for Jesus.

Sunday 27th April – Dan Roach preaches from Revelation 1. The sermon explores its spectacular vision of Jesus. He is a powerful, glorious, tender God who holds the churches and individual lives. He is the Lord of history, the light, calling churches to shine. A big vision of Jesus is vital for the church and individuals.

Sunday 13th April – Jon Carlise preaches from Mark 11:1-11. On Palm Sunday, Jesus deliberately entered Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling prophecy and making a statement of kingship. This humble arrival contrasted with earthly power. Though hailed as king, the crowds misunderstood his sacrificial mission. Ultimately, this humble King will be exalted, but only after his ultimate act of humility – his death on the cross.