Godfirst Cheltenham

Howard speaks about the Royal Father parenting from proverbs. Giving practical advice for different seasons of life.

If there's a God, then why are there natural disasters and diseases? Dr Sharon Dirckx tackles these challenging questions.

Adam speaks to us about the sluggard from Proverbs, drawing on themes of laziness and work, and concluding with the idea of resting in the work of Christ.

Howard introduces the new series of 'People in Proverbs' and talks through the voice of Lady Wisdom and the choices we have in our own lives.

Howard leads us through the Ascension of Christ, showing how it runs throughout Scripture. He unpacks the topic with three main words: King, Priest, and Spirit.

Howard speaks on Jesus becoming man, emphasizing that this is central to our salvation, embodied life, and worship.

Howard takes us through the truth that God as a Trinity means God is a community of love—one that, staggeringly, invites us in.

Our Family Worship service in which we worship together as a church family, and learn about Gods love.

Howard takes us through Psalm 103, where David encourages us to move the truth about who God is and His wonderful love for us to the centre of our being.

Chloe speaks from Psalm 91, giving us a beautiful image of the God we serve and the inheritance we have through Jesus Christ.

Josh Allaway leads us through Psalm 38 — a heavy psalm, but he walks us through it well, leaving us with the hope found in Christ Jesus.

We continue our series in Psalms 'real people, living God' where Naomi takes us through Psalm 126 and the Lord restoring us.

Guest speaker Wayne Nolan guides us through Psalm 1, emphasizing the importance of turning to God, being rooted in Him like trees planted by streams of living water, and avoiding the path of the wicked.

Sarah speaks from Psalm 42, focusing on our hope and encouraging us to put our hope in God.

Chris brings us a message from Psalms 115 and challenges us about idols in our own life that shape the way we live.

Howard preaches from 2 Kings 6 and 7, where Israel is under siege and has lost faith that God can bring victory. Yet God uses four lepers to share the good news of His deliverance—a powerful lesson for the mission of today's Church.

Howard guides us through 2 Kings 5, drawing connection between Naaman’s leprosy and our sin—and how, just like Naaman found healing in an unexpected way, we find the cure to our sin in Christ Jesus.

Howard speaks from 2 Kings, focusing on how we respond when all hope seems lost.

Richard Stamp speaks from 1 Kings 19, focusing on God's plan and how we are called to respond with faith.

Howard continues our series on faith in the living God by speaking from 1 Kings 19, focusing on those moments when we’ve had enough—reminding us that God meets us with grace in times of burnout.

Howard speaks from 1 Kings 18, encouraging us to be people of faith, prayer, and action.

This talk continues our series on faith in the living God and draws lessons from when Elijah is on Mount Carmel in 1Kings 18.

Howard preaches on " I thirst" from John 19. Jesus physical thirst from the cross and the link to our spiritual thirst that only Christ can satisfy.

Howard preaches on Luke 23. Jesus dying words from the Cross, and the importance of forgiveness.

Simon Allen walks us through how to be hospitable. Focusing on the value of hospitality and factors which hold people back.