Trent Vineyard talks

Jesus said the truth will set us free. Dave Ellis unpacks how, in a world where we often feel the need to be someone we're not that we can find freedom when we embrace being truthful with self, with others and most importantly with God.

Susie looks at the story of Blind Bartimaeus from Mark chapter 10 and asks the question 'how desperate are we for an encounter with Jesus?'

Work is part of God's perfect creation, but is now not as he designed it. John unpacks 1 Peter 2:18-20 with encouragements on how to thrive in difficult work situations.

Stories of lives changed by Jesus taken from our Baptism service on Sunday 20 May 2018.

Based in Luke 7:36-50, Simon talked about the radical grace Jesus showed in this passage and shared stories from his work in Burundi with Great Lakes Outreach.

In the first part of our four part series on work, John Wright takes a look at some different perspectives on how we view our work and what the Bible says about it.

Doing what God has called each of us to do is supposed to be 'easy' and 'light'. John unpacks Ephesians 2:10 and Matthew 11:28-30, and explores 'the unforced rhythms of grace'.

John Wright spoke about the story he builds his life on, one that he believes is the most important ever told - the story about Jesus. We are invited to become part of Jesus’ story.

Dave looks at the importance of sharing your faith and how you could be for someone what someone was for you.

Easter Family Service 2018

John Bodily encourages us to look to the person of Jesus for the meaning of life. From John 11, he explores what Jesus meant when He said: "I'm the resurrection and the life."

In the last in part of the series on the Parables, John Wright explores the truth's Jesus was communicating about the nature of God.

In the third of our four part series on the Parables, Susie looks at the story of the lost sheep, coin and son found in Luke 15. God is for you - He values you, searches for you and rejoices over you.

In Part two of our four part series on the Parables, Ollie explored how as followers of Jesus we are all the ‘light of the world’ and how we can live this out for Nottingham and beyond.

In the first of our four part series on the Parables, John Bodily explored how we can be for Jesus and talked about the cost of discipleship, using Luke 14.

John Wright takes a look at the past year, celebrating all God's done through us as a church and shares our vision for 2018.

Stories of lives changed by Jesus taken from our Baptism service on Sunday 18 February 2018.

Nigel looks at stories, including Peter's, and whether we want our story to be one where hope is full or hope is less.

Why is it that temptation sometimes gets the better of us? John Bodily looks at Jesus example to encourage us as we seek to fight temptation.

Based around Colossians 3 John Bernard-Carlin gives a biblical perspective of what the Church is intended to be like.

John talks about how in Acts 17 Paul had something to say not because of who he was or what he'd done but because of Jesus and who He is and what He's done.

How will you respond when God blesses you? Focusing on a story from 2 Kings we consider what it means to share God's blessings.

John Wright spoke about the principal of being open handed with what God's entrusted to us and being generous as we send Tom and Helen to plant Derwent Valley Vineyard.

Ollie looked at a biblical view of pride and humility, and encouraged us prioritise the needs of others above our own.

Nigel looks at whether we are really ready for Christmas and, illustrated with a children's story, challenges us to be ready to greet the King.