All Talks

In this talk Philippa looks at how the cross of Jesus is at the centre of God’s forgiveness and his work of reconciling all creation.

How could it be that when Jesus, the Son of God, stood before the Chief Priests - those responsible for leading the people of God - they did not recnogize him? How could they commit the most horrendous injustice? In this talk, Joel explores their possible motivations, and how we recognise Jesus for who he truly is.

Examining the message of forgiveness through Jesus' crucifixion.

In this talk, Natalie reflects on the next chapter for the Central Service, using examples from King David as he brings the Ark of God to Jerusalem.

In this talk, Paige looks at Jesus’ last meal with his disciples before his death, and its powerful symbolism that points us to his future Kingdom.

As a church, we're delighted to partner with Compassion in their work to bring lasting change for children living in poverty. This week, Tim from Compassion speaks to us about God's heart for compassion, justice, and mercy.

In this talk, Ligia Mladin looks at the past and present significance of the Lord's Supper, and its powerful symbolism of Jesus' future Kingdom.

This week, Sam Luck looks at Jesus’ famous parable of the Prodigal Son, and what it communicates about God’s love and compassion.

Seb opens up Galatians chapter 3, and the contrast between living by the law, and living by grace. He shares some of his own story of discovery of God's grace, and its power to change your life.

For our 2024 Gift Day, David Stroud looks at the story of Mary’s anointing of Jesus in John 12:1-11 and shows how Mary challenges us to an extravagant response to God’s goodness, in our worship, our generosity, and in the way in which we live. 

Catherine unpacks the story of the Ten Lepers, highlighting three key lessons we can learn: 1. A call to the marginalised, 2. A call to walk by faith, and 3. A call to have an attitude of gratitude.

David Stroud looks at Joshua 1, using the example of Moses and Joshua to teach how the church should move forward in our New Chapter ahead.

James Copeland unpacks Luke 20:9-19, and the challenging parable Jesus tells about the tenants in the Vineyard. He looks at what this meant for Israel, and what this might mean for us today to be God's tenants and the temptation to do away with God and seize power and control for ourselves. 

Joel Wade continues through our series on Luke, unpacking the enigmatic parable known as the Shrewd Manager, and how stewardship and generosity are part of what it means to follow Jesus. 

In this talk Philippa Long explores how hope in the promises of God forges our hope through darkness and when met with the grace of Jesus it unlocks our deepest healing. 

In our series on the Gospel of Luke, Natalie Powell looks at Jesus' warnings about salvation in Luke 13:22-35 and explores what it means to "make every effort to enter through the narrow door" of God's kingdom. 

In our series on the Gospel of Luke, Danny Webster teaches from Luke 17:20-37 about the coming of the Kingdom of God.

Joel Wade teaches from John's Gospel about Thomas and how Jesus' resurrection redeems our identities and lives. 

Andy Tilsley teaches from Luke 24:1-8 for Easter Sunday. 

In our series on Lent through Luke, Natan Mladin looks at Jesus’ encounter with Zacchaeus the tax collector, and how his call to follow Jesus brims into a life of generosity and gratitude.

In our series on Lent through Luke, Andy Tilsley looks at Jesus' story of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), and explores our attitude to money, those in need, and our very real need for relationship with Jesus. 

As we continue our series through the gospel of Luke, Barry Clist speaks on Luke 18:9-14 on the story of the Pharisee and the tax collector.

In our series on Lent through Luke, Adnan Khan looks at how Jesus calls his disciples to pray with confidence and humility, believing that God is good in character and hears our prayers not due to our merit but his mercy.