Chowdene Church @ The Strongpoint Centre, Gateshead

This week, Sam led an engaging, interactive prayer service.

This week, our guest speaker, Jonny, explored the Great Commission, 2 Timothy 2:2, and the call to make disciples of all nations, Matthew 28:19–20. He encouraged us to reflect on how we can, in our everyday lives, help others take steps toward discovering Jesus or growing in their faith. This doesn’t always mean travelling to distant places—it can be as simple as crossing the street or reaching ou...

This week we continue with our series on Peter, Tim explores 1 Peter 3:8–22, with sermon entitled, 'Under Pressure' challenging us to respond to opposition with grace, understanding, and hope—seeing every difficult encounter as an opportunity to bless others.

This week Heather continues our series on Peter, exploring what it means to live as “aliens in the world” from 1 Peter 2:11–3:7. She calls us to reflect Christ through humility, honour, and faithful witness in everyday life.

This week in our Peter series, Corinne leads us into a powerful and practical passage on holiness from 1 Peter 1:13–2:10 . What does it really mean to live as a holy people in a world that pulls us in every direction? Join us as we continue following Peter’s journey—and allow his words to challenge and shape us today.

This week, Stuart begins our new series in the book of Peter with a message titled “Joyful Faith,” exploring 1 Peter 1:1–12.

On Pentecost, Tim explores how the Holy Spirit enables spiritual transformation, unpacking Galatians 5:16–26 to show how walking by the Spirit produces the fruit that replaces the works of the flesh. This final instalment in the Holy Spirit series offers practical steps and hope for living a Spirit-led life today.

This week, Stuart continues the series on the Holy Spirit, focusing on A Living Sacrifice (Romans 12:1–8).

This week’s preacher’s choice message from Susan, “Lost and Found,” explores passages from Luke 15 and 19, offering a powerful reflection on the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son.

This week, Tim continues our series on the Holy Spirit, focusing on Joel 2:28–32: The Holy Spirit Poured Out .

Sam continues our series on the Holy Spirit, focusing on Exodus 31:1–11.

This episode marks the beginning of our new series on the Holy Spirit, featuring a compelling opening sermon by Keith based on Genesis 1:1–3.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of John, Heather delivers a powerful sermon from John 21:15–25, showing how Jesus transforms failure into faithfulness.

This Easter Tim continues with our series on the Gospel of John (John 20:1–29) Resurrection Morning

This Good Friday, Stuart reflects on John 19:17–42, inviting us to take communion at the foot of the cross and reflect on Christ’s suffering, love, and the meaning of His sacrificial death for us.

In this episode, Corinne guides us through John 13:31–38 — “A New Commandment,” where Jesus calls us to love as He loved — and she urges us to remain steeped in Scripture.

This week, Tim shares a powerful message from John 13:1–30, reflecting on Jesus washing the disciples’ feet. He explores what modern‑day acts of humility and service look like for us today.

Our guest speaker, Deborah, aptly explores the biblical figure of Deborah in the Book of Judges—described as the ‘mother in Israel’—and reflects on what her example means for us today.

This week, Sam continues our Gospel of John series and dives into John 3:22–36, bringing a powerful message on John the Baptist’s bold humility and his clear declaration that God is in charge!

This week, Heather leads us deeper into one of the most foundational passages in the Gospel of John. She continues our series on John 2:23–3:21 – Being Born Again

Heather continues with our series on the Gospel of John, covering chapter 2, verses 13–22: the Clearing of the Temple.

Tim continues the series on John. John 2:1-13. Wedding at Cana

Corinne continues the series. 

Ruth brings a powerful message from Luke 1:5-23 & 57-64, leaving us with a prayer for us to be sure of God, whatever is going on in our lives.

Tim continues the series looking at 2 Cor 6:14-7:1 with "Separate"