Coventry Elim Church

When you bake a loaf of bread, using yeast makes it spread throughout the dough. Should we as Christians, be like that in our society?

What does it look like to God's Kingdom to come in our lives and in our city? Pastor Simon talks about how we can see God's will be done in our lives.

In our final look at the prodigal son narrative. Pastor Duncan looks at the other son in the story, the one who stays obedient. Is this who we can sometimes relate more to as Christians?

Our penultimate week of the 'Home' series, Pastor Simon Whitley looks at how the father offers a forgiveness to the son that culturally wouldn't have happened in those times.

We look at how the father greets the Son in our sermon this week. Preached by Pastor Duncan.

As we continue our look at the narrative of the prodigal son. Pastor Duncan helps us to look at how the father in the story is compassionate his son, how he runs to him and throws his arm around him.

As a church we have moved our Sunday service to the Belgrade theatre. This is a big step for us to 'come home' to the place God is calling us. We, then, are looking at the narrative of the prodigal son and his journey home.

In the penultimate week of our Paradoxology series, Pastor Simon looks at the paradox of the cross.

God is both completely inclusive with his love and yet completely exclusive to the way he calls us to approach him. Is our God and our faith inclusive or exclusive?

This week we look at the paradox that Moses faced. He knew that God wants us in intimate relationship with Him, but he also reigns above us from on high. How do these two statements sit together?

As we start a new series, we are following the teaching from the book 'Paradoxology' by Krish Kandiah. This book looks at some of the tension we see in the bible and how we shouldn't just give simple answers to complex questions, but how we hold these questions in tension.

When Abraham heard the voice of God it was years until he saw it fulfilled. What he needed to do whilst he was in this liminal space was to keep believing.

As we continue our look at the story of Abraham, Pastor Simon helps us to look at how Abraham knew he could hold firm to the promises of God because he had made a covenant with Him.

As we continue our look to the story of Abraham, Pastor Duncan speaks on how Abraham and his father, when they set out to Canaan from Ur of the Chaldeans. They ended up settling in Haran and at the time, not seeing God's promises fulfilled. Are we a people who settle?

As we continue our series looking at the Story of Abraham, we see that in spite of overwhelming odds, Abraham had hope and faith for God to deliver His promises.

As we continue our look at the life of Abraham, this week Pastor Simon looks at how Abraham faced his own test as God called him to sacrifice his only son Isaac on the mountain of Moriah.

The Liminal Space is the ‘hallway between your past and your future’, it is the time between ‘obeying the vision’ and seeing the ‘fulfilment of the vision’. In this series we study the life of Abraham and how he not only survives, but also thrives in the Liminal Space.

As we grow closer to the Belgrade move, Pastor Duncan shares with us about the parable of the wine and the wineskins and how it relates to our current situation.

Pastor Simon looks at the story of Nehemiah and relates it to the brokenness of our city. How can prayer and fasting change Coventry?

Pastor Duncan kicks us off with a new 3 part series on prayer & fasting. As we look to things our move to the Belgrade Theatre we want to set aside time to seek after God regarding the future of our church.

National Director for Serious4God Tim Alford speaks about how pain and suffering can be turned around for our good.

In our final week our multiplication series, Pastor Duncan talks about how we can generous and wise with our money and tithes.

As we start our new series 'Multiply' we look at how, through faith, God can multiply various aspects of our lives.

After Jesus' death came life. He was not resurrected though, to give us a life to be lived in black and white, but he gave us life to be lived in full colour!

As the easter weekend has arrived, Pastor Simon looks at the significance of the death of Jesus.