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"Everything happens for a reason" (Oprah Winfrey) Is she right? Does everything happen for a reason? Today we will see the powerful and invisible order of God. We will see that God works all things together for those who love him.

The Enlightenment moved things away from The Bible and The Church towards human logic and thinking. Has the Enlightenment worked? When we take Almighty God out of the picture are we able to understand and answer the BIG questions? Why are we here?

What is your pressing concern right now? What is that preoccupies your thinking? We will consider what is the most important topic today, which is our relationship with Almighty God and how we stand before Almighty God today.

Guest Preacher, Colin Ross, preaches on Psalm 142 and encourages us to take our troubles to God, to bring about peaceful settlement and to strengthen our faith.

How do we deal with moments of crisis in our own lives? Rev Andy Pearson looks at how we should deal with challenges for the Christian in crisis.

Tonight we begin our sermon series on Ecclesiastes. We consider how unusual British society is in the 21st century. We live in a secular age where people have no time for religion. But, is such secular, modern thinking beyond the scope of the Bible?

Rev Andy Pearson looks at two men, Haman & Mordecai, who were locked together in a stand off, which has implications for them, and for all of the people of Israel and has much to teach us about the spiritual battle which the people of God are engaged in.

Guest preacher, Alec Stewart, looks at Mark 15-16 in how Jesus' life and ministry was the Cross and how He was destined to be the Crucified King for the salvation of His people.

Guest Preacher, Alec Stewart, looks at the passage of Mark 14, exploring the themes of the anguish of Jesus, the petition of Jesus and the victory of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane.

Tonight, we come to the end of our sermon series in Paul’s First Letter to Timothy. In this chapter, we explore this theme of Christian living, and how we should view our finances.

One of the main themes of Esther is how Christians should live and thrive in a hostile context. We pause this morning to review how British society responds to Christianity, & how we should respond as Christians in this context of hostility to God.

Tonight, Rev Andy Pearson reminds us of the life that we are called to lead, in pursuing sanctification and holiness. This pursuit is sometimes forgotten, but is something that God calls for and demands from us, His people.

We begin a new sermon series in the book of Esther. The focus of this book is on the people of Israel who have decided to stay in the Persian province of Babylon. We indeed are strangers in a foreign land - how do we honour God in this hostile environment

Guest preacher, Dick Haffenden, preaches on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The passage deals with the theme of parent/child relationships, looking particularly at the characters of the younger son and the Father.

What do we think of 'Doubting Thomas'? Do we feel sorry for him? Guest preacher, Adam De Jong, explores what we learn from Thomas in this passage.

Guest preacher, Brad Bitner, preaches on the good news of how God, the Father, has spoken to us, so we can know Him.

Guest preacher, Brad Bitner, explores Jesus as a merciful, High Priest and as the Son of God.

Andy Pearson

How could God love wicked sinners? Rev Andy Pearson explores three key themes of Jesus' death - it was a substitutary, an atoning and a planned death

In the life of the church we are called to be different than the individualistic nature of our society. In this passage, we are called to respect three categories of people - the widows, the elders and our masters

Rev Andy Pearson explores three main points of identity in this passage; a mistake about Jesus' identity, a declaration about Jesus' identity and finally, the prohibition about Jesus' identity.

Andy Pearson

Andy Pearson

In this letter, Paul is encouraging a paster in is instruction of the church, and how to pursue his personal love of the Lord Jesus. Rev Andy Pearson explore three points on the theme of training; the type, the method, and the value of training.

Rev Andy Pearson asks us the question, how are we responding to the Bread of Life? He covers three points; an advancement by Jesus, an abandonment by Jesus and an admonishment by Jesus.