Light Church

Guest preacher Temitope Taiwo, one of the pastors or SAINT Church London, brought a beautiful and stirring message about how God actually wants to be found - he is not running from us.

Pastor Dan closed our series 'How To Know God' by looking at Jesus' words in John 15. Dan challenged us to examine our lives for: 1. The Right Source, 2. The Desired Fruit, 3. A Constant Connection.

Based in 1 Corinthians 3:1-3, Dan Belshaw looked at Paul's correction of the church of Corinth and their lack of spiritual growth. Dan encouraged the church to have an expectation of spiritual growth and to keep...getting...better!

Frank Ocampo continued our series; 'How to know God', by walking us through Daniel chapter 3:14. Highlighting the importance of having a God-centred community, Frank gave us 3 things we would gain from community through times of struggle; encouragement, accountability and a deepening of your faith.

Holly kicked off our brand ew series, 'How To Know God', by looking at the topic of solitude. A vulnerable and challenging message to wrestle with.

Dan Belshaw closed out our REVERENCE series looking at Hebrews 13 and how it offers us a great reset of our view of God, ourselves and our ability to change.

Katherine Coulson (Renewal, Solihull) brought a challenging message around holiness and our view of God. Based in the story of Moses, Katherine encouraged us that we have been called to be set apart.

Dan sat in Hebrews 13 and looked at our perception of God and whether He is pleased with our worship or not - a refreshing message that will free you from some unhealthy thinking.

Dan Belshaw looked at Hebrews 10:23-25 and talked about the importance of confession, community and contribution. A significant message to challenge our Western view of individualism.

Rooted in the book of Jonah, Hols brought a challenging message all about repentance and turning back to God.

In a message titled "All The Boxes", Dan looked at four characteristics of God and how they offend our love of boxes.

Dan looked at Philippians 4 and how the apostle Paul encouraged the church to fill their minds with all that is Good, True and Beautiful.

Happy Resurrection Sunday! Pastor Dan Belshaw talked about The Greatest Story and how it can shape our lives today. A message not to be missed!

A bonus episode from our Sunday Night Church interview with Lee Matthews.

Our good friend Pete Gardner from Table + Temple (York) brought a timely and authentic message all about Jesus' invitation to the table. A message NOT to be missed.

Frank Ocampo brought an amazing word from Luke 15 all around LOST & FOUND. A message full of challenge and joy!

Speaking from Matthew 13, Dan Cronin asked the question "have you found your deepest treasure?".

In week two of our series 'The Good Story, Dan Belshaw walked us through Luke 10 where Jesus talks with a lawmaker about neighbourliness.

Lyndsey Holmes kicked off our new series titled 'The Good Story', looking at the parable of the sower. Both a challenge and an encouragement as we journey towards Easter.

Dan closed out our vision series 'By Invitation Only' looking at God's invitation, found in Isaiah 55, to "all who are thirsty".

In our third week of our series 'By Invitation Only', Dan looked at Jesus' call to Levi and how that shapes our invitations to others. Luke 5:27-32.

In this short preach on Dedication Sunday, Dan talked about where we leave things of value and who we trust them to and looked at the importance of the value on our lives.

Hols Belshaw looked at Jesus' famous invitation to 'all who are thirsty' and our need for water both in our bodies and our souls.

Dan looks at Jesus' invitation to His disciples and how that same invite is extended to us today - the question is, have you responded? Or is it pinned on the fridge of your soul, reminding you of the life you could've had?

Dan Belshaw concludes our series 'Uncertain' boy looking at 5 places NOT to make decisions from. Rooted in the book of Proverbs, we look at 5 warnings and 5 encouragements for making good decisions during uncertain times.