Rediscover Church Exeter | Sunday Messages

Pastor Mike de Vetter brings us our second message of the year, He explores the miracle of transformation through the Holy Spirit by looking at Saul's transformation to Paul.

Pastor Mike continues our Christmas series, walking us through a character exploration of Mary & Joseph.

Pastor Mike, along with Jason and Rosie, kick off our Christmas series exploring different characters within the Nativity story. This week they explore the Wise Men and the gifts that were brought to baby Jesus.

Pastor Mike de Vetter shares a message on money and how to steward it well. The Bible doesn't shy away from it, so why should we?

Pastors Mike & Amy bring some keys to encourage and help build marriages and relationships, removing the expectation of perfection.

Ministry Lead, Mike de Vetter kicks off a new series called 'Change Before You Have To', talking about the importance of being proactive during times of change rather than reactive.

Senior Pastor Mark Pugh shares a timely message on the moments that we have in our lives where we make big decisions that change our lives, crossing the threshold into new seasons, reflective of the season we're in as a church.

Pastor Mike shares on 5 steps in our discipleship journey as followers of Jesus, encouraging us to figure out what our next step is and take it.

Associate Pastor Mike de Vetter brings us a message on faithfulness following the news of our adventure into a new building.

Pastor Mark Pugh brings us part two of a message series exploring the divine purpose God has for each of us. This week he brings three ways we often say no to God without actually saying no.

Lead Pastor, Mark Pugh, brings us a powerful message calling us to press on to the call that God has divinely given to us. "God has grabbed hold of your life."

This week, Dez brings us a challenge to ask ourselves how much are we willing to give and maybe even sacrifice, to God? Nothing, something or everything?

Pastor Mike brings us part two of our mini series 'Culture Clash'. This week we explore the meaning of names and the power they hold.

In the first part of our new mini series 'Culture Clash', Pastor Mike de Vetter explores the sovereignty of God.

From Heartcry For Change, Rachel Hickson joined us on Sunday to share how God empowers us to give generously, with our money and other resources we have been given.

Pastor Mike de Vetter brings us a message exploring how God only requires us to have a little faith, that it’s not about how much faith we have, but who we place it in.

Pastor at our church plant in Newton Abbot, Esther Daniels follows on from a teaching series walking through the gospel book of Luke. Esther shares on 2 warnings that Jesus gives the church and how we must listen when He warns us.

One of our elders, Diana Bastone challenges us with the question 'what position do you adopt in prayer?' exploring how we can be grow in our prayer times with God.

"I need you and you need me." Pastor Mike de Vetter challenges us to live against the tide of culture. How could you 'wash someone's feet' this week?

Following our Kid's Holiday Club earlier this week, Mike de Vetter walks us through the Gospel message. Have you given your life to Jesus? Let us know if you prayed the prayer at the end by emailing: office@rediscoverchurch.com We would love to celebrate with you and send you some next steps!

"My fear... is that the church may be sleeping." Shaun Hornsby, Senior Leader at Youth For Christ GB and member of our church, calls us to be alert to what God is doing in the lives of young people across our nation so that we can join in.

This week, Associate Pastor Mike de Vetter, takes us deeper into Ephesians 3:16-19 exploring how God's love forms and keeps us, even under pressure.

"Dwelling in the Word of God transforms us ."  Mark Pugh explain show the longer we let the Word of God (the Bible) brew in us, we allow ourselves to be transformed and remarkable things happen. To find the scriptures: www.rediscoverchurch.com/dwell

"We can't build the kingdom with someone else's spiritual edge." We're designed to have a cutting edge in our lives that sometimes we let dull, Pastor Mark Pugh walks us through a few keys to help us bring it back.

Growth of great value requires special attention. Just like plants need to be pruned to growth back healthier, we too need to go through periods of cutting back in order to bear more and better fruit.