St Nicholas Bristol

Jesus: The real deal – Out of all the leaders, philosophers and influencers of history why is Jesus worth following? Toby unpacks how John the Baptist was one of the first to follow Jesus and over 200 million still do today.

Take a second look – Do you take things at face value? Do you jump to conclusions? Niall encourages us to take a second look and find that Jesus can change everything, turning despair into hope and joy.

All for love – This Easter Sunday, Andy shares with us how through God’s love for us, we can receive forgiveness for our past, hope for our future of eternal life and freedom for now. God's love is a gift, all we have to do if receive it.

The 5 Preach it! – Preach it! Joined by three first-time speakers at St Nicks, we hear the story of Palm Sunday shared to us from their different perspectives.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: Leading out of weakness and vulnerability – Concluding our series ‘Emotionally Healthy Discipleship’, Andy looks at the story of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane and how we too can live and lead through weakness and vulnerability.

God can do a lot with a little – Toby announces some exciting news of upcoming plans for St Nicks and empowers us to remember that God can do a lot with a little. When we feel like we don't have much to bring, God meets us in that place and works for good through what we have to offer.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: Bring the whole lot – Guest speaker Joel continues our series 'Emotionally Healthy Discipleship' by encouraging us to let God into every part of our lives and in that, allow him to grow us into the people He has made us to be.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: How to deal with loss and grief – Continuing our series ‘Emotionally Healthy Discipleship’, Laura talks about how we can process loss and grief in healthy ways so that we can grow in our spiritual journey.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: Let love be the measure of maturity – Toby continues our series ‘Emotionally Healthy Discipleship’ by looking at how we measure our discipleship and how Jesus sets the measure with the great commandment.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship: Embrace God's gift of limits – Whether it's time in the week or just the season we are in, there are always limits to what we can do. As we continue digging into our Emotionally Healthy Discipleship series, Andy unpacks the maturity found in embracing our limitations and asking God to help us when we hit our limits.

Emotionally Heathy Discipleship: Be before you do – Ali continues our series 'Emotionally Healthy Discipleship' by challenging us to asses how deep our identity is truly routed in Jesus.

Emotionally Heathy Discipleship: Follow the real Jesus – Continuing our series 'Emotionally Healthy Discipleship', Josh speaks into how we, as the Church, are called to cut through the noise and challenge the cultural backtracks that warp our view of who Jesus is. As we relax into Jesus, into who He truly is, He fills us with His strength and power to face the lies of the world.

Emotionally Heathy Discipleship: Healthy things grow – Matt introduces our new series ‘Emotionally Heathy Discipleship’ exploring how we can build a faith that will grow, bear fruit and survive through tough times.

Why Church: First look up – Speaking from Matthew 17:1-9, Toby encourages us to think about which direction we are looking in at the start of this new year. If you are looking back with regret on 2021, looking forward with fear and anxiety, looking inside with a feeling of failure or looking around at a broken world and feeling helpless – change that perspective and first look up! See that God can...

Why Church: The Bible – Kicking of our series ‘Why Church?’ Isaac challenges us to think about who we want to be in 2022. Psalm 119 shows us the power of God’s word, how it revives, encourages and guides us. He encourages us to make a New Years resolution to be people immersed in God’s living word and share that with one another.