The Street Church

The problem with temptation is that it's tempting. But James unmasks the destructive power of sin and helps us persevere.

No one has everything their own way - we all face trials we wouldn't choose. But in these moments, faith in Christ gives us an entirely different perspective. Could it be true that we could face trials with genuine joy?

No one has everything their own way - we all face trials we wouldn't choose. But in these moments, faith in Christ gives us an entirely different perspective. Could it be true that we could face trials with genuine joy?

Nick and Sarah close out our series on The Church. We look at the Temple and what that means for us as The Church in the twenty-first century.

Just as a body has many parts that all have a role to play, so there's a place for everyone in the church. God has given everyone a role to play for the benefit of others. So what part are you?

The second picture of the church we're looking at is the church as a family. Jesus' followers are adopted into the family - we're brothers and sisters. So what does this mean for how we do church together? Listen in to find out.

The second picture of the church we're looking at is the church as a family. Jesus' followers are adopted into the family - we're brothers and sisters. So what does this mean for how we do church together? Listen in to find out.

In this brand new series, we get back to basics on what it means to be the church. It's easy to assume that the most important thing is to understand what we must do. The picture of the bride reveals something different. That the most important first step in understanding the church is to realise that we are deeply loved.

In this brand new series, we get back to basics on what it means to be the church. It's easy to assume that the most important thing is to understand what we must do. The picture of the bride reveals something different. That the most important first step in understanding the church is to realise that we are deeply loved.

Unity matters. This is the resounding message from Jesus as he closes out his prayer before the Father. And it matters more than you think, not just because of how the church functions but because it's core to the mission of the church in the world.

Unity matters. This is the resounding message from Jesus as he closes out his prayer before the Father. And it matters more than you think, not just because of how the church functions but because it's core to the mission of the church in the world.

"In the world but not of the world." It's a phrase that maybe you've heard if you've ever been around a church. So what does it mean? And what does it have to do with following Jesus? That's what we get to talk about today in the last-but-one episode on Uncommon.

"In the world but not of the world." It's a phrase that maybe you've heard if you've ever been around a church. So what does it mean? And what does it have to do with following Jesus? That's what we get to talk about today in the last-but-one episode on Uncommon.

"In the world but not of the world." It's a phrase that maybe you've heard if you've ever been around a church. So what does it mean? And what does it have to do with following Jesus? That's what we get to talk about today in the last-but-one episode on Uncommon.

I wonder what comes to mind when you think about protection? Jesus prays for protection for his followers but it's probably not what you'd expect. So what is the protection he's asking for and why do Jesus' followers need it? Find out here in the latest episode of Uncommon.

I wonder what comes to mind when you think about protection? Jesus prays for protection for his followers but it's probably not what you'd expect. So what is the protection he's asking for and why do Jesus' followers need it? Find out here in the latest episode of Uncommon.

I wonder what comes to mind when you think about protection? Jesus prays for protection for his followers but it's probably not what you'd expect. So what is the protection he's asking for and why do Jesus' followers need it? Find out here in the latest episode of Uncommon.

As Jesus prays before His Heavenly Father, he reveals a core purpose of His mission on earth - to give eternal life. So what is eternal life and how is it obtained? That's the question we tackle in this next installment of Uncommon.

As Jesus prays before His Heavenly Father, he reveals a core purpose of His mission on earth - to give eternal life. So what is eternal life and how is it obtained? That's the question we tackle in this next installment of Uncommon.

Do you ever feel like your relationship with God is stagnant or that you're just going through the motions of spiritual disciplines without experiencing any real growth? Join us as Jenny unpacks Psalm 1:1-3, and we discover how the ancient practice of meditation can breathe new life into your spiritual journey.

Are you searching for a deeper connection with God? Join us for a soul-stirring sermon on Worship, based on Psalm 95:1-7, where we explore how worship is far more than just singing on a Sunday and how it can be a part of our everyday life. Learn how to become intentional about adoring God and discover the transformative power of music, song, poetry, art, praying, singing, shouting, and gazing.

Are you tired of the never-ending cycle of work and productivity, feeling like it all depends on you? What if taking a break wasn't just about detaching from work but about attaching to the Lord? In this sermon, based on Mark 2:23-27, we explore the principle of Sabbath and its importance in our lives today.

Nick shares a Christmas message to round out the year everything changed.

2020 has been a year like few others and one that many would rather forget. But God has done some amazing things things this year and we want to celebrate some of them.

2020 has been a year like few others and one that many would rather forget. We’ve seen things cancelled or changed in ways we never thought possible. And yet the message of Christmas unchanged and it will never be cancelled. Perhaps this year it’s a message we need to hear more than ever.