Trinity Chippenham

This Psalm is about unity. Unity is a blessing on us from above, that blesses others.

God transforms lives. These Psalms join together to give us a picture of what His transformation looks like - forgiveness from beginning to end.

It's common for us to live and work within two extremes: self-reliant perseverance, and lazy inertia. Both are fruit of a fallen world. Today's Psalm on the other hand shows us a true and reassuring solution.

This Psalm tells us about about the difference it makes to remember God's past grace when we are feeling discouraged or distant or cold spiritually.

What do we need to know on our journey this week? The LORD is on your side. He has brought us to today and we can trust Him for tomorrow.

God cares for His people at every time and in every area of life. No matter how wicked or far away we are, God constantly keeps us.

Our worship reflects the One we worship - especially as church. Our God is a lover and sharer. Christians don't have to chase God on a Sunday. We can be in His Presence, with full access, all week! [1 Chronicles 16]

Jesus invites us to be a church that keeps our eyes on God, trusting that He's our Father and that He will provide for us everything we need.

What is treasure and what happens to it? In this part of our short series we see Jesus challenge our priorities. The things we treasure won't necessarily last for eternity. [Matthew 6:19-24]

God is generous and loves to give but we will be tempted to pursue praise for pretend piety. Especially with our giving, praying and fasting, God is most pleased with what is real and generous.

James doesn't write about trying harder- he tells us about the Father's heart for us, about living for Him because we are fully His and He is our everything! But what about when life is hard, in sickness and sin?

We go through life making and wanting more to-do lists. But Christianity doesn't work like that. What does it mean to live for Jesus?

The heart of Christianity is not self-determined self-improvement. The heart of Christianity is the husband-heart of God.

Happy birthday Queen Elizabeth II! But what kind of King is Jesus? (Psalm 113)

There are two kinds of wisdom - from above and below. Jesus is truly meek and embodies the wisdom of God.

Our words are powerful. They reveal so much about our hearts - positively and, of course, negatively. Is there anything we can do about it?

Being a Christian on a Monday morning, the day after Sunday church, is hard. But saying "we believe" isn't enough- real faith will show itself in real life.

We had the great privilege of having George Verwer with us. He shared his favourite verses and seven principles he lives his life by - as well as plenty of book recommendations! Responding to Jesus in all of life is a joy. (Matthew 9:35-38)

Being a Christian means having a dynamic relationship with God, following Jesus. It's also about responding to those around us - we should treat all others with the love we have received.

Want to grow as a Christian? Spiritual maturity comes from humbly receiving God's Word and responding to it

Written by one of Jesus' half-brothers, this letter is full of practicality but it's even more full of passion for Jesus! James' desire is to reflect Jesus' character in every area of our lives, in every place and every circumstance. God loves to give us good gifts, including trials that mature us.

We were joined by a detective on the hunt for evidence about Jesus - could He really have risen from the dead?

Easter Sunday is the day that changes everything. How can a 'normal' Spring day be that important?

God loves us and He treats us as individuals

Life in Christ is about faith not works, but what does that life look like? One key way is serving each other, in love. The quality of our relationship with Jesus in the 'secret place' will directly affect how (and if!) we love and serve others. Galatians 5:13-15