Basingstoke Church

We are not called as Christians to bear fruit, we are called to abide in Jesus and then we will bear fruit. Following your calling is about always coming back to abiding in Jesus rather than striving to bear fruit.

Jesus only did what he saw the father do. We too should look to him as we offer life in His name.

It is easy to pray and wait and pray and wait, but we are also called to trust in the Lord’s promises and go. If you are looking to see how you can serve God, then pray and step out and see what doors open as you start moving forward.

Jesus has defeated Satan, and His victory is shared by His people.

Jesus’ kingdom is declared and celebrated in heaven, showing His ultimate rule. With guest speaker Rev’d Dr Grace Bally-Balogun.

Jesus reigns over history, including judgment. His power is inescapable.

Jesus, the slain but victorious Lamb, is worthy to open the scroll and execute God’s plan

John, the writer of Revelation, receives a vision of the risen Jesus, revealing him as the glorified Son of Man, full of power and authority.

We see that God is on the move by His Holy Spirit. God doing something new, right here and now, and we are invited to be all in!

The Name That Reigns - Jesus’ name is exalted above every power and authority. His reign is secure in heaven and over all creation.

Jesus’ name has authority over evil and brokenness, bringing restoration and freedom.

The name of Jesus and the message of the cross are foolishness to the world but are the power and wisdom of God. His name humbles human pride and wisdom.

The name of Jesus demands allegiance. It brings division because it forces a choice — neutrality is not an option. We are choosing to lift Jesus’ name against divided loyalties and worldly wisdom.

The name of Jesus disrupts darkness and injustice. It upends spiritual strongholds and confronts oppressive systems.

The apostles refuse to stop speaking in Jesus’ name, declaring, “We must obey God rather than men.” His name calls us to courage and obedience above all else.

Jesus' life on earth was to glorify the father in heaven and make him known. We too can make that our life's purpose again, to glorify God in all things.

In John 17, we're reminded of Jesus' prayer that we would be united under God's love, and demonstrate that to one another.

John 15 encourages us to stay rooted in Christ, so we continue to bear fruit and love one another.

John 14 promises that by His Holy Spirit, God is with us as a friend and guide through every part of life.

John 9 reminds us that sometimes as life is tough and we walk through challenges, our lives are still a powerful witness to others of what God can do.

John 10 tells of life to the full that can only be found in Jesus. Each of us can play our part in giving everyone an opportunity to come alive in Jesus.

John 8: 31-38 speaks of the freedom from sin we can receive from Jesus, and continue to live in the light of.

John 7 encourages us that whoever believes in Jesus receives the life giving Holy Spirit, and that all who are thirsty can come to him and receive life to the full.

In John 4 we read a testimony of an encounter with Jesus, and leads us to an invitation for all to come and see, to take a step towards Jesus.

John 3 is a reminder of the gospel message - We can be born again because of Jesus, and have new life by the Spirit.