In today’s podcast Howard reviews the story of the man born blind as recounted in John 9. He considers how this life changing event for the blind man whipped up such a storm amongst the Pharisees & how the healed man was able to stand in his new found faith in Jesus.

Looking at examples of compassion in the Bible we see how obeying the Greatest Commandment, to love one another, helps us to engage in the Great Commission, to spread the Gospel. Hope this is OK. If not I'll have another go

Today Ruth shares Part 2 of her message titled 'Lessons from a picture'. She reminds and encourages us to remember how God wants us to : Pray BIG, Worry small, Trust God, Love one another, Laugh more, Stress less, Have faith, and Rejoice and be Grateful, in all seasons of life.

Today Ruth starts part 1 of a two week series titled 'Lessons from a picture'. She shares some spiritual lessons we can all learn from the contents of a picture her dad was bought for Christmas last year, and how God has used this in her own life

Carol talks about being crazy and how we do crazy things. Within the BIBLE, there are lots of crazy things, such as the serpent talking, a donkey talking. God uses crazy stories to show his might, such as Noah building the ark. It was crazy who Jesus chose, fishermen, tax collectors. There are crazy stories in the New Testament, such as Zacchaeus. God is crazy for you.

Today we remember the story of doubting Thomas but is that all there is to know about him? Join us as we learn more about this disciple who took the gospel to India where he was martyred for his faith.

Matthew 28:6 ‘He is not here, for He has been raised just as He said’. Just as He said. Jo reminds us why these are four of the most reassuring and comforting words in the Easter Story and in God’s word.

When thinking of God’s greatness, we often point to creation. In his Good Friday podcast, Howard considers this and Gods greatness in sending Jesus on a rescue mission for sinners.

Jesus enters Jerusalem with great fanfare & celebration as the crowds shout hosanna & lay cloaks and palm branches before him. Yet still some ask: 'Who is He?' How do they still not know? Who is Jesus to you?

This weeks podcast has three mini messages from Linda Prince, Joe Stonelake, and Laura Plant, looking at Revelation Corinthians.

On this Mother's Day, Tony talks about the unseen women in the bible, who go unnoticed and the are forgotten.

A short bible study into the gospel accounts of the argument between the disciples about who would be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.

How many of us feel we are on the victory side with all that is going on in the world at the moment, when we have a loving God who answers prayer. At times, we don't know how to find God when we need him most. Has God left us despite his promise that he will never leave us?

Jesus’ temptation in the desert showed us he was victorious over sin and temptation. When we face temptation of our appetites, ego, or ambitions he shows us how to resist, and that he is with us!

Are you watching & waiting for Jesus to come again? In this message, Anne outlines 4 tasks that we should be diligently working at for Jesus (the Owner of the House) while we wait for his return. (Based on Mark 13:32-37)

This week, Sue shares her testimony and how faith, hope, and love are part of our lives and how through these, we will grow and have peace through God. This message reminds us of what God has done for us.

In the final installment of the Growing with God series, Jo explores the importance of developing an eternal perspective on our worldly circumstances. Jo also reminds us of our calling to have an eternal impact on those around us.

In Part 2, Jo builds on from Part 1 by exploring the importance of growing in both the knowledge of God and also his amazing grace. Jo talks us through key differences between the old and new covenant and prompts to remember the price that Jesus paid.

In Part 1, Jo encourages us to get serious about growing in knowledge and understanding of who God is and who we are in him in 2024.

This morning, we have 3 members of the church congregation sharing their thoughts. They are Pam Clift, Tom Button, and Vanessa Whitfield.

This morning, we have three short messages looking at different characters involved with the nativity. The first message is from Callum Whitfield looking at Joseph. Paul Evans gives the second message, looking at the shepherds, and the final message is by Amy Pearson, who is looking at the wise men.

Colin starts off by reminding us that our names are written on Jesus's hands and Jesus will not forget us. The proof of this is Christmas. Colin asks us to questions. 1) Where is he? 2) Who is he? Have we found Jesus?

This week at our Carol Service, Carol says the nativity according to chocolate by David Keen.

As we enter the time of Advent, Gwen reminds us that we are living in a world full of sequels and how Christmas time is part of God's series of events. Everything happens in God's time.

Tony talks about how, in the right hands, we can achieve fantastic things. He tells us about Jesus's hands and how he has creative hands, compassionate hands, and how Jesus wants us safe in his hands.