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Andrew looks at how discipleship requires both truth and affection; commitment to the truths of God’s Word and also to intimate relationship with Him.

We look at the significance of ‘the church’ as a community of disciples, and the command to love one another. (Apologies, the talk cuts out a couple of minutes before the end).

Jill reflects on what being a disciple might look like in every season; whether seasons of plenty or seasons of struggle.

We continue looking at what it means to be resilient disciples, and how we can live for a kingdom both now and forever.

Brent looks at the calling of the first disciples, and how Jesus calls us today. Matthew 4:18-22 

Join us as we reflect on Easter Sunday - He is risen!

Gary continues our exploration of resilient discipleship, looking at our discipleship being about maturity, not just a moment.

We explore the significance of what it means to be disciples 'together' in community.

As we enter our season teaching on 'discipleship', Brent looks at Jesus' description of the 'vine' in John 15:1-8.(Apologies for the variable sound quality in this recording!)

We look at Matthew 7:24-27 (part of the 'Sermon on the Mount') and what Jesus teaches about firm foundations.

As we say 'welcome back' to each other at our first regular Sunday gathering for 2026, we reflect on the story of the prodigal son, and how we are always welcomed back by our loving Heavenly Father.

Candace and Andrew wrap up our journey through Advent by looking at the stories of Simeon and Anna. We are invited to see Jesus amidst the noise and busy-ness of this season, and in the power of the Holy Spirit, like Simeon and Anna, to respond with hearts full of worship, gratitude and awe.(The song playing at the end is a version of ‘Angels We Have Heard on High’ by Shane and Shane,  © 2014 WellHouse Records).

We look at the magi (or wise men) as they follow the star towards Bethlehem and come to worship Jesus.

Gary continues our journey through Advent by looking at the shepherds in the fields near Bethlehem. Note: We had tech issues with this one! The recording cuts off before the end of the talk. The remaining two take-aways that we can glean from the story of the shepherds are (in summary):2. Be prepared to hear Gods' words to us. It may be be unexpected! But to be prepared we can spend time in His presence, connecting with Him3. Be prepared to respond to Gods' word. This may be part of Gods' bigger picture! This word and our response, whoever we are, is important to God.

We start our Advent season by looking at the story of Mary and Joseph, and reflect what it means to live in Advent; in the time of 'waiting'.

We heed Jesus' warnings against the behaviours of the scribes in Mark 12:38-40.

Join Candace as we look at Mark 12:28-34, and Jesus’ teaching on the ‘greatest commandment’.

Gary reflects on Mark 12:13-17, looking at the Pharisees and Herodians questioning Jesus about paying taxes to Caesar. 

We kick off our Mark 12 series with Gary taking us through the 'Parable of the Tenants'.

We continue our series on worship, looking at what it means to worship in the ‘truth’. 

Matt continues our series on worship, looking at what is means to worship in the Spirit. We look particularly at the role of prophecy and its impact on us as individuals and as the church.

Join us for a three part series on ‘worship’ led by Matt, including the account of the Samaritan woman in John 4.

Candace explores what it means to have freedom in the Spirit - a freedom that starts with surrender and ends in belonging.

As part of our series on the Holy Spirit, Candace reflects on Jesus' promise of the Holy Spirit to His followers.

Esther explores the important topic of friendship and its role within life and faith.

Andrew continues to explore our 'greatest treasure', and we consider how we might share with others the treasure we have found in Jesus.

Andrew leads us to explore our 'greatest treasure'; the central ideas of our faith. 

Brent looks at 2 Timothy 2:1-7, and how we are strengthened by grace that is in Christ Jesus.

In the middle of the year we take a moment to consider how our soul might be refreshed. We know the race can be rewarding but will also bring hardship. Brent explores how a way to knowing God and His refreshing presence is through repentance.

Candace explores Mark 11:15-18, reflecting on the account of Jesus cleansing the temple.

Matt takes us through Mark 11:1-11, with the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. 

We continue our advent reflections, looking at 'joy'.

We continue our exploration of Advent, reflecting on 'Peace'.

In this season of Advent we reflect on Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. This week, Brent looks at the hope we have as we look towards Christmas.

We look at Jesus calming the storm in Luke 8, and consider: in what we are ultimately placing our faith?

Brent reflects on what it means to have 'holy hunger' for God.

We reflect on Jesus’ greeting of “Peace to you!” in Luke 24:36. Apologies for the reduced sound quality of this recording.

In our final instalment of the 'In Christ' series, Jill reflects on some of what it means to be 'one body in Christ'.

Gary reflects on what it means to have salvation in Christ.

Joel reflects on what it means to have strength in Christ (Philippians 4:13).

We continue our 'In Christ' series. Matt looks at how we are made new in Christ, and how our reconciliation with Christ impacts how we can bring about reconciliation in our relationships and the world around us.

Daniel explores what it means to be made holy in Christ.

Candace explores the forgiveness and new life that we have in Christ.

We continue to look at what it means to be 'in Christ'. Daniel reflects on how we are seated "in the heavenly places" in Christ Jesus (Ephesians 2:6).

We kick off our 'In Christ' series, looking at who Jesus is and our identity in Christ.Andrew starts us off by looking at what it means to 'rejoice in Christ'.

We ask the question: Does is matter to God how we worship? We explore different forms of worship expression and take a speedy tour through worship stories in the Bible. We end this series contemplating how we can only really worship in Spirit and truth if we worship through Jesus, and not in our own strength.

We explore why we are called to ‘sing a new song’. In worship, a ‘new song’ is a response to who God is, His victory, and His worth.

We take a moment to ask a practical question: why do we *sing*? We know worship is more than singing, so why do we spend time singing together? Because we’re told to, it declares who God is, it engages us in a unique way, and it unifies us!(Apologies, the first few minutes of this talk are missing from the recording! This included acknowledging that not everyone can physically sing, and how that does not necessarily mean they can’t ‘join in the song’).

In the second talk of our worship series, we look at Psalm 24. We ponder how impressive is the sinless life of Christ, who goes before us and makes a way for us to  enter into the most holy place.

We look at the story of Jesus healing Bartimaeus, the 'blind beggar' in Mark 10:46-52.