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Solomon found no lasting satisfaction even in his wisdom. But there is a Wisdom that is greater.Revd. Dave GooderidgeEcclesiastes 7:1 - 8:1

How we find contentment in God, not riches or wealth.Revd. Dave GooderidgeEcclesiastes 5:8-6:12

Luke 24:36-49Revd Dave Gooderidge

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem demonstrates the King that He is - complete authority but also total humility. An invitation for us to consider our own response to Him and a challenge to all who claim to lead in the manner of Jesus.Revd Dr Sue BarclayMatthew 21:1-11

When it comes to gathered worship with God's people on a Sunday we should: Prepare well, Lead well, Listen well and Resond well. Revd Dave GooderidgeEcclesiastes 5:1-7

The Loneliness of Brokenness, Busyness, Business, and ‘Bigness’ and the Blessing of Community.  In JesusChrist we have the ultimate, compassionate friend who brings true comfort to the broken hearted.(Technical issues make the audio quality not up to our usual standard.)Dave GooderidgeEcclesiastes Chapter 4

It is not us but God who is in control and we can trust him for what He gives us. Our time is in his hands for us to use for him.Dave GooderidgeEcclesiastes 3

Paul, chained in prison in Rome takes a high level view to encourage the Philippians . He writes that for him to live is Christ, to die is gain.Rachel SpencerPhilippians 1:1-26

How can we love and encourage one another effectively by pointing to the Truth about God? Justin Sleep2 John

How to build on the 'solid joys' of our election, regeneration, justification, adoption, sanctification and ultimate glorification from God not the fleeting joys we have in this life.Revd Dave GooderidgeSun 8 Feb 2026Ecclesiastes 1:1 – 2:26

Everything is never enough yet gifts received from God's hand make us glad. When Christ becomes our "gain" everything else finds its proper place. [Technical problems needed a different mic after 15 mins so sound changes.]Speaker: Dave GooderidgeReading: Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:26

We have the sure hope of Jesus who promises to make "all things new" whilst we remain in an uncertain world.By: Dave GooderidgeRecorded: 25/01/26References: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ecclesiastes 1:1-11

As a father holds a child's hand as they walk on a dangerous pavement, so God promises to hold us safely throughout our life, whatever happens. Like a father's grip is stronger than the child's, so we can be re-assured by his promise to us.By: Dave GooderidgeRecorded: 9/11/2025References: ⁠⁠⁠⁠John 10:22–30

In John 6:39 Jesus says "I shall lose none of all that he (God the Father) has given me, but raise them up at the last day." The assurance that enables us to take comfort in God's costly, precious and specific grace that gives comfort even in times of adversity.By: Dave GooderidgeRecorded: 28/09/2025References: ⁠John 6:31–51

Abundant life is not primarily about material wealth but a deeper, more meaningful existence filled with purpose, peace, and joy that comes from a relationship with God. It gives both eternal life and a rich spiritual life on earth, even amidst struggles.By: Rachel SpencerRecorded: 26/10/2025References: ⁠John 10:1–10

Jesus says "All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive away." Jesus emphasises that those the Father has given him will come to him and that he will never reject them.By: Justin SleepRecorded: 19/10/2025References: ⁠Jeremiah 31:31–47 John 6:37–41

The confidence and joy that we have through the doctrine of election. Ephesians 1:4 says "For he chose us in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight." We are chosen to proclaim the excellence of God and to be satisfied in God through Jesus.By: Dave GooderidgeRecorded: 21/09/2025References: Ephesians 1:3–1 Acts 13:48

The amazing grace God gives is only fully appreciated when we see the enormity of our sin. It gives joy, peace, self confidence, humility, love for others and for God.By: Dave GooderidgeRecorded: 14/09/2025References: Ephesians 2:1-5Romans 3:9-20