15January
Sermon by Judy
"...As a little child, with my limited understanding of the world, I had taken on this belief: 'I am inadequate, not worthy of value, attention or love. No one notices me. I can’t trust people to meet my needs of love and attention.'..."
8January
Sermon by Greg Liston
Imagine what it’s going to be like in the city of God Imagine what you’ll see, what you’ll hear Imagine what you’ll do, what you’ll feel.
18December
Sermon by Steve Worsley
We use the word ‘hope’ quite a lot. Much of the time, hope lacks a sense of certainty. Yet hope is incredibly important to us. And a great way to understand that is to consider how life looks when there is no hope. It’s that kind of despair - lack of hope - that sits in the historical background to the Christmas story. But "when the time was right, God sent His Son".
11December
Sermon by Greg Liston
This sermon explores the truths of the Christmas Story through the window of Harry Potter. The great Scottish author George MacDonald once said that “Every tragedy of higher order … will correspond more or less to the grand drama of the Bible” and Harry Potter is no exception. *No Sermon Study is available this week. Download Greg's Sermon notes from 2003.
4December
Sermon by Steve Worsley
"You may or may not have seen the movie, The Blindside...When I saw it, it immediately made me think of Christmas". The first of three windows, this week we look at the Incarnation and ask how we can live out the Christmas story.