Current series: Philippians.

September-December 2020

Through the autumn we'll be looking at Paul's letter to the Philippians. It's a fairly short book, so we're encouraging people to read it several times throughout the term. We've put together two reading plans – one that takes you through the whole book in seven days, and another in just five!

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Sermons for this series will be during our online meet-up on Sunday mornings and then uploaded here afterwards. There will also be a mid-week podcast episode where the preachers will take a longer, chatty look at the week's theme. Many of our City Groups this term will also be following along and talking about Philippians; join a City Group and use the opportunity to build new relationships whilst digging deeper into scripture!

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Summer one-offs.

August 2020

Not every talk has to be part of a series. Over the summer we took some time to hear from specific people about what they felt God would say to us at the moment.

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Previous series: Hospitality.

One-week of focussed talks. (9th-15th August 2020)

We're setting aside a week to focus on the subject of hospitality. Daniel's put together one sermon and six daily bitesized videos. We're releasing one video a day on this page, but if you'd like to get ahead, you can see all the videos here.

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Previous series: A revelation of Jesus.

Reading through Revelation together. (May -August 2020 )

Over the summer of 2020, we read through the whole of Revelation together! There were dragons, angels, weird beasts, and a whole lot of worship. On top of all of that, the whole book is a revelation of Jesus.

Each day, to help us reflect on what we were reading, we published a new video where one of our preachers took a look at that day's passage. You can see all the series' content by clicking on the button below. 

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Previous series: Women in God's story.

Looking at some of the women in the Bible. (April 2020 - May 2020)

Recommended talks.

A selection of Sunday sermons from our archive that cover some important topics. 

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