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  1. 2d ago

    An Andrew Opportunity- Pastor Chris Parker

    Sunday Evening 27/09/26

  2. 5d ago

    The Most Influential Book You’ve Never Read - David Taylor

    How has the Bible shaped the Western world—even for people who have never read it? In The Most Influential Book You’ve Never Read, David Taylor explores the Bible’s influence on Western civilization, human dignity, justice, equality, law, education, science, compassion and our understanding of humanity. Beginning with Jesus’ words in Matthew 22—“Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s”—David focuses on Genesis 1:27 and the truth that every person is made in the image of God, or Imago Dei. If a coin bears Caesar’s image, what does it mean that you bear the image of God? This message examines how the biblical view of human worth has shaped ideas of justice, equality, servant leadership, freedom of conscience, repentance, redemption and care for the vulnerable. David also considers the Bible’s impact on education, universities, science, art, language, law, hospitals and social compassion. From the prophets confronting kings to Jesus washing His disciples’ feet, this sermon asks whether Western society can preserve its moral values after abandoning the biblical story from which many of them emerged. Ultimately, this is a message about your worth before God. You were made in His image. You have value. You are loved—and so is every person around you.

    The Most Influential Book You’ve Never Read - David Taylor

  3. Sep 25

    The Blood That Speaks - David Parry

    Sunday Evening 20/09/26

  4. Sep 23

    Believe for the impossible - Pastor Luke Taylor

    Recorded at our Men's Conference 2026

  5. Sep 22

    Unstoppable: Barriers Fall Down - Pastor Luke Taylor

    What happens when God challenges the boundaries of who we think can be reached by the Gospel? In this powerful message from the Book of Acts, Pastor Luke Taylor explores the story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10–11—one of the most significant turning points in the early Church. Through Peter’s vision, Cornelius’ encounter with God, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Gentiles, we see God tear down a barrier that would change the course of Christianity forever. Peter discovers a truth that followers of Jesus still need to remember today: the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for everyone. No nation, background, social group, reputation or circumstance places someone beyond the reach of God’s grace. But this message goes even deeper. Peter hadn’t simply rejected people like Cornelius—he had never imagined they were people God might send him to reach. His understanding of God’s mission had to become bigger. Pastor Luke challenges us to ask: Who is outside our circle? Who have we stopped praying for? And who have we never even considered reaching with the Gospel? Discover how God prepares people and circumstances long before we can see what He is doing, why obedience matters when God says “Go”, and how Jesus ultimately destroyed the greatest barrier of all—the separation between sinful humanity and a holy God through the cross. The same God who brought Peter and Cornelius together is still at work today, preparing hearts, opening doors and calling His Church to take the good news of Jesus beyond familiar boundaries.

    Unstoppable: Barriers Fall Down - Pastor Luke Taylor

  6. Sep 15

    A Changed Life - Pastor Cliff Henderson

    What happens when a person truly encounters Jesus Christ? In this powerful message from Acts 9, Pastor Cliff Henderson explores the remarkable transformation of Saul of Tarsus following his encounter with the risen Jesus on the Damascus Road. Saul went from persecuting the Church to boldly preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. His changed life affected everyone around him — the people of Damascus, the early Church, and even those who opposed the Gospel. Pastor Cliff looks at what genuine Christian transformation means for believers today: being born again, experiencing the joy of salvation, becoming a new creation in Christ, sharing the Gospel, standing firm in spiritual warfare, and allowing our lives to make a difference for the Kingdom of God. The same Holy Spirit who transformed Saul still changes lives today. Are we still carrying the joy of our salvation? Is our light shining in a dark world? And is our life having an effect for God? Be encouraged to remember what Jesus has done in your life, keep the fire of faith burning, stand firm against the enemy, and continue being transformed from glory to glory.

    A Changed Life - Pastor Cliff Henderson

  7. Sep 8

    Unstoppable: Enemy To Evangelist - Pastor Luke Taylor

    Is anyone beyond the grace of God? Can the person who seems furthest from Jesus become one of His greatest witnesses? In this message from the Unstoppable series, Pastor Luke Taylor explores the dramatic conversion of Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus in Acts 9:1–20. Saul begins the chapter as a feared persecutor of the early church, determined to arrest those who follow Jesus. But one encounter with the risen Christ changes everything. The enemy of the Gospel becomes an evangelist proclaiming that Jesus is the Son of God. But Saul’s conversion is only part of the story. This sermon also looks closely at Ananias, the ordinary disciple God calls to approach the very man Christians in Damascus are afraid of. His understandable hesitation raises an important challenge for every believer: have we decided that some people are simply too hostile, too broken, too sinful or too far gone for God to save? Through the story of Saul and Ananias, discover how God’s grace reaches the unlikely, the hostile and the written-off, and how God sometimes has to change not only the person receiving grace, but also the way His people see them. Pastor Luke explores: • Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus • Why Saul was blinded for three days • Ananias’ fear and obedience to God • Why no one is beyond salvation • Sharing the Gospel with difficult or hostile people • Trusting God with people we think will never change • How God redirects passion for His Kingdom • What the conversion of Paul teaches Christians today • The power of obedience, evangelism and the grace of God Saul entered Damascus intending to arrest Christians. Instead, he was baptised, filled with the Holy Spirit, and immediately began preaching Jesus in the very synagogues he had intended to search for believers. His story is a powerful reminder that nobody is too far gone for God. The same Jesus who met Saul on the Damascus road is still able to transform lives today. And like Ananias, we are called not to ration grace according to who we think deserves it, but to trust what God can do with even the most unlikely person.

    Unstoppable: Enemy To Evangelist - Pastor Luke Taylor

  8. Sep 4

    The Power Of Christian Testimony - Greg Maughan

    Sunday Evening 30/08/26

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