The start of the New Testament is a promise of new life, a new King and a new creation.

Ben tells us to look beyond the trappings of the church building and the service and focus on the Grace of God, revealed in Jesus Christ and exemplified in hi death and resurrection.

On Confirmation Sunday, Bishop Emma tells us that in Confirmation God calls us by name and makes us his own.

Everyone is invited to take communion. It is a reminder of God’s covenant with us and it is a gift of grace that cannot be bought.

We are called to be evangelists and to bring about God’s kingdom here on earth. We are all called to be God’s church.

We come to church for many reasons, but the first reason must always be for Jesus, the Son of the Living God.

On Christmas Eve, Laura’s message for us is that we may know the love of the father and his presence with us through the Holy Spirit.

In the final sermon of this series, Teri-Anne tells us that how fear of the Lord, when properly understood, will lead us into the fullness of advent joy.

Jesus came to bring light into the darkness, just as God had done at the creation. At this year’s Festival of Carols and Readings Laura invites us to experience the everlasting light of Jesus.

When you think of the name ‘Jesus’, what image is conjured up in your mind?

In the third sermon of the series, Cara tells us that the fear if the Lord means that he will give us all that we need to follow him.