On Remembrance Sunday, Laura looks at James 4:1-12, the root of conflict, and living a life of humility.

God keeps his promises; on the final day Jesus will return and all brokenness and pain will be taken away.

Laura encourages us to open our hearts to the Holy Spirit.

Laura begins a new series or sermons where we will be exploring The Letter to the Hebrews. In the first of the series, Laura looks at how the writer of the letter encourages the early Christians to ‘stick with it’.

Jesus brings salvation and restoration to Zaccheus. Through Jesus we can all share in this restoration. One day all things will be healed and restored.

In a time of temptation Jesus turns towards God.

Laura introduces the new sermon series for Advent where we will be exploring the Revelation to John. This book is not scary! It is a book of hope and blessing.

The Holy Spirit is encountered in different ways by different people - we just need to be open and receptive to receive it.

Laura examines the true meaning of communion and how the act of communion changes our lives and brings us closer to Jesus.

Esther and Mordecai bring their plan to fruition by faith, courage, strength, integrity, patience and total trust in God in the face of adversity.

Who do you say Jesus is? Do you take time out in your daily life to seek the presence of God? Do you see the light of Jesus shining through?

Nehemiah is a man of prayer and action and always does what is right in the eyes of God. What is your role in the Kingdom of God? Is your role defined by God or by others?

Jesus extends an invitation to Zaccheus. Zaccheus responds and is transformed both inwardly and through his subsequent actions.

We are called to be different, to actively participate in our own salvation, trust God, encourage others and to shine like stars in the sky.

In today’s world of many voices, who will you listen to today - the voices of the world or the voice of the spirit of the living God?

When we lose things we feel loss and sadness. When we find them we rejoice.