Join our guest speaker, Nadim Nassar, a Doctor of Divinity and an Anglican father who leads the Awareness Foundation, as he delivers a profound message rooted in Luke 13:10-17.

Drawing from his extensive experience working tirelessly in Syria, both before and during the conflict, Nadim shares poignant reflections on the ongoing challenges faced by Christians. He challenges our understanding of 'civilisation,' suggesting that true progress is impossible without the "mind of Christ". Nadim guides us through the story of Jesus healing a woman crippled for 18 years on the Sabbath, highlighting how Jesus "saw" her when her own community remained blind to her suffering, choosing instead to focus on the letter of the law.
This powerful sermon explores how Jesus's act was not merely a healing but a radical act of liberation, not only for the "daughter of Abraham" but for all who carry God's image.

Ewen delves into the vital theme of trusting in the King who is in control, drawing powerful lessons from three consecutive stories found in Matthew's Gospel (chapters 8 and 9.)
You'll discover how Jesus's authority is vividly displayed as he calms a furious storm on the Sea of Galilee, demonstrating his sovereignty over nature and rebuking his disciples' fear and "little faith".

The sermon then explores the dramatic encounter with demon-possessed men in the region of the Gaderenes, revealing Jesus's absolute power over evil spirits and affirming that he is the Son of God.

Finally, Ewen discusses the profound moment when Jesus heals a paralytic man, showcasing his divine authority not only to restore physical health but, crucially, to forgive sins. Through these narratives, we are invited to witness Jesus as King over everything – our circumstances, the spiritual realm, and our deepest spiritual needs

In this inspiring sermon, Alan Scotland delves into the profound truth that God orchestrates miracles in the mediocre and the ordinary aspects of our lives. Drawing powerfully from the story of Moses in Exodus chapter 3, Alan highlights how God encountered Moses in a seemingly unremarkable desert environment, through a burning bush that did not burn up. This narrative beautifully illustrates that God's presence is not confined to the extraordinary but profoundly transforms the everyday.

Alan encourages us to embrace God's timing and to stop making excuses about our age, busyness, or perceived limitations.

Guest speaker, Pastor Tony Martin, invites you to explore the profound distinction between the terrifying encounter with God at Mount Sinai in Exodus 19 and the joyful, unrestricted access Christians now experience at Mount Zion in Hebrews 12.
Tony contrasts the fear, darkness, and strict boundaries of the Old Covenant with the welcome, freedom, and intimate presence found in the New Covenant through Jesus.

This sermon offers a vital insight into who we have come to and where we have come to as believers, shifting our focus from past limitations to our glorious present reality in Christ.

Join Andrew Scotland as he explores the profound significance of loyalty, revealing it as a cornerstone of life itself. Delving into the biblical narrative of King David and the tumultuous events of 2 Samuel 19, this sermon offers a rich tapestry of characters, each illustrating different facets of allegiance and betrayal.

Andrew outlines what it truly means to live a life marked by unwavering loyalty to God and others. You will learn the importance of healing divisions and actively seeking unity, recognising them as vital fruits of loyalty. The sermon highlights the often-underestimated spiritual gift of encouragement, showing how it revitalises and prepares individuals for life's battles

Ultimately, this sermon serves as a powerful call to be "ironhearted" in our faith, choosing love and gentleness, and echoing the prophetic declaration: "I am loyal."

Join Alan Scotland as he delves into the boundless, immeasurable, and utterly astonishing love of God, drawing profound insights from Ephesians 3:14-19.
Alan unpacks how God's love is extravagant, not doing anything in half measure, designed to pour into believers until they are filled to overflowing with the fullness of God.
Far from being a mere concept or theological idea, God's love is presented as a living presence and an active force that powerfully overcomes death, fear, and rejection. Discover that God's love is not conditional on our actions; it precedes our performance and was present even before creation was formed and before we were born. It’s an everlasting love that does not expire when we fail, sin, or hold wrong attitudes, enduring through every season of change in our lives.

Join Alan, as he delves into the profound subject of God's unfailing love, a force so vast as a river that never ever runs dry.
This powerful message is crucial for anyone navigating life's highs and lows, offering an understanding of a love that "passes all understanding" and more powerful than the negativity within ourselves.
Drawing from decades of pastoral care experience, Alan highlights that for many, the deep-seated belief that they are not loved is a major issue God seeks to resolve. Discover that God's love is "the greatest force in the universe", an "unrelenting" and "powerful commitment to creation and to eternity" that embraces, delivers, heals, and adjusts us in our attitudes.

Focusing on 1 Samuel chapter 13, Andrew unpacks the narrative of King Saul, highlighting the central tension between what is "asked for" and "hearing God".
Hardship serves as a "sifting" process, distinguishing those who remain faithful to God from those who scatter. Saul's actions reveal a reliance on human strength and numbers, contrasting with God's focus on the heart and trust. Andrew explains that Saul's disobedience involved neglecting both the logos (written scripture) and the rhema (prophetic instruction), demonstrating a failure to truly listen and endure God's word. Are we prone to "giving God a hand" out of impatience, like Abraham or Uzziah, which can lead to unforeseen negative consequences.