Meg speaks on our Baptism Sunday about the joy of a life transformed by Jesus and the resurrection community he forms us into.

Meg continues our Exodus teaching series at our 6PM gathering, exploring the story of God's provision for Israel in the wilderness through daily bread.

This week Ali continues our Exodus teaching series at our morning gatherings, diving into the story of God's provision for Israel in the wilderness through daily bread.

Jon speaks on the famous Red Sea narrative, showing us how Israel’s deliverance is a reorientation of identity, desire, and faith. Yahweh moves His people from being used and dehumanised to being loved, led, and dignified, and where there is a temptation to return to the safety of the familiar, this passage calls us into risky, unknown obedience, inviting us to recognise our own “in-between” places, trusting that God not only delivers but also defends.

Emily speaks on Try Church Sunday about the transformation power of the love of God.

Juliet continues our Exodus teaching series, showing us how the Passover teaches us what we are saved from, saved by and saved for.

Jon continues our series in Exodus by exploring the familiar yet complex passages that describe the 7 plagues Yahweh brings on Egypt and the hardening of Pharoah's heart, in which we ultimately find the answer to the question of "Where is God when it seems that evil is winning?"

Katy continues our Exodus teaching series by showing us how the pivotal narrative of Moses and the burning bush links back to the opening pages of Scripture, showing us how God turns places of wilderness to places of presence and encounter – a pattern ultimately fulfilled in Jesus.

Kicking off our new teaching series through the book of Exodus, Tom explores how the Exodus story echoes through the whole of Scripture - from Genesis to Revelation - until we meet the source of the sound in full volume on page one of the New Testament: Jesus of Nazareth.

On Pentecost Sunday, Katy concludes our teaching series on the gifts of the Spirit by looking at the often misunderstood and sometimes intimidating gift of Tongues - giving us an accessible How, What & Why, and encouraging us all to eagerly desire this powerful spiritual gift.

This week Emily takes us through not one specific but an overview of all the gifts, including those often given less attention like "helping", "administration" and "mercy". Here we see that we all have something to contribute as we play our part in the renewal of the city.