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A Letter To The Church in Laodicea - Neither Hot Nor Cold

A letter to the church in Philadelphia – Can You See The Open Door That I've Placed In Front Of You?

A Letter to The Church in Sardis - Dead or Alive?

A letter to the church in Thyatira - Choose this day who you will serve Perhaps the greatest challenge to our faith and to God’s people today is compromise. We are called to be people who live in the world but are not of the world; set apart by our holiness. But how can we do this, whilst remaining relevant to the culture that exists around us?

A letter to the church at Smyrna - Be faithful whatever our circumstances because Christ has the victory

A Letter To The Church In Ephesus: Do Not Lose Your First Love All too easily, we forget that church is not the building or the organisation but a community of God’s people, called to love him; called to love one another; and called to love those outside of the church family. You might think you’ve heard this a hundred times; don’t underestimate today, that God may have something new to say.

On Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey – hardly what you’d expect of a King. We might be tempted to think that it was because he couldn’t find a chariot, but it was simply another part of God’s plan - something that had been foretold by the prophets we read of in the Old Testament. Join us as we explore what it was that made this King different?

When Paul and Silas found themselves in prison, they continued to worship God. His response? Not only did he create an earthquake that released them from their chains, but He also gave them an opportunity to tell their captors about Jesus.