Alan looks at the gift of prophesy through Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians.

On Trinity Sunday, Alan looks at the complex subject of the Holy Trinity.

Alan looks at the Apostle Thomas and his transformation when confronted by the risen Jesus.

Alleluia! Christ is risen. He is risen indeed, Alleluia!

Who do you say I am? Alan looks at identity and discipleship in the Gospel of Mark.

In chapter three of Mark’s Gospel, Alan looks at the first sending-out of the disciples.

Compassion that Transforms. Alan looks at the end of the first chapter of Mark.

Alan explores prayer as a rhythm; a continual connection with God.

Alan begins the first in a new series where we will be looking at six of Jesus’ most well-known parables.

Alan begins a new sermon series where we will be exploring The Book of Joshua. In the opening chapter, God tells Joshua to be strong and courageous.

Alan looks at the story of Jesus healing the man at the pool on the Sabbath.

Alan kicks off the first sermon in a new series looking at People Jesus Met.

In his New Year’s Eve sermon, Alan calls for us to pool our resources to spread the good news of the light of Jesus throughout the world.

In Hebrews Chapter 4, Alan explores the theme of journeying and then resting.

When we contemplate death we can take comfort that we can look forward in certainty to the eternal joy of the glorious presence of Jesus.

We encourage people in certain practices to help them grow in faith and seek to serve God.

God guides us through tough situations towards a richer, more fulfilled life and eventually to everlasting life.

We can learn a lot from the example David sets following the death of Saul and Jonathan. It teaches us a lot about God’s perfect way of living particularly when we face adversity and conflict.

The flesh may be weak but the Holy Spirit is strong and empowers us in our daily lives

Alan begins the first of a new sermon series where we are looking at the theme of Peace.