Teri-Anne continues into chapter two of Mark’s gospel and explores the forgiving, welcoming nature of Jesus.

In the second sermon of the series, Teri-Anne looks at being Called and Sent. Where is Jesus leading you in 2026? Where is he asking you to drop your net?

Teri-Anne introduced the theme of ‘JOY’ in our first Christmas service. The pathway to joy is not in the shops… joy is not something that you can buy; it’s something that you receive.

Teri-Anne continues to explore our advent theme, ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through the Gospel of Matthew, Teri-Anne looks at Following Children into Joy.

Come to Jesus, the true shepherd, and you will lack nothing.

Freedom in Christ is not just a personal reality but a calling to achieve redemption for others.

Paul tells the Galatians that God’s promise still stands and blossoms through Christ.

When was the last time you noticed God’s presence in the everyday?

In the first of our Summer Reset sermon series, Teri-Anne looks at staying rooted in Christ, secure in God’s love.

God is calling us to live with integrity, honesty and humility, pursuing holiness in the ordinary places we find ourselves.

Pentecost symbolises God within us. It reminds us that we have been given the power to go out into the world and bring the power of heaven down to earth.

Teri-Anne explores Paul’s Letter to the Romans, focusing on encouraging us to use our individual talents to serve the church, and to serve each other.

Teri-Anne begins the a sermon series where we will be looking at what it means to live as the body of Christ. In this sermon, Come: Let Us Draw Near, she focuses on the importance of coming to church and being part of the community.

The parable of the wedding banquet challenges us to reflect on the character of God and the nature of our response to the call of Jesus.

Teri- Anne explores The Beatitudes, the introduction to the the sermon on the mount, where the blessings of God’s kingdom are revealed.

Everyone is invited to take communion. It is a reminder of God’s covenant with us and it is a gift of grace that cannot be bought.

In the final sermon of this series, Teri-Anne tells us that how fear of the Lord, when properly understood, will lead us into the fullness of advent joy.

In the final sermon of the series, James passes on his wisdom to the community that he is writing to, encouraging them to thrive.

The tongue cannot be tamed but we can ask the Holy Spirit to help us that when we speak we are filled with joy, peace, patience, gentleness, kindness, goodness, good news, self control and love.

Teri-Anne begins our new sermon series where we will be exploring The Letter of James.