In the first sermon of a new series looking at God’s work through women of faith, Laura looks at Deborah. In Deborah, God raises an unlikely leader.

In her final sermon as Ordinand at St Mary’s, Laura reminds us that we are called to love others because Jesus loved us first.

On Palm Sunday, Laura asks what our response is to Jesus. Are you lining up ready to greet him and allow him to change your life, or are you like the priests in the temple, struggling to receive him as King and Messiah?

We have received forgiveness from God and we are called to forgive.

Jesus’ presence on earth brought God’s kingdom in to the midst of the people.

On Christmas Eve, Laura’s message for us is that we may know the love of the father and his presence with us through the Holy Spirit.

Jesus came to bring light into the darkness, just as God had done at the creation. At this year’s Festival of Carols and Readings Laura invites us to experience the everlasting light of Jesus.

In the forth sermon of the Parables series, Laura tells us that the central message of the Parable of the Unjust Judge is to pray persistently. Prayer changes everything.

Laura examines the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard and how the last will be first and the first will be last.

Laura explores Colossians 2:6-23, looking at the themes of freedom, forgiveness, fullness and faith.

In the final sermon of the series where we have been looking at the Book of Joshua, Laura tells us of the importance of passing on our faith to the next generation and encouraging one another.

On Easter Day, Laura tells us that the transforming power of the resurrection is not just for those who witnessed the empty tomb - it is for all of us today.

On Christmas Day, Laura shares the Good News of Jesus’ birth.

In the time of Isaiah, Israel was in a dark place but Isaiah looks forward in light and hope.

Laura kicks of our new sermon series: Reach! Through Psalm 63 she looks at how we reach up in worship.