On Mothering Sunday we are called to be thankful for all those who surround us and all those who God is calling us to surround.

In the second talk in the series where we are examining the book of Habakkuk, Ben explains that the righteous live by faith and by turning towards Jesus and not simply by avoiding sin.

Ben concludes the Signs of the Kingdom sermon series where we have been exploring the signs of God's Kingdom in the Gospel of John.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ heals you, restores you and opens your eyes.

Ben tells us that trying harder will not transform our lives. Our lives can only be transformed if we desire Jesus to be with us. He will bring us safely to the shore.

Transformation does not start with a fanfare - it starts with a gentle whisper.

Ben illustrates that trusting in Jesus takes persistence and patience. The story of Jesus and the centurion shows us to believe and trust in God.

Ben kicks off our new sermon series where we will be looking at signs of the Kingdom of God in the Gospel of John.

Epiphany is important. Every spectrum of the human race is called to worship The King.

This King who is coming is going to turn the world upside down.

The Church is neither dead nor sleeping: it is rampant and the promise of God is true.

At the start of Advent Season we are reminded that evil has no power. From Genesis 3 onwards, the Bible tells us that God will win.

We need to keep moving and growing both collectively as a church and in our individual faith. As we give and however we give, we invest in God's kingdom.

In his Remembrance Sunday sermon, Ben suggests we should wear our poppies with humility in order to remember those who gave their lives.