The people expect light but wait in darkness. Amos manages their expectations so that they can acknowledge the gifts God has already given them and participate more fully in the means of their own salvation.

Our making a noise to God in worship declares the future reality of a life that is to come.

In the final sermon of this series, Ben asks, ‘Do you know the author of your faith?’

We are a people defined by love: love for God and love for each other. Gathering together defines us as a church as we love each other.

Jesus has offered a sacrifice that means we know the presence of God in our life with security and hope. We should order our lives to reflect this.

God leads us in the fulness of life. Our eyes and focus should always be on him.

Step out with boldness and follow Jesus.

On Pentecost Sunday Ben looks at the fascinating links between the story of The Tower of Babel and Pentecost.

In the third sermon in the series, Ben explores chapter three: the first sin and its punishment.

In Part II, Ben explores chapter two, and an alternative account of the creation story.

Ben kicks off a new series where we will be exploring the early part of the Book of Genesis. In Part I he looks at the creation story.

In his Easter Day sermon, Ben encourages us to take a step forward into God’s new creation.

Like his ancestors King David and King Solomon, Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey. The core of this message is that Jesus is the true and rightful king.