
The Emmaus Road: Pledge Your Allegiance
Pastor Tim reminds us of a simple truth: Jesus is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, and our response should be submission and praise. Originally Recorded 01/03/2026
Catch up on our recent Sunday services, as one of our team explores God's word with us each week.
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Pastor Tim reminds us of a simple truth: Jesus is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, and our response should be submission and praise. Originally Recorded 01/03/2026

This week we take a deep dive into scripture and explore the significance of the role of the High Priest, and what it means for Jesus to fulfil this responsibility. Originally Recorded 22/02/2026

Pastor Tim shares from Psalm 42, and reminds us the importance of looking to God and putting our trust in Him for rest and strength. Originally Recorded 15/02/2026

Pastor Tim launches our new series looking at Jesus revealed throughout scripture (Luke 24:27), starting with a reflection of Jesus as the passover lamb. Originally recorded 8/2/26

Pastor Tim concludes our series exploring the book of Acts, with this study through Acts 16 and Acts 27, reminding us of what it means to put our trust in God. Originally Recorded 25/01/26

In the penultimate sermon in our series studying the book of Acts, Pastor Tim dives into Acts 17 and Paul's message to the community in Athens. Originally Recorded 18/01/26

Pastor Tim brings in 2026 with a message from Philippians 3, about how we step into the future God has for each of us. Originally recorded 11/01/26

Noah Quinnell unpacks John 4 and explores what it means for Jesus to be our living water.

Noah Quinnell unpacks how we see growth leading to opposition, and how God works powerfully through all things. Originally Recorded 19/10/2025

As we pick back up our series studying through the book of Acts, Tim reminds us about the values, passions and purposes of the early church and what that means for us today.