Sunday 16th August 2026 In Matthew 5:21–32, Jesus takes us beyond simply keeping the rules and asks a much deeper question: what is going on in our hearts? He speaks about anger, lust, relationships and faithfulness — real issues, for real people, then and now. And through it all, Jesus shows us that Kingdom Living isn’t simply about looking good on the outside. Jesus is after the heart.
2nd August 2026 A new series in the Sermon on the Mount considering Jesus' words: "You are the salt of the earth... You are the light of the world." (Matthew 5:13–16)
Origins:6 - 8th February 2025 - Looking at Genesis 3:8–24 under the theme:The Fall and the Fracture: The Consequences We’ll be thinking about what went wrong in God’s good world, why life today is marked by brokenness, pain, and struggle — and where real and lasting hope is found.
Origins:5 - 1st February 2025 - Relationships are fractured. Work is exhausting. Rest is hard to find. Weeds choke what should grow. Rivers meant to give life now bring destruction. Where did it all go wrong? This Sunday we turn to Genesis 3 and begin to trace the story of what happened — and why it still matters for our lives today.
Origins:4 - 25th January 2026 - This week we’ll be in Genesis 2, thinking together about how God has embedded rhythms of work and rest into his good creation.
Origins 3 - 18th January 2026 - Continuing our Origins series by turning to Genesis 2, where we discover God’s design for community not as an optional extra, but as essential to a flourishing life.
Origins 2 - 11th January 2026 - Looking at the opening chapters of the Bible, and this week we’ll be exploring what it means to be made in the image of God — created with care, dignity, and purpose, and invited into restored relationship with Him.
Origins:1 - 4th January 2026 - A new teaching series in Genesis 1–11 called Origins. These opening chapters of the Bible help us think clearly about God, the world, and what it means to be human. As we listen to God’s Word, we’ll also share Communion together, remembering Christ at the centre of our story.
Creation Groans Life is full of groans—from everyday frustrations to the deep pains of a broken world. The Bible is honest about this: creation groans, we groan, and even God’s Spirit groans with us. Yet harvest reminds us that groaning is not the end of the story. In Christ, we have a sure hope that one day groaning will give way to glory. 5th October 2025