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Author: Ian Peacock

Cleansed, Changed, Connected – The Meaning Of Baptism

Four people recently made public commitments to their faith in Jesus as their Lord and Saviour! Watch and listen back as we explored the meaning of baptism, and as we celebrated the commitments made by those who were baptised.

Coming Up (November 2025)

A look back at the previous month, and a look forward to what’s coming up.

We Need Everyone Together

to a divided church, Paul highlighted the character that individuals needed to ensure that everyone could move forward together.

On Sunday, we began a new 7-part sermon series, exploring Ephesians chapter 4.

A Better Story: It’s about Freedom

Rules come at us from many places. Some protect us while others restrict and diminish us. What do we do for the eyes of man, rather than for the love of, and submission to God?

Coming Up (July 2025)

A look back at the previous month, and a look forward to what’s coming up.

A Better Story: Jesus Is Bigger Than You Imagine

Jesus is the centre of the universe, and only in him does everything hold together. He should be the centre of our lives too.

True Peace – Palm Sunday

We all want peace: world peace and personal peace. But do we know what will bring us the peace we all seek?

In his final week on earth, Jesus entered a city that was in turmoil, but they didn’t recognise him as the one who offered the only thing we all really need – peace with God.

Coming Up (April 2025)

A look back at the previous month, and a look forward to what’s coming up.

Why Death Doesn’t Get The Last Word

What has happened to all those who have died waiting for Jesus to return? What will eternal life be like? How does this hope help us live well now? On Sunday, we explored the possible answers behind these questions.

Living With Suffering

Many of us live with prayers that have not yet been answered. What is the place of suffering and the ‘unhealed’ in the life of faith when we want to live honestly but also hopefully?

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