Easter Sunday reminds us of the empty tomb. But how can the word empty be full of power, hope, and purpose? Ellie Watson explores the meaning of the empty tomb and why the resurrection of Jesus still matters today.
Making Jesus known to everyone, everywhere
Making Jesus known to everyone, everywhere
Sermons on Matthew
In today’s fast-paced world, our ambition often overshadows the importance of contentment. Miselo Kangwa speaks on how this does not need to be the case for Christians.
Mark Oliver shares the journey of Torch, an organisation that provides a helping hand from local churches to the community of Reading. Speaking from Matthew 7, Mark explores what it means to do the will of the Father.
Looking at Matthew 17:20, George Dunn speaks on how we should have faith like a mustard seed; the role of faith in overcoming challenges, trusting in God’s unfailing power.
Billy Fenning challenges us to allow God to take ownership of our lives. Our lives are not our own, we belong to God and no one can serve two masters.
As Christians we have a paradox: as we mature the younger we become! On Insight Morning Keith Jackson speaks on how as disciples we are growing up to be a child.
Keith Jackson concludes our series on mission by exploring the biblical basis of mission in the New Testament.
Concluding our Christmas teaching series, Ellie Watson speaks at our Carol Service on Jesus – the wanted King.
Keith Jackson speaks about the gifts that The Magi brought to Jesus after His birth. And while they may seem odd or unwanted gifts to us today, at the time they were highly valued. However, the most important gift is the one that God gave us: Jesus!
Why do I believe in church? Billy Fenning speaks on how the church is God’s means to bring transformation to the world.