In the last of this series, Vicar David explores the theme of Christian Hope.
Although Peter does not use the word very much, his letter is all about Hope (Hope with …a capital H!). Christian Hope is not just for when we die. We believe in Life before death too. Peter’s letter encourages us to be bearers of Hope and sharers of Hope.
In the last of this series, Vicar David explores the theme of …
In the last of this series, Vicar David explores the theme of Christian Hope.
Although Peter does not use the word very much, his letter is all about Hope (Hope with …a capital H!). Christian Hope is not just for when we die. We believe in Life before death too. Peter’s letter encourages us to be bearers of Hope and sharers of Hope.
One of Peter’s most “quotable quotes” is 1 Peter 3:15. “Always be …
One of Peter’s most “quotable quotes” is 1 Peter 3:15. “Always be ready to give an explanation of the hope that you have in you.” In this video, we explore …what it means to be confident in Mission – reaching out to the world. Peter’s message is simple but not easy. And, as the 1st part of the verse makes clear, we need to pray before we speak.
Many of us may say that we have confidence in God but not much in the …
Many of us may say that we have confidence in God but not much in the institution known as the church. Peter encourages us to renew our confidence in who …we are the Body of Christ and in our calling to be the New Israel.
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different …
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different challenges from even 30 years ago. Peter was writing to scattered groups of Christians over 2000 years ago – but …has plenty to say to us in our situation today.
Peter encourages us to have confidence and faith in God – and in our own identity as those “redeemed by the precious blood of the Lamb.”
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different …
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different challenges from even 30 years ago. The 1st Letter of Peter was written to scattered groups of Christians over 2000 …years ago – but it has plenty to say to us in our situation today.
In this second talk of the series, Vicar David helps us to consider the first step in being able to live with confidence in this complicated world…
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different …
Life is getting more complicated and Christians today face different challenges from even 30 years ago. The 1st Letter of Peter was written to scattered groups of Christians over 2000 …years ago – but it has plenty to say to us in our situation today.
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we see how God loves us so much that He is ready to take huge risks for us. “A risk-taking God needs a risk-taking church”. …Are we ready to take risks for Him?
As you stand at the empty tomb, what risk is the Risen Christ asking you to take?
Happy Easter Everyone!
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we see how God loves us so much that He …
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we see how God loves us so much that He is ready to take huge risks for us. “A risk-taking God needs a risk-taking church”. …Are we ready to take risks for Him?
As you stand at the empty tomb, what risk is the Risen Christ asking you to take?
Happy Easter Everyone!
On the day of Pentecost, Jesus’ followers were “all together in one …
On the day of Pentecost, Jesus’ followers were “all together in one place.”
Where was the place? Luke doesn’t tell us – presumably because it doesn’t matter.
God is doing a …new thing and the Spirit falls wherever the disciples are gathered…
When Christians preach, we preach about Jesus, but when Jesus began His ministry in Galilee, He preached about the Kingdom (of God). In this new series for the approaching season …of Lent, Vicar David begins by looking at the story of kingship in the Old Testament before asking what it means for us to pray, “Thy Kingdom come – here and now”.
When Christians preach, we preach about Jesus, but when Jesus began …
When Christians preach, we preach about Jesus, but when Jesus began His ministry in Galilee, He preached about the Kingdom (of God). In this new series for the approaching season …of Lent, Vicar David begins by looking at the story of kingship in the Old Testament before asking what it means for us to pray, “Thy Kingdom come – here and now”.
Jesus preached that the Kingdom was near and that the time was now; …
Jesus preached that the Kingdom was near and that the time was now; but then He taught us to pray for the Kingdom to come. In this video, Vicar David …begins to explore what might mean for the Kingdom to be “now and not yet”.
Every time we pray the Lord’s Prayer, we pray for the Kingdom to come …
Every time we pray the Lord’s Prayer, we pray for the Kingdom to come – not just in the future but “here and now”. In this video, Vicar David discovers …in John’s account of the Feeding of the 5000 that we are all called to “participate” in the work of the Kingdom and also that we might be called to be part of the answer to our own prayer.
The Kingdom Here & Now – 4. "Committed" to the Kingdom
You may hear someone referred to as “a committed Christian”, but is …
You may hear someone referred to as “a committed Christian”, but is there any other sort? The pandemic has generally made us commitment-shy, but in proclaiming the Kingdom, Jesus calls …us to radical commitment despite the obvious “Cost of Discipleship”
The Kingdom – Here & Now 5. Clinging on to the Kingdom!
Sometimes, we pray and get the “wrong” answer – or it seems as if we …
Sometimes, we pray and get the “wrong” answer – or it seems as if we get no answer at all. Those are times when we need to cling on to …the promises of the Kingdom – that God is good and is at work for our good. “Did I not tell you,” says Jesus, “that if you believe, you will see the glory of God”.
All four Gospels record how, on the first “Palm Sunday”, crowds …
All four Gospels record how, on the first “Palm Sunday”, crowds welcomed Jesus as he rode into Jerusalem. They welcomed Him as “King” but were they welcoming the Kingdom that …He proclaimed? God doesn’t seek to fit in with our agenda. He only does things “His way”.
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we see how God loves us so much that He …
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we see how God loves us so much that He is ready to take huge risks for us. “A risk-taking God needs a risk-taking church”. …Are we ready to take risks for Him?
As you stand at the empty tomb, what risk is the Risen Christ asking you to take?
Happy Easter Everyone!
Lots of people make New Year resolutions about being more active – and many of these fail to last.
In this new series, Vicar David explores what it might mean for …us to be Active Disciples as we seek to follow Jesus in 2023.
Lots of people make New Year resolutions about being more active – and …
Lots of people make New Year resolutions about being more active – and many of these fail to last.
In this new series, Vicar David explores what it might mean for …us to be Active Disciples as we seek to follow Jesus in 2023.
“Worship” is one of those words that we often use but perhaps without …
“Worship” is one of those words that we often use but perhaps without thinking much what it means. As part of this series about Active Discipleship, Vicar David explains that …worship is always a choice. In thinking about what makes for “Good Worship”, he looks again at the familiar account of the journey – and worship – of the Magi (Matthew 2:1-12)
Active Discipleship 2. Relationships – "Make every effort"
God calls us into relationship – firstly with Him and then with each …
God calls us into relationship – firstly with Him and then with each other. Discipleship is something that we are supposed to do together – but right from the earliest …times, the church has seen arguments and conflict. Nine times, the New Testament urges us to “make every effort” in our relationships. What might that mean for you?
Active Discipleship 3. Everyone Welcome (Radical Hospitality)
Most churches would describe themselves as “Friendly and Welcoming”, …
Most churches would describe themselves as “Friendly and Welcoming”, but is that really the case? Jesus’ ministry was one of Radical Hospitality – welcoming and including those who did not …“fit in”. In Acts, we see how the early church had to learn to adapt as non-Jews accepted the Gospel. How might the church need to change today?
Active Discipleship – 4. Mission – "Building Bridges"
There is a growing gulf between the church and those who have not yet …
There is a growing gulf between the church and those who have not yet met with Jesus. Apart from at Christmas they are not likely to come to us, so …we have to go to them.
Where is God already at work locally? How can we join in? What bridges do we need to build? And do we have the courage to cross them?
What is the Church for? It’s a question that doesn’t very often get …
What is the Church for? It’s a question that doesn’t very often get asked; but the answer is, “to make disciples”. In Matthew 28, Jesus didn’t tell us to make …churchgoers but to make disciples.
Each of us who follows Jesus does so because someone told us about Him and introduced us to Him. In the last of this series, we discover that all our Active discipleship points to making Disciples. It’s what we’re all about.
Hear What the Spirit Says to The Churches – 7. Letter to Laodicea
In the last of this series, we read the letter to the church at Laodicea. Jesus had harsh words for these comfortable, “lukewarm” Christians, but also made to them, and …to us, the most wonderful promise of all…
Hear What the Spirit Says to The Churches – 7. Letter to Laodicea
In the last of this series, we read the letter to the church at …
In the last of this series, we read the letter to the church at Laodicea. Jesus had harsh words for these comfortable, “lukewarm” Christians, but also made to them, and …to us, the most wonderful promise of all…
Hear What The Spirit says to The Churches – 6. Philadelphia
The letter to the church in Philadelphia is one of encouragement for …
The letter to the church in Philadelphia is one of encouragement for those churches and Christians who faithfully follow Jesus in the place where they are. Jesus promises that …those who persevere will become “pillars in the temple of God”. Who are the “pillars” in your local church?
Hear what the Spirit says to the Churches 5. The Letter to Sardis
For students of Revelation, Sardis is known as “The Dead Church”. This …
For students of Revelation, Sardis is known as “The Dead Church”. This Letter points not to conflict nor persecution nor even sin as the root of the problem; instead, …this is a letter challenging complacency. It spoke to the church in Sardis – and it speaks powerfully to the church today.
"Hear what the Spirit says to the churches" – 4 Thyatira
On the surface the church at Thyatira (Rev 2: 18-29) was doing well, …
On the surface the church at Thyatira (Rev 2: 18-29) was doing well, but it was actually tolerating deliberate sin. In this letter, Jesus speaks to the church then and …now about the call to purity. In Psalm 24, we see that it is not enough to have clean hands, we need to seek a pure heart.
"Hear What The Spirit Says To The Churches" – 2. The Letter to Smyrna
The church at Smyrna was struggling under persecution – from the Roman …
The church at Smyrna was struggling under persecution – from the Roman authorities and the local Jewish synagogue. They needed a firm faith in the resurrection of Jesus from the …dead. And so do we…
"Hear what the Spirit says to the churches" – 1. Ephesus
Vicar David explores the first of the 7 letters in the Book of …
Vicar David explores the first of the 7 letters in the Book of Revelation. The Church in Ephesus was strong, resilient and doing lots of things right – but, says …Jesus, they “had forsaken their first love”. This letter challenges us about our priorities and motives and calls us to put love at the centre of all that we do.
"Hear what the Spirit says to the churches" – Introduction
In this video, Vicar David introduces a new series looking at the 7 …
In this video, Vicar David introduces a new series looking at the 7 letters in Revelation chapters 2 & 3. He begins with a general overview and helps us to …ask what these letters can say to our churches today…
Vicar David finds challenge for us in the traditional Nativity figure of “The Innkeeper.” Will you make room this Christmas?
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On this second Sunday of Advent, Vicar David explores the Christian truth that Jesus is coming back. The “parable of the bridesmaids” (Matthew 25 v 1-13) warns us to be ready ourselves and also to remind others.
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On this second Sunday of Advent, Vicar David explores the Christian truth that Jesus is coming back. The “parable of the bridesmaids” (Matthew 25 v 1-13) warns us to be …ready ourselves and also to remind others.
Join Vicar David in this first week of Advent as he reminds us how Christmas lights are not just about brightening the dark nights; they point us to Jesus, The Light of the world and call us to “Reject”, “Accept” and “Follow”…
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Join Vicar David in this first week of Advent as he reminds us how Christmas lights are not just about brightening the dark nights; they point us to Jesus, The …Light of the world and call us to “Reject”, “Accept” and “Follow”…
Join Rev David Bacon today as he starts a new teaching series for the autumn. What comes into your mind when you hear the word “church”? A beautiful building? …An institution? A relic from the past? The Bible calls the church “The Bride of Christ” – He loves the church and we need to learn to love the church too…
Join Rev David Bacon today as he starts a new teaching series for the …
Join Rev David Bacon today as he starts a new teaching series for the autumn. What comes into your mind when you hear the word “church”? A beautiful building? …An institution? A relic from the past? The Bible calls the church “The Bride of Christ” – He loves the church and we need to learn to love the church too…
Today Rev David Bacon unpacks what it means to belong. He discovers …
Today Rev David Bacon unpacks what it means to belong. He discovers that we are invited to belong not through our own efforts but through God’s “amazing grace.”
Every church would describe itself as “Welcoming”, but are we really? …
Every church would describe itself as “Welcoming”, but are we really?
Vicar David explores what it means to welcome others…
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Love Your Church – 4. Gathering
Join Rev David Bacon as he explores the importance of Christians …
What is distinctive about the local church? Rev David Bacon points us …
What is distinctive about the local church? Rev David Bacon points us to the New Testament word “Agape” – a distinctively Christian word describing a distinctively Christian way of caring …for ‘one another’…
Serving other people isn’t easy. It often means doing things we don’t …
Serving other people isn’t easy. It often means doing things we don’t want to do at times that we don’t want to do them; but Jesus calls us not merely …to serve one another but to make a positive choice to do so. Vicar David looks today at some of Jesus’ most challenging teaching using the story of a 16th century Spanish soldier, Ignatius, to illustrate the point …
As Christians, we seek to live lives that honour Jesus as our Lord. …
As Christians, we seek to live lives that honour Jesus as our Lord.
But in Romans 12 v 10, Paul calls on us to honour one another as well…who should we …honour and how?
In Acts 1 verse 8 Jesus calls His followers to be His “witnesses”. In …
In Acts 1 verse 8 Jesus calls His followers to be His “witnesses”.
In his letter, Peter tells us to be ready to give a reason for the hope that is …in us. Vicar David encourages us to use the power of our own story as we seek to be witnesses for Jesus…
Church isn’t just about Christians gathering together, it is also the …
Church isn’t just about Christians gathering together, it is also the place from which we are sent out into the world, to live the ‘Good News’ of Jesus.
Rev Gareth Hill …joins us today and challenges us to be the Church for 168 hours a week, not just 1 hour on a Sunday morning.
The Christian Toolbox – 1. Who is the Holy Spirit?
Last week we celebrated ‘Pentecost’, the birth of the Church where the Holy Spirit came, just as Jesus promised. In this new series we will explore how the Holy Spirit …helps the Church in her mission to change the world.
In today’s message Rev. David Bacon starts at the very beginning; Who is the Holy Spirit?
The Christian Toolbox – 1. Who is the Holy Spirit?
Last week we celebrated ‘Pentecost’, the birth of the Church where the …
Last week we celebrated ‘Pentecost’, the birth of the Church where the Holy Spirit came, just as Jesus promised. In this new series we will explore how the Holy Spirit …helps the Church in her mission to change the world.
In today’s message Rev. David Bacon starts at the very beginning; Who is the Holy Spirit?
So far in this series we have looked at who the Holy Spirit is and …
So far in this series we have looked at who the Holy Spirit is and some of the ‘common’ gifts that God provides to everyone who becomes a Christian. Before …Jesus returned to heaven He promised to send the Holy Spirit who would give us all the ‘tools’ we need to carry out the mission that Jesus gave to His church. What are those ‘tools’?
Today Dave Ouwehand sets the groundwork for us to explore that question together.
As we celebrate the Church’s birthday, Rev David Bacon looks at the …
As we celebrate the Church’s birthday, Rev David Bacon looks at the things we can aspire to – Faith, Unity and Availability – that will make us more open to …the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Today Rev David Bacon explores the much overlooked gift of serving and …
Today Rev David Bacon explores the much overlooked gift of serving and encourages us to recognise our call to follow Jesus, who came not to be served but to serve…
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The Christian Toolbox 6 – The Seeking Gifts
Join Rev David Bacon as this week he “opens the toolbox” in 1 …
Join Rev David Bacon as this week he “opens the toolbox” in 1 Corinthians 12 and explores the Spiritual gifts of ‘wisdom’ and ‘knowledge’.
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The Christian Toolbox 7 – Prophecy
Prophecy is one of the most powerful tools in the box, yet many people …
Prophecy is one of the most powerful tools in the box, yet many people do not recognise that God is speaking and that all we have to do is learn …to hear Him.
In this session, Rev David Bacon and Debby begin to explore and unpack the New Testament gift of Prophecy, and find out that it isn’t as complicated as we might think…
Join us today as Rev David Bacon continues this latest teaching …
Join us today as Rev David Bacon continues this latest teaching series.
Today we look at the Gift of Tongues, the gift that helps us to grow in our personal …relationship with God…
The Christian Toolbox 10 – Ministries in the church
In Ephesians 4 Paul describes 5 different ministry gifts. Rev David …
In Ephesians 4 Paul describes 5 different ministry gifts. Rev David Bacon wonders why so few churches today see these gifts at work and instead rely on paid “one-person bands”. … Might the current problems in the church actually be a God-given opportunity?
Rev David Bacon explores the idea of “Bring and Share” church. We’re …
Rev David Bacon explores the idea of “Bring and Share” church. We’re all used to bring and share meals when everyone brings what they can. How could this be extended …to the rest of our church life?
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Counter Cultural Living – Walking with Christ in Colossians 3 (1)
Join us today as we begin a new mini-series on Colossians 3
We start with the need to change the way that we think in response to what Jesus has done …for us…
Counter Cultural Living – Walking with Christ in Colossians 3 (1)
Join us today as we begin a new mini-series on Colossians 3 We start …
Join us today as we begin a new mini-series on Colossians 3
We start with the need to change the way that we think in response to what Jesus has done …for us…
Counter Cultural Living – Walking with Christ in Colossians 3 (3)
What does it look like to live in a new kingdom with a new King? How …
What does it look like to live in a new kingdom with a new King? How do we, as the new residents live in this new community? Join Dave Ouwehand …in briefly exploring these questions as we continue our series through Colossians 3.
Counter Cultural Living – Walking with Christ in Colossians 3 (4)
In the last of this series, Rev David Bacon encourages us to re-learn …
In the last of this series, Rev David Bacon encourages us to re-learn interdependence as a church and to turn outwards as we hear God’s call to “transform, revive and …heal society” in Jesus’ name.
Join Vicar David as he begins his new teaching series on the Gospel of Mark. Today he invites us to open “the Gospel of Jesus Christ” and, as we read, …to “repent and believe the Good News.”[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 1
Join Vicar David as he begins his new teaching series on the Gospel of …
Join Vicar David as he begins his new teaching series on the Gospel of Mark. Today he invites us to open “the Gospel of Jesus Christ” and, as we read, …to “repent and believe the Good News.”[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 2
Join Vicar David as he continues his series looking at the Gospel of …
Join Vicar David as he continues his series looking at the Gospel of Mark.
In Chapter 2, Jesus speaks words of forgiveness and healing over a paralysed man. The crowd …asked “Who is this?” The religious leaders asked “Who does he think he is?” Which of these questions would you ask?[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 3
Rev David Bacon continues his teaching series through Mark, and …
Rev David Bacon continues his teaching series through Mark, and challenges us today with the call of Jesus – even though we might not feel qualified or worthy, He calls …us first to “be with Him” and then to be “sent out.”[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 4
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his teaching journey through the …
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his teaching journey through the Gospel of Mark. Today we are encouraged to think about how receptive we are to the Gospel message, …through the Parable of the Sower…[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 5
Join Rev David today as he looks at Mark 5 and in particular walks us …
Join Rev David today as he looks at Mark 5 and in particular walks us through one of the most heart-rending stories of Jesus’ healing in the Gospels…will your faith …be challenged?[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 6
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through Mark, looking especially …
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through Mark, looking especially today at the account of the feeding of the 5000.
He lovingly challenges us with Jesus’ words “How many loaves …do you have?”
He encourages us to ask ourselves ‘what have we been given in order that we may share it?’[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 7
Today Rev David Bacon looks at one of the most difficult passages in …
Today Rev David Bacon looks at one of the most difficult passages in which someone approaches Jesus with a desperate request…and He says “No”
Join David as he explores Mark …7 and continues to look for the signs pointing to who Jesus is…[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 8
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his journey through the Gospel of …
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his journey through the Gospel of Mark, and today helps us to contemplate the question that Jesus asked His disciples…”Who do you say …that I am?”
How will we answer this life-changing question?[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 9
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through Mark’s Gospel looking at …
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through Mark’s Gospel looking at the teaching given by Jesus to His disciples as they journeyed towards Jerusalem and the cross…
Through the Gospel of Mark 10.
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through the Gospel of Mark. …
Rev David Bacon continues his journey through the Gospel of Mark.
Today as he describes Jesus’ final journey towards Jerusalem, Mark reveals to us the cost of discipleship, and introduces us …to two people who responded very differently to the challenge. How will you respond?[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 11
Rev David Bacon explores Jesus’ conflict with the temple authorities …
Rev David Bacon explores Jesus’ conflict with the temple authorities in Jerusalem.
We also take time to reflect on the first anniversary of “Lockdown” (March 2020), recognising the need for …both lament and gratitude as we remember events that have occurred during the past year…[+] Show More
Through the Gospel of Mark 12
Join Rev David as he explores the choice that Mark longs for us to …
Join Rev David as he explores the choice that Mark longs for us to make – will we worship Jesus or walk away?
Rev David Bacon leads a short service of traditional carols and readings for Christmas
Traditional Carol Service
Rev David Bacon leads a short service of traditional carols and …
Rev David Bacon leads a short service of traditional carols and readings for Christmas
Christmas Traditions Unwrapped (Advent 2)
We invite you to join us during this Advent Sunday Slot, in looking at …
We invite you to join us during this Advent Sunday Slot, in looking at some of those Christmas traditions we do without thinking, and discovering how – if we choose …to allow them to – they can point us to Jesus and bring us fresh revelation of Him in this time of custom and tradition.[+] Show More
More Advent Traditions Unwrapped
We invite you to join us on the third Sunday of Advent, to look at 3 …
We invite you to join us on the third Sunday of Advent, to look at 3 more Christmas traditions and how they too can point us to Jesus and bring …us fresh revelation of Him in this time of custom and tradition.[+] Show More
The Carol Service – with Traditional & Modern Carols
Join Vicar David for a Carol Service filled with both modern and …
Join Vicar David for a Carol Service filled with both modern and traditional carols and a few special guests telling us “What Christmas means to me”.
We’re all on the ‘naughty …list’, but don’t let that stop you drawing close to Jesus during this celebration of His birth – everyone is welcome and no-one will be turned away![+] Show More
Christmas Day 2020 Celebration
Join Vicar David as he hosts our special Christmas Day Celebration. …
Join Vicar David as he hosts our special Christmas Day Celebration.
Jeremy Sykes, one of our local preachers, shares his Christmas thoughts with us and encourages us to think about …receiving the best gift of all this Christmas Day – the gift of Jesus.
We wish you all a very “Happy Christmas” and pray the blessings of God on you and for you on this special day![+] Show More
Join Rev David Bacon as he starts a new teaching series all about the Bible and how to use it well…
Using the Bible
Join Rev David Bacon as he starts a new teaching series all about the …
Join Rev David Bacon as he starts a new teaching series all about the Bible and how to use it well…
God's Big Story – The Old Testament
Join us this week as we gather together to worship God and open His …
Join us this week as we gather together to worship God and open His word.
Today we begin to explore the Old Testament and why it is so important for …Christians to understand the part it plays in God’s Big Story…[+] Show More
Freedom Sunday with International Justice Ministries (IJM)
Join us this week as “local girl” Molly Hodson shares with us the …
Join us this week as “local girl” Molly Hodson shares with us the urgent call to end slavery…
Sunday Slot Creation & Harvest
Join us as we begin our journey through the Bible, starting with …
Join us as we begin our journey through the Bible, starting with Creation, which gives us the chance to celebrate ‘Harvest’ as well…
God's Big Story – The Fall
As part of today’s Sunday Slot, Rev David Bacon this week explores …
As part of today’s Sunday Slot, Rev David Bacon this week explores Genesis 3 and the consequences of ‘The Fall’
God's Big Story – Covenant
Join us for worship. Today in ‘God’s Big Story’ we meet Abram and …
Join us for worship. Today in ‘God’s Big Story’ we meet Abram and learn about covenant.
God's Big Story – Rescue
As we worship today we explore what it means for God to be the Rescuer …
As we worship today we explore what it means for God to be the Rescuer of His people and for us today.
God's Big Story – Wilderness
Today during our worship we explore the Israelites journeying through …
Today during our worship we explore the Israelites journeying through the wilderness which speaks directly to us during these strange times.
God's Big Story – Presence of God
Join Rev David Bacon as he walks us through Old Testament passages …
Join Rev David Bacon as he walks us through Old Testament passages that point to the presence of God.
God's Big Story – Kingdom
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his ‘God’s Big Story’ series and …
Join Rev David Bacon as he continues his ‘God’s Big Story’ series and looks this week at the theme of “Kingdom”
God's Big Story – Exile
During our worship this morning, Rev David Bacon explores the …
During our worship this morning, Rev David Bacon explores the significance of the lowest point in Old Testament history – The Exile
God's Big Story – HOPE (Advent 1)
In today’s worship we conclude our journey through the great themes of …
In today’s worship we conclude our journey through the great themes of the Old Testament and begin to turn our attention to the season of Advent – the season of …HOPE[+] Show More
Rev David Bacon explores the power of preaching in the Early Church…
Spirit Filled Preaching
Rev David Bacon explores the power of preaching in the Early Church…
Rev David Bacon explores the power of preaching in the Early Church…
Spirit Filled Community
Rev David Bacon looks at what it means for us to be a Spirit-filled …
Rev David Bacon looks at what it means for us to be a Spirit-filled Community
Spirit Filled Signs & Wonders
Rev David Bacon explores how the early Christians performed miracles …
Rev David Bacon explores how the early Christians performed miracles in the name of Jesus.
Spirit-filled Courage
Rev David Bacon discovers what it means to be a brave Christian – with …
Rev David Bacon discovers what it means to be a brave Christian – with a little help from Simon Cowell!
Spirit-filled Prayer
Rev David Bacon shows how Spirit-filled prayer was at the heart of the …
Rev David Bacon shows how Spirit-filled prayer was at the heart of the early church and explores how it can be part of church life today.
Spirit-filled Persistence
Rev David Bacon explores what the Bible has to say about serving God …
Rev David Bacon explores what the Bible has to say about serving God wholeheartedly and not giving up when things get tough…
Spirit-filled Organisation & Ministry
Join Rev David Bacon as he explores how the early church in Jerusalem …
Join Rev David Bacon as he explores how the early church in Jerusalem encouraged people to use their gifts in the service of the Gospel.
Spirit-filled Suffering
Join Rev David Bacon as he explores the threat of persecution both for …
Join Rev David Bacon as he explores the threat of persecution both for the early church and for us today
Spirit-filled Mission 1
Join Rev David Bacon as he starts to explore the scattered church as …
Join Rev David Bacon as he starts to explore the scattered church as recorded in Acts 8, and looks at where we might need to start as the scattered church …today. Colin reminds us that ‘Mission’ starts with our intimacy with God…[+] Show More
Spirit-Filled Mission 2
Spirit-Filled Mission 3
Join Rev David Bacon for the last of the Spirit-Filled series, where …
Join Rev David Bacon for the last of the Spirit-Filled series, where he discusses Philip’s meeting with the Ethiopian, and what this has to say to us today.
Producing the 'Sunday Slots' inadvertently produced an on-line following who faithfully watched each week - who would have thought that something so positive would come out of something so negative and challenging! God is so good! However, after two and a half years of producing weekly videos, we feel it is the right time to encourage those os us who can, to faithfully and weekly gather in person, in order that we can worship Jesus together, encourage one another and hear from God together. Information about our weekly Gatherings and other services can be found in the "What's On" section of this website - please keep an eye on this for updates.
We will now be producing Bible Study Series in the Spring, Summer and Autumn, for onward dicipleship and the deepening of our faith as we walk though life in anticipation of The Lord's return. We want you, our on-line following, to know that we still value you, we care for you, and we pray for you. But we recognise that being part of the "Sunday Slot" (online) congregation can still leave you feeling isolated and alone, especially in these days of uncertainty. We want to remind you that you are always welcome to come, or come back, and join us as we Gather weekly - we look forward to welcoming you...
Why not visit us this Sunday? We'd love to see you...