Speaker: Mike Taylor

This Sunday we jumped back into John’s first letter as Mike spoke on 1 John 3:11-24.

This week we continued our sermon series, ‘Assured’, based in John’s first letter. This morning Mike was speaking on 1 John 2:3-17

This morning we continue our series exploring Paul’s letter to the Thessalonian church. This week we are looking at 1 Thessalonians chapter 2 verses 1 to 16

A little while ago Sam’s 3 year old daughter asked the following question; ‘What does God’s grace look like?’ Children ask some brilliant questions and this is one that we are going to explore together over the next couple of weeks.

Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.

What was it about this encounter in Luke 7 that caused Jesus to marvel?
Mike also spent some time this morning sharing some thoughts coming out of the Jubilee+ Conference.

Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
In the latest sermon in this series, Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, much to the displeasure of some who were watching on.

Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
This week, Mike looks at how Jesus called His first disciples.

Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we were looking at Paul’s words in Philippians 3:17-21

Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we are in Philippians 2:1-11 where Paul establishes Jesus as our example of how we are to consider and live with one another.