Throughout the bible it is revealed that God has many names attributed to Him and each one has a different meaning or displayed a characteristic of His nature. Today, Grace Turner unpacks some of these names and explains how these cover whatever need we have right at this moment in time.
God understands suffering as He let His son die for us. Sometimes the suffering that we can experience can develop our character and make us stronger. In this talk, Grace discusses different aspects of suffering and offers some practical advice on how to avoid pitfalls and gain positives from these situations.
How much do we want to change and to be more like Jesus? Grace uses Philippians 3: 7-14 to illustrate how this is possible.
Easter Sunday is the greatest day in history. A bold claim but Pastor Damian uses key scripture to explain why the resurrection of Jesus is such good news.
On Palm Sunday we know that Jesus entered Jerusalem and the crowds exuberantly praised Him. Throughout scripture we read that praise is an important facet of our relationship with God. In this passionate sermon, Damian exhorts the church to use praise as an effective tool to overcome the difficulties and hurdles that we face in our lives.
In the final message of the series “This Is It” Damian addresses the subject of Unity. When the world around us seems increasingly unable to agree on anything, it is even more important that the church stands together in love and demonstrates unity as a core value.
Hope Church’s Children’s & Family Worker, Louise Willis, gives a thought-provoking sermon on what parenting means if we want to see our children growing in an authentic atmosphere of faith.
Is God generous? How much should we give? What actually belongs to us? In this sermon Paul Bower puts giving and receiving into a biblical context. He also challenges us regarding what it means to be radically generous.
Continuing the series on church values, Nike uses some heroes of the bible that should inspire us to be courageous in our journey on the road of faith.
Continuing the series on church values, Damian uses 1 Corinthians 12 to explain that being in ministry does not mean being up the front or having a high profile. As a body, Christians need to use whatever gifts or skills God has given them and make the church a place where everybody finds their place to serve others.