Sermon Recordings
2023
Leaving the Old, Embracing the New
Summer Sundays this year did not have recorded talks. Instead we had activity options including small group discussion on the topic, related training sessions, creative expression, prayer and worship.
Times of Transition
6th Aug – Letting Go and Leaving
Bible: Exodus 12:31-42
13th Aug – Learning along the Journey
Bible: Deuteronomy 8
20th Aug – Marking Milestones
Bible: Joshua 3:14-4:7
27th Aug – Overcoming Obstacles
Bible: Joshua 6:1-20
3rd Sept – Living the New Life
Bible: Joshua 21:43-45, 23:1-11
Will you answer the call?
One Who is Worth It
Calls us to…
Speaker: Cameron Drury
Reading: Matthew 4:12 - 5:2
Speaker: John-Mark Molyneux
Reading:Matthew 7:21-29
Speaker: Peter Brind
Reading: Matthew 10:1-23
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: Matthew 11:25-30
Come and Listen In…
Speaking Spiritually
Dialogue at the Deepest Level
4th June - How to Pray Properly
Speaker: Tim Dobson
Reading: 1 Timothy 2:1-5
11th June - The Power of a Prayer
Speaker: Tom Dove
Reading: Acts 16:25-34
Speaker: Pam Scott-Cook
Reading: Psalm 42
25th June - Praying with Purpose
Speaker: Lynsey Ingleton
Reading: Colossians 4:2
2nd July - Persisting in Prayer
Speaker: Jonathan Ellis
Reading: Luke 18:1-8
What will you ask for?
God Gives Good Gifts
to those who ask…
Speaker: Lynsey Ingleton
Reading: Matthew 14:22-33
Speaker: Rob Scott-Cook
Reading: John 3:1-15
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: Mark 10:35-52
Speaker: Laura Harries
Reading: Galatians 2:11-21
Speaker: Derek Powell
Reading: 2 Corinthians 8:1-15
28th May - Power to pass it on
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: Acts 2:41 - Acts 3:11
Journey through Lent
From Philippians 2:6-11
Jesus, being in very natues God… made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness.
And being found in apprearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death - even death on a cross!
Therefor God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name… Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father.
The Path from
Life to Death
and Life Again!
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: Phil 2:6b, Psalm 18
12th March - Servant God
Speaker: John-Mark Molyneux
Reading: Phil 2:6b-7a, Is 49:1-8,
Mark 10:41-45
Speaker: Jamie Davies
Reading: Phil 2:7b, 1 John 1:1-3,
Heb 4:14-16
Speaker: Tom Dove
Reading: Phil 2:8: Isaiah 52:13-53:12
2nd April - Obedient God PALM SUNDAY
Speaker: Leon Cane
Reading: Phil 2:bb, John 6:35-40,
Matt 26:26-30
7th April - Dying God
GOOD FRIDAY
Shorter reflective service - not recorded
Reading: Phil 2:8b, Matt 27:27-61
9th April - Worthy God
EASTER SUNDAY
Speaker: Gemma and Angela
Reading: Phil 2:9, Acts 2:22-36
Speaker: Ella Harbord
Reading: Phil 210,11, Rev 1:9-20, Rev 22:1-9
In ancient times a shepherd boy, David, became a King. Described as a man after God’s heart, what can we learn from his triumphs and mistakes?
David
A King who Lived…
15th Jan - Life in the Secret Place
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: 1 Samuel 16:1-13, Psalm 139:1,2
Speaker: Rob Scott-Cook
Reading: 1 Samuel 17:12-50
Speaker: Simeon Locke
Reading: Psalm 100
Speaker: Tom Dove
Reading: 1 Sam 24, Ps 25:4,5
12th Feb - Life in an Undefended Place
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: 2 Samuel 12:1-13, Psalm 51:1-4
19th Feb - A Life Without Limits
Speaker: Joel Preston
Reading: 2 Samuel 6:11-22
Speaker: Jonathan Ellis
Reading: 1 Sam 20:14,15a; 2 Sam 9
CHRISTMAS 2022
An Invitation to Find Connection
Through Christmas Bible Stories
The ancient prophecy says, God will give you a sign…
a son called Immanuel which means
God is with us
4th Dec - God is with us in our Hopes
Speaker: Leon Cane
Reading: Luke 1:5-20
11th Dec - God is with us in our Dreams
Speaker: Lynsey and Tony Ingleton
Reading: Matthew 2:18
18th Dec - God is with us on our Travels
Speaker: Tom Dove
Reading: Luke 2:8-20
25th Dec - God is with us in Person
Speaker: Angela Moseley
Reading: Luke 2:25-35
1st Jan 2023 - No Service
8th Jan 2023 - God is with us Still, Whatever Comes Next
Speaker: Jonathan Moseley
Reading: Matthew 2:13-23
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