Occasional sermons
Not preached as part of a series

Join Garry as he reflects on the good news of Luke 24:36-53 - Jesus is real and Jesus is alive!

Our guest speaker for our Compassion Sunday service is Luke Gratton, who spoke on the topic of ‘Desperate Times, Different Measures’ from the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 17.

As we pause to remember and reflect on Remembrance Sunday, Phil gives a reflection on Psalm 146 and the call to ‘Praise the Lord’ at all times for who He is and all He has done.

On our annual Stewardship Sunday, we take time to both review our financial resources and consider what God says about giving in the Bible - join Phil as he explores this topic from Genesis 14:5-20 and Galatians 3:1-14.

Join us as we look at this passage from Matthew’s Gospel that teaches us to see people as Jesus saw them, and to pray to God for workers to be sent out into the harvest field. Be careful what you pray though... Have a listen and work out why!

Mothering Sunday (or Mother’s Day) is a special day for many, a day to celebrate mothers - yet for many it is a difficult day, a day of sadness and sorrow, for a wide range of reasons. Our passage today, Psalm 71, speaks of God as our refuge and our hope, giving comfort in our sorrow.

This week is our annual ‘Stewardship Sunday’, where we pause to think about how we can be good stewards of the resources God has given us, with James preaching from 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 to help us think about this.

Join us as we reflect, give thanks and learn how Psalm 121 and Matthew 6:25-34 can help us not to worry but to trust in the LORD.

Come and see, in our All Age Service, how the Queen serves because she has been served by the Greatest Royal ever, King Jesus, as we look at Mark 10:35-45

This week, we take a look at Philippians 4:10-20 to help us consider our current church finances, stewardship and our personal response.

Join us as we look at 2 Corinthians 4:1-18 and see from this passage what should be our major priority in all we do - to preach Jesus Christ as Lord.

This story is known as ‘The Prodigal Son’ but as we read it we learn it is about so much more - this passage teaches us that we’re all lost, and the Father knows it. But Praise God! The Father has done something about it - showing compassion and mercy to both sons.