Sing a New Song: Embracing God’s New Work in 2026 - Sermon 4th January 2026

Who's in Your Grandstand? Choosing Whose Opinion Counts - Sermon 25th January 2026

Pastor applies 1 Corinthians 4:1–5 to ask whose opinions shape our lives—our fans, our critics, or our own self-view—and warns against surrounding ourselves only with yes-people or constant faultfinders. He reminds listeners that neither others' praise nor self-judgment is final; what truly matters is God’s sober, loving verdict, who sees both our failings and our worth.

Nobody Is a Nobody — Finding Your Place in God's Body - Sermon 18th January 2026

In this episode the pastor reflects on 1 Corinthians 12:14–16 and highlights the importance of every member in the body of Christ. Using examples of unnamed biblical figures and everyday church roles, he encourages listeners to recognize their God-given gifts and step up during the church's transition. The message also includes a brief pastoral-search update, practical encouragement for serving, and a closing prayer asking God to help everyone embrace their value and contribute to the church's witness in the community.

Sing a New Song: Embracing God’s New Work in 2026 - Sermon 4th January 2026

Pastor reflects on Isaiah 43 and Philippians 3, calling listeners to ‘sing a new song’ in 2026 by releasing past regrets and opening to God’s fresh work. The episode explores whole-life worship, renewed minds, and practical steps to perceive and respond with faith to the new things God is doing.

Justified by Faith: How God Can Be Just and Merciful - Sermon 28th December 2025

This sermon is focused on Romans 3:18–29 unpacking which is the heart of the gospel: humanity’s universal sin, the law’s role in revealing that sin, and the righteousness of God revealed in Jesus. Paul shows that justification comes not by works but by grace through faith, made possible by Christ’s costly redemption. The episode explains how God remains both just and the justifier, urges listeners to receive justification as a free gift rather than trying to earn it, and closes with a prayer inviting trust in Jesus.

God With Us: Hope in the Christmas Mess - Sermon 25th December 2025

This sermon focuses on Matthew 1:18–25 and explores how Jesus steps into the mess of our world by humbling himself in the manger. Through the stories of Joseph and Mary, the message highlights mercy, responsibility, and God’s invitation to join his work of restoration. Celebrate the truth that you don’t have to fix your life before coming to God; instead, follow Jesus’ example of humility and move toward others with compassion and forgiveness.