Fresh Water in the Well - Sean Cronin

Paul Perry - When God Moves in Unlikely Ways

This narrative sermon brings to life the clash between the Israelite army (under the command of Barak) and the technologically superior Canaanites (under the command of Sisera), recorded in Judges 4 and celebrated in poetry in Judges 5 (see also Psalm 83:9–10 and Hebrews 11:32). The battle took place in the 13th century BC and coincided with the close of the Bronze Age and the dawn of the Iron Age. First delivered on Women's Day, the sermon spotlights two fascinating women of scripture whose destinies intersect with the two commanders. Yet beyond the history lie timeless truths for Christian believers today, whose battles are not fought with swords but in the spirit (Ephesians 6). Join us as we uncover enduring principles for courage, faith, and victory in life's unseen conflicts.

Fresh Water in the Well - Sean Cronin

God wants to do a new thing and pour out fresh water of the spirit into people’s lives.

David O'Rourke - Jesus the healer of our unknown self

David brings a heartfelt word encouraging depth of our relationships and how our circumstances effect us and how the commitment of Jesus to our healing goes beyond our ability to know ourselves. When we don't know all we can do is trust Him!

Cyril Thomas - Overcoming disappointment & applying God's grace in our lives. [150226]

Firstly, apologies for the audio quality in the start of this message. Cyril brings us a message from John 5 the healing of the begger at the pool. Looking for healing from the wrong places rather than looking to Jesus. It's all too easy to be dissappointed after receiving a prophetic word from perhaps years ago, and still finding that we're not living in that word? Instead stop looking inwards and look to God! What does God want to be central in our lives - to be caught up with Jesus.

Dr Paul Perry - Embracing God's Divine Purposes, Eph. 5

Dr Paul Perry brings a message for the new year to encourage us to embrace God's purposes for our lives both individually and corporately as the body of Christ. Preaching from Ephesians 5.