Sunday 13 September 2026. Matthew 17. Jesus goes up on a mountain with His discpiles. What did they see? What did they hear? What did they ask? And what does this all mean for us?

Sunday 6 September. Who is Jesus? A prophet? A teacher? Or God? Jesus' conversation with Peter in Matthew 16 is our text for today. What can we learn about who Jesus is?

Sunday 30 August 2026. Matthew 15. Jesus tells us that being clean, being right before God, is about our hearts. And the condition of our hearts is seen in our words. How is your heart? What are your words like?

Sunday 23 August 2026 - Family Service. In Matthew 14 we read about the miracle of the loaves and fishes. Here we see the compassion of God and the provision of God. Both tell us about the goodness of God and His love and care for each one of us.

Sunday 16 August 2026. In Matthew 13 Jesus gives us 7 parables about the Kingdom of God. Here we learn the importance of choosing Jesus as our King (becoming citizens of His Kingdom).

Sunday 9 August 2026. Matthew 12 Jesus says that "something greater" has come. What does this mean? Here Jesus tells us something about Himself, claiming that He is the one who is greater.

Sunday 2 August 2026. Matthew 11:28-30 Jesus invites those who are burdened and weary from the stress and pressures of life to come and find "rest for your soul". True rest is found in Jesus, as we surrender to Him and walk through life with Him.

Sunday 26 July 2026. Matthew 10 The mission started with Jesus, and continues with the 12 in Matthew 10, then with 72 other disciples in Luke 10, and is now our mission. The mission is clear, the method is clear, and materials are supplied.

Sunday July 19 Matthew 9

Jesus has commanded healing and goodness for you. Believe and trust and accept Him. Reading from Matthew 8

Sunday 5 July 2026. Jesus ends His teaching in Matthew 7 by talking about how to apply what He has said to life. Here we have some guidance on applying His teaching with wisdom, and about the importance of choosing to be a follower of Jesus. Reading from Matthew 7.

Sunday 28 June 2026. Matthew 6 Here Jesus talks about piety, priorities and possessions - calling us to live to please God not people, to put God first as the most valuable person in our lives, and to trust God in all things.

Sunday 16 June, 2026/. Reading from Matthew 5. Jesus introduces His idea of a blessed life. We are blessed when we know our need of Him, when we seek the righteous standards that He lives by, and see our need of Him - a blessed life is marked by dependence on Jesus and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Sunday 14 June 2026. Matthew 4. Jesus calls the fist disciples. Discipleship is a call to Jesus that includes: relationship with Jesus adjusting our priorities joining His mission

Sunday 7 June 2026. Matthew 3:1-3 John came preaching, "Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven has come near". This is the gospel that John preached, that Jesus preached, that the aspotles preached.

Sunday 31 May 2026. Daneil 7-12: three visions and a prayer. How are we to undertstand prophecy and revelation? What can we learn from Daniel about why God gives propecy and revelation? Here we have: An invitation to see An invitation to seek An invitation to stand

Pentecost Sunday, 24 May 2026. Pentecost Sunday - Acts 2 Church is a group of believers, called by God, marked by His presence (filled with the Spirit), carrying His message to the world around them (mission). This is not "mission impossible", but God's mission that He is inviting us to join Him in. It is possible because God lives in us (filled with the Spirit).

Sunday 17 May 2026. Where does a sense of Integrity come from? Reading from Daniel 6. Our integrity comes as we find in God our source of right and wrong, as we live with God, stand with God, and stay faithful to God through our whole life.

Sunday 10 May 2026. Guest speaker, Dr Stefan Sultanov, invites us to explore where anxiety comes from, and how we can Biblically respond when we are faced with anxious situations.

Sunday 3 May 2026. Part two of A Thinking Faith. Our faith in Jesus is grounded in history and based on evidence. It is a faith that encourages us to ask questions, seek answers, and discover explanations.