CURRENT SERMON SERIES:
Click here to view older sermon series.
You can listen online using the sermon player. Alternatively, if you’d like to download a sermon simply click on the sermon title and right-click the download file.
Pastor Dai Hankey launches our week of prayer with a one-off sermon on prayer that considers both Peter's miraculous jail break in Acts 12 and also the intercessory example of…
Pastor James Richards concludes our Journey with jesus through Mark's gospel, urging us to take seriously the great commission to go out into the world and proclaim the life-changing good…
In this sermon, Pastor Dai Hankey looks at the event that changes everything - the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead - and considers its implications for us today.…
The suffering of Christ reaches a crescendo as He is mocked, beaten, led to Golgotha and nailed to the cross. After bearing the full weight of the Father's wrath against…
Beaten and battered, Jesus is dragged before Pontius Pilate, who is reluctant to sentence Him to death. In a last ditch attempt to release Jesus, Pilate offers to release to…
Following the spiritual agony of Gethsemane Garden, Jesus faces another type of agony - that of betrayal and denial. In this sermon, Pastor Dai Hankey considers the lowest moment of…
Pastor James Richards takes us to the holy ground of Gethsemane Garden as Christ surrenders to the Father's will and willingly chooses to drink the cup of God's wrath on…
Our visiting preacher, Mez McConnell, brings to life the encounter of Jesus healing a leper, celebrating the grace of a Saviour who is willing to reach out and touch the…
Sandwiched between 2 sinister accounts of plot and betrayal, Mark records the beautiful, passionate moment that Mary of Bethany 'wastes' her precious perfume by spilling it on Jesus. Pastor James…
As Jesus leaves Jerusalem and pronounces the destruction of her temple, His disciples ask for a sign. What they get is a huge discourse on the end of the world…
Archives of older sermons be found here (2012-13) and here (2007-12).