In God's Kingdom we find a wonder beyond all comparison, but it is so easily to treat his grace cheaply. Our gospel reading urges us to reconsider the true value of God's love.

Through one of Jesus' most famous parables, Christians are called to join in God's mission of sowing seeds of faith, but also to ensure we are nurturing our own faith so that it might grow and be fruitful.

Through one of Jesus' most famous parables, Christians are called to join in God's mission of sowing seeds of faith, but also to ensure we are nurturing our own faith so that it might grow and be fruitful.

Through one of Jesus' most famous parables, Christians are called to join in God's mission of sowing seeds of faith, but also to ensure we are nurturing our own faith so that it might grow and be fruitful.

Jesus calls to 'all you who are weary', which probably includes most of us, to find rest in Him. Within the business and ups and downs of life can we do this?

As humans we have a deep attraction to sin, but Christ came to set us free from enslavement to the worst in ourselves.

Hospitality and welcoming are at the heart of the Christian call. Through the transformation of Zacchaeus we see it's transforming quality.

Why is it important to live alongside each other, meet together, do life together? This week we explore the importance of community in fulfilling The Great Commission.

Given that the apostles were around over two thousand years ago, what does it mean to us today?

As we mark St Barnabas' Day, we reflect on what it means to encourage others, and the positive change that can have on those around us, and the wider world.

In this sermon exploring Romans 4, we look at what Paul wants to tell the Church about how we can be made right with God.

What is Jesus calling us to?