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Acts Series

Paul before Agrippa and Festus

Preaching from Acts 26:12-32, Philipa Long explains that living a life rooted in Jesus will inevitably conflict with the world's cultural standards. She explores how Paul's unwavering hope in God's promises allowed him to face repeated suffering and injustice. The sermon encourages us to remain steadfast in the face of hardship, choosing to trust God's promises over the lies of the world, and to find a deeper joy and a greater revelation of Jesus through our suffering.

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Celebration Sunday

Joel Wade 28th September 2026

As we celebrate our move into St Paul’s, Joel looks at Hosea 10:12 and explores how this significant moment in the life of our church can become an invitation to renew our personal devotion to Jesus.

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Nicodemus

Adnan Khan 23rd September 2026

John 3:1-21: Over the coming months, we’re going to go through the gospel of John, taking a look at the major themes and teachings of this unique biography, starting with ‘Encounters with Jesus’. All of us have questions and deep longings for things like meaning, fulfilment, and acceptance. In this series, we’ll look at the stories of the people who had the same longings as we do, and who found answers through encountering Jesus and receiving ‘life in his name’ (John 20:31).

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Nathanael

Joel Wade 13th September 2026

John 1:43-51: Over the coming months, we’re going to go through the gospel of John, taking a look at the major themes and teachings of this unique biography, starting with ‘Encounters with Jesus’. All of us have questions and deep longings for things like meaning, fulfilment, and acceptance. In this series, we’ll look at the stories of the people who had the same longings as we do, and who found answers through encountering Jesus and receiving ‘life in his name’ (John 20:31).

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