Acts Series

Paul in Malta

Drawing from Acts 28, the sermon highlights three key takeaways from Paul's time on Malta: the importance of showing kindness to those who are "shipwrecked," the development of character and perseverance through life's snakes and trials, and the responsibility to bring hope to others. Paul's actions—gathering wood, shaking off a snake, and healing the sick—show how serving God's purpose involves getting hands-on, trusting God through adversity, and letting our transformed lives point people to Jesus.

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Waiting for God

David Stroud 12th July 2026

Genesis 18:1-15: One of the hardest parts of being a disciple is learning to wait for God; when we are waiting for him to fulfil a longing of our hearts, an answered prayer or something we believe he has promised us. David draws from the life of Abraham to consider how we can do this and keep our hearts healthy and positive, even when the waiting period lasts many years.

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Is Mission Harmful?

Clare William-Sarpong (OCCA)

Luke 9:51-56; John 4:24-30 & 39-43: In this series, Life on Mission, we want to equip the church to join God’s mission wherever they are, in whatever they do. Mission is one of our three core values as a church, and we want to encourage people to see that mission isn’t something we start – it’s something we step into. God is already at work around us in daily life, and we’re invited to partner with him.

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How to Find Flourishing and Bring it to Our World

Andy Tilsley

Philippians 2:5-11: As we continue our series on mission, we look at two of the things we need both to flourish personally but also to bring flourishing to our world. We look at how Jesus willingly went to the cross, and how he invites us to follow him there, and the live changing power which is found the other side of sacrifice.

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