Simon Ponsonby

Tom Barber

Daniel’s pattern of consistent prayer prepares him for the biggest trial of his life: the Lion’s den. Mark encourages us to turn to God first in times of testing and trials - prioritising our walk with God and trusting that he will prepare us, equip us and walk with us in the struggles ahead.

Bishop Steven Croft

Emily Berry

What is God writing on the wall of your life? Simon unpacks Daniel 5, helping us to think about what it looks like to honour God in every area of our lives.

To have integrity means to have an undivided life. How can we increase our integrity in order to face difficult situations in our lives with courage and confidence? Looking at Daniel 3, Stephen encourages us to draw close to Jesus, our ultimate source of strength, in times of challenge.

Mark Brickman

Emilie Middleton

How can we be resilient disciples of Jesus in a complex world? Laura kicks off our new series "Bold Identity" looking at the book of Daniel and the lessons we can learn from his unwavering trust in God in the midst of the pressures of life.

When Peter denied Jesus three times, no one could have predicted it. When Jesus calls us to follow him, he already knows our greatest weaknesses and failures, but he calls us anyway. In this sermon, Stephen encourages us that Jesus’ purpose for your life is not dependent on your perfect performance.

Will Stuart-Lee

After Jesus rose from the dead, he walked to Emmaus with two-little known individuals, and revealed himself as their Messiah. Their journey reveals that Jesus wants to reveal himself to us, as we are, and changes us for the long-haul.

The best news the world has ever heard, came from an empty tomb. Simon explains why Easter is a reason to uncork the Champagne: our sins are forgiven through the cross, death is defeated through the resurrection, and Jesus is revealed as Lord of all.

“He has risen, just as he said” - those seven words changed everything. On Easter Sunday, Stephen explains why Jesus’ resurrection is life-changing for all of us.

Matthew 28:1-10

What do we do when life turns dark? Looking to Jesus’ final interactions with his disciples in the garden of Gethsemane, Mark encourages us to remain faithful to the one who never abandons us.

John 18:1-14

"Not for an hour of activity did Jesus plead, but for an hour of companionship" - Archbishop Fulton Sheen. Simon Ponsonby invites us to reflect on the events at the Garden of Gethsemane, and to be amazed at Jesus' determination to save and restore humanity through his sacrifice.

Reminding ourselves of the truths we hold to as Christians helps our faith to stand firm through the most difficult times. Stephen reminds us of the hope and joy we can hold tightly to because of Jesus.

What big moment of glory do you aspire of reaching? For Jesus, that moment was his death, so that all who believed in him could find their way to the cross. Owen speaks about the oxymoron that is being exalted high at the cross and the glory that we all desire.

“All my life, the God of the mountains has been wooing me”, says C.S. Lewis. As we begin to think about Jesus’ journey towards the cross, Simon teaches on Jesus' mountaintop transfiguration, where his glory is revealed.