Pentecost symbolises God within us. It reminds us that we have been given the power to go out into the world and bring the power of heaven down to earth.

We are called to be generous because God first was generous to us. This passage reminds us that money is only worth anything when it is used.

Teri-Anne explores Paul’s Letter to the Romans, focusing on encouraging us to use our individual talents to serve the church, and to serve each other.

In her final sermon as Ordinand at St Mary’s, Laura reminds us that we are called to love others because Jesus loved us first.

In the third sermon of this series, Ben talks about the importance of joining a Home Group.

In the second sermon of the series where we are looking at the five markers of mission, Ben tells us how our prayer life shapes us and re-forms us.

Teri-Anne begins the a sermon series where we will be looking at what it means to live as the body of Christ. In this sermon, Come: Let Us Draw Near, she focuses on the importance of coming to church and being part of the community.

On Easter Sunday, Ben tells us that the worst way of living a Christian faith is to live it at 50%. We should throw ourselves 100% into faith in Jesus - it leads us to a life of hope and joy.

On Palm Sunday, Laura asks what our response is to Jesus. Are you lining up ready to greet him and allow him to change your life, or are you like the priests in the temple, struggling to receive him as King and Messiah?

The greatest commandment is to put God in control of every aspect of our life.

We have received forgiveness from God and we are called to forgive.

The parable of the wedding banquet challenges us to reflect on the character of God and the nature of our response to the call of Jesus.