Sunday evening 13/07/25

📖 Unlocking Prophecy. Rediscovering Praise. Remembering the Cross.In this powerful and deeply moving sermon, David Taylor unpacks the prophetic depth of Psalm 22, showing how this ancient song of lament becomes a direct foreshadowing of Jesus’ crucifixion. With vivid connections between Old Testament prophecy and New Testament fulfillment, this message explores how the cry, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”, echoes from King David to the cross of Christ.🕊️ Whether you’re feeling distant from God, disillusioned with modern worship, or simply longing to reconnect with the heart of true praise, this teaching brings clarity, comfort, and conviction. Discover how worship, suffering, and hope come together in a psalm written 1,000 years before Jesus—and how it still speaks today.🔑 Topics Covered: - Prophecy of Jesus in Psalm 22 - Why Jesus quoted this Psalm on the cross - The emotional and theological power of lament - Problems with the commercialization of worship - Rediscovering authentic praise from the heart

Sunday evening 06/07/25

Chasing the Wind - Pastor Luke TaylorHave you ever chased success, happiness, or your “best life” — only to find it left you feeling empty?In this message, Chasing the Wind, Pastor Luke Taylor unpacks the hauntingly honest wisdom of King Solomon from Ecclesiastes 2 and connects it to Jesus’ promise of abundant life in John 10:10. This is a sermon for anyone who’s ever whispered, “Is this it?”From filtered social feeds to self-help slogans, we’re told that meaning and joy are something we can curate or chase. But what if Solomon was right — and it’s all just vapour? What if even our best life isn’t enough?✨ In this talk, you’ll discover:• Why Solomon called everything he pursued “meaningless”• The connection between your exhaustion and the world’s false promises• Why the gospel doesn’t offer self-improvement, but resurrection• How Jesus gives not fleeting success, but real, lasting life⸻🔗 Key Scriptures:Ecclesiastes 2:10–11 | Ecclesiastes 12:13–14 | John 10:10 | Romans 8:20

What If They Didn’t And What If We Don’t - Lisa Lazell

Sunday Evening 29/06/25

Why does God allow suffering—even for faithful Christians? In this powerful devotional based on a sermon by hospital chaplain David Russon, we explore how pain, grief, and limitation are not signs of God’s absence but opportunities for spiritual growth. Drawing from Romans 5:3–4, this message shows how suffering produces perseverance, perseverance develops character, and character leads to unshakable hope.If you’ve ever felt abandoned by God in your trials or wondered why healing didn’t come, this word will meet you where you are.📖 Topics covered:• Why Christians still suffer• What the Bible says about perseverance• How to grow character in hard seasons• Being a light in the darkness• Living as hope in hopeless spaces🙌 Let this message strengthen you in your walk with Christ, especially when life doesn’t make sense. You’re not alone—and your pain has purpose.

In this passionate and relatable message, Pastor Chris Parker delivers an inspiring word on one of Scripture’s most urgent and relevant commands: “Be strong and courageous.” Drawing from Joshua 1:9, 2 Timothy 1, and real-life experiences, Pastor Chris challenges us to overcome fear, doubt, and insecurity by trusting in God’s presence and promises.

Whether you’re struggling with your calling, battling inner doubts, or facing a tough season, this message will remind you that God has not left you—He calls you to rise up with courage, knowing He is with you wherever you go.

🔑 KEY THEMES:

- Courage in everyday faith

- Trusting God in hard times

- Overcoming fear and insecurity

- Living boldly as a Christian

- Strength for your spiritual journey

📖 Scripture Focus: Joshua 1:5–9, 2 Timothy 1:6–8

Are You Thirsty for God? | Pastor Cliff Henderson | Pentecost Sunday Sermon Are you spiritually dry? Are you longing for more of God in your life? In this powerful Pentecost Sunday message, Pastor Cliff Henderson unpacks the deep spiritual hunger that lives in every human heart and how the Holy Spirit is the only true satisfaction for our thirsty souls.Drawing from Acts 2, Isaiah 44:3, John 7:37-39, and the Psalms, Pastor Cliff passionately explores:-- The outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost-- The difference between spiritual thirst and worldly cravings-- How to rekindle your hunger and revive your relationship with God-- Why only Jesus can satisfy the soul’s deepest longings-- The dangers of drinking from “broken cisterns” — false sources of fulfillment💧 “I will pour water on him who is thirsty…” (Isaiah 44:3)