Sermons

In the second instalment of our new series on Revelation, Richard unpacks the vision of the risen and reigning Jesus, and our call to worship and obedience.

Key verses are from Rev 1. 9-20 

In the first session of our new series on Revelation, Katie explores what kind of book Revelation is and how it consistently points us back to Jesus.

Key verses are from Rev 1.1-8

Dave uses Hebrews 13.5 as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.

Guest speaker Sam Ward from the Message Trust encourages us not to lose hope, but to keep our eyes fixed on the New Jerusalem, where there will be no more suffering.

This week Richard uses Ephesians 2.22 to explore the vision of the church as the new temple, the dwelling place of God.

This week, Katie looks at John 14 and 16 to highlight the work of the Holy Spirit living within us, teaching us, convicting us of sin, and empowering us.

Rooted in  Psalm 91 & 23, this sermon explores how dwelling in God’s presence transforms us.

This week, Dave explores what it truly means for God to dwell among His people in His temple, and how His presence transforms both place and people.

Richard turns to  Ezekiel 11 to show that God’s heart is to dwell with His people, gather them home, and restore their true identity as His own.

As part of Mission Sunday this week, visiting speaker Sam Durdant-Hollamby explored how God’s life flows from his presence, bringing transformation to us and to the nations.

Throughout history, God’s great desire has been to dwell with His people. This week, Richard walks us through the history of Israel to show how it consistently points to both the holiness and the blessing of God’s presence.

The Tent of Meeting points us to the call to intentionally seek God.  In the next installment of our Dwell series, Molly takes us through the importance of finding a place away from life’s distractions where we can truly be with Him