29th June 2025 - Sunday Service (Coming soon...)
We will add the TLDR and full transcript 1-2 days after the service.
22nd June 2025 - Sunday Service (Coming soon...)
We will add the TLDR and full transcript 1-2 days after the service.
15th June 2025 - Messy Church (Unavailable)
The Messy Church celebration time is not live-streamed nor recorded so we will not be genrating a TLDR for this week.
8th June 2025 - Sunday Service, Jim.M on "P" is for... Pentecost (Ready to Read)
The sermon delivered by Jim focuses on the concept of Pentecost and its significance for believers. The sermon begins with thoughts on communion and general reflections on biblical narratives, before moving to a prayer. Jim then elaborates on four key "P" words related to Pentecost: Privilege, highlighting the grace received by believers; Promise, specifically the gift of the Holy Spirit and its enabling power; Power, explained as the Holy Spirit's work in understanding and speaking truth; and Proclamation, encouraging believers to share the gospel. The sermon also emphasizes the living nature of Jesus, the unchanging Holy Spirit, and the promise of Christ's return, concluding with a prayer for renewal and the sharing of blessings.
1st June 2025 - All Age Service, Clare.H (Ready to Watch, Read & Listen)
Our speaker discusses the importance of listening attentively to God and others, highlighting how noise and differing perspectives can hinder understanding. Clare explains three ways of listening: with the head (facts), heart (emotions and values), and feet (intentions and motivations), emphasising the need to listen to the "whole person." Clare then explores a biblical passage where God is found in a gentle whisper rather than dramatic events, connecting this to the need for quiet reflection to hear God's voice. Finally, touching on the historical radical nature of Baptist church meetings where every member's voice was valued in decision-making, linking this to the idea that collective, diverse wisdom is needed to discern God's will, comparing it to the manifold wisdom of God described in Ephesians.
