Firstly I wish to thank everyone for the prayers, their support, their encouragement and last of all but not least their love as I recover from my operation.
In my bible reading most recently I have been reading and focusing on Revelation. I realised that despi...
I have thought long and hard about what I should preach on in my final two sermons as your Pastor. I wanted them to be significant, uplifting and hopefully memorable; and so I’m grateful to James Robson of Keswick Ministries...
When we last looked at 1 Timothy a few weeks ago, I intended to look at 1 Timothy 1:1-11, although I actually finished at 1:7 and ignored 1:8-11. In those four verses Paul talks of the Law and those to whom it applied...
I spent my first year at Bible College at Moorlands in Dorset. Shortly before I arrived they had opened a brand new library that contained well in excess of 30000 books on every theological and ministry subject that yo...
Last week we returned to looking at the wonderful but difficult Book of Revelation. Having looked at the first five chapters a little while ago we made a start on Chapter 6 by looking at the events surrounding the ope...
It has been quite a while since we last looked at Revelation and so I think the time is now right to make a brief return before spending time next year going a bit deeper into this amazing but difficult book. When we l...
It’s Harvest and once again the generosity of those who attend this church never ceases to amaze me. There is a huge amount of food here and I’m sure that all those who eventually receive it will be very grateful.
Well, here we are at the end of our series looking at Galatians; this is the eighteenth and final sermon in the series. It has been a long and at times tortuous journey but one that I hope you have found worthwhile. W...
Writing in his commentary on Galatians, Steve Brady mentions a comment made to him many years ago that “There’s often more fellowship found in a pub than in a church”[1]. Think about that for a moment and you may well a...
