Phil speaks on our third week looking at Acts 2:42 focusing on communion. The phrase "breaking of bread" is often understood as a reference to the Lord's Supper or Communion, a sacred act instituted by Jesus during the Last Supper with His disciples. This act serves multiple purposes within the context of worship. Firstly, it is a remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice, as we partake in the bread and wine as symbols of His body and blood. This remembrance fosters a profound connection between the us and Christ..

In Acts 2:42, we find a profound insight into the early Church's life: "They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." This verse captures the essence of community in the Christian faith, a vibrant tapestry interwoven with teaching, shared experiences, worship, and mutual support.

Fellowship is more than just gathering together; it is about forming deep, meaningful relationships that reflect Christ’s love. The early Christians shared their lives, their joys, their struggles, and their resources. They were united not only in belief but in practice, demonstrating a commitment to one another that we can still learn from today. Andie unpacks Fellowship more in this talk.

The early church devoted themselves to learning from the Apostles, which illustrates how essential it is for us to remain anchored in sound doctrine today. It is through the teaching of Scripture that we gain wisdom, discernment, and the ability to navigate life's complexities with faith. Ken unpacks this in the first of a four week series on Acts 2:42

Giving is a fundamental aspect of Christian life, deeply rooted in biblical teachings. Kev explores this theme by addressing the how, why, and when of giving as outlined in Scripture.

Jamie (guest speaker from Enfield Vineyard) looks at what is true worship,

Maria speaks at our service on obedience

Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit says the Lord. Ken speaks at our morning service

How rules can lead to freedom - dan speaks at our evening service

Jesus equips and sends us all so why have missionaries and do mission?

Hanna talks about spiritual battles in our everyday lives and what spiritual principles we can apply when we’re struggling and fighting again.

Deb explores the journey of transformation as Jesus revels himself to his disciples in a series of encounters including on the Emmaus Road.

Visiting speaker John Coles speaks at our Sunday service.

Ken speaks at our Easter Sunday Morning Service.

Kev looks at Joy in our faith, do we have Joy? do we need Joy? what is Joy?

Rebecca looks at Shame and what the Bible has to say on it

Peter looks at the words we use and the power they have.

Sue Frost looks back at our 21 days of breakthrough prayer and fasting, using the story of Daniel and showing us from Matthew how when we ask, seek and knock, we see breakthrough.

Natasha speaks at our morning service on Prayer.

Peter speaks at out Sunday service

Suz speaks on at our Sunday morning service looking at how God says we are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made.