Jesus' teaches us to invest our lives in the gospel because all "lesser treasures" will leave us empty and in the dark.Readings from this service:

 Alex and Ben discuss treasure, and more Bob Dylan and Pink Floyd

As we return to the Sermon on the Mount, it’s important to remember, before telling us what the gospel does, Jesus tells us what the gospel is.Readings from this service:

For our new Summer series, Alex and Ben return to the Sermon on the Mount and examine how it begins.

Bishop Alex speaks about awe and the majesty of the Holy Trinity.

If the gospel of the kingdom is more than anything else, then receiving it is more than anything else we could hope for our kids.Readings from this service:

Alex and Ben talk about the Holy Spirit, raising kids, and the music of Donovan. 

Acts 1 shows the Triune God rules everything through the Father’s good design, the Spirit’s dynamic power, and the Son’s Dominion. Ben encourages believers to ask of every situation, “Where Is God – Father, Son, & Holy Spirit – In This?” (W...

Alex and Ben discuss the Ascension and Bob Dylan. 

In Jesus Christ, the Infinite God, made an infinite change to this sinful fallen world, but amazingly, through the Spirt, we can expect even more! Readings from this service:

Alex and Ben discuss what Jesus means when he refers to the good news of the Kingdom of God. 

In his the first address to the disciples after His resurrection, Jesus explains how the Gospel is the fulfillment of everything and the foundation of hope.Readings from this service:

Alex and Ben finally sound upbeat about the resurrection accounts in Luke. 

The resurrection brings us work to do, glory to shine, and peace for evermore. Readings from this service:1 John 1: 1-3

Alex and Ben talk about Jesus, Porcupines and fish.

Alex examines what it feels like to become a Christian, and why we don’t always know that it’s about to happen! Readings from this service:I...

Alex and Ben celebrate Liverpool FC’s historic Premier League win, with a discussion of Luke 24. 

As Jesus walks with two disciples along the road to Emmaus, he restores their faltering faith by showing them how all the Hebrew Scriptures point to His suffering and glory.Readings from this service:

After weeks of gloom (albeit occasionally enjoyable gloom) Alex and Ben are pleased to begin a discussion of life after the storm. 

Luke 24 reminds us that the power of the gospel comes not from the faithfulness of the disciples, but from the objective reality of Christ's resurrection. Readings from this service:

Rev. Alex delivers a Good Friday message.

In the final sermon of our series on Amos, Alex explains how, after months of gloom, Amos ends with hope a new life after the storm.Readings from this service:

Alex and Ben finish out there series on Amos on a note of hope (at last).

In Amos 8 God makes clear that Israel is ripe for judgment. Ben explores the theme of “The Day of the LORD” in Amos, and how this ancient prophecy leads us to the cross.Readings from this service:

Alex and Ben discuss the darkest passage of Amos yet.