We make recordings of some of our recent Sunday morning sermons available on this page. You may find this useful if you weren’t able to be at church on Sunday, or if you want to listen again. You may have been serving in our children’s groups and want to listen to the adult talk. Or you might want to find out a little more about us before coming along to meet us in person.
Listening online is no substitute for regular fellowship at church with God’s people. We would encourage everyone to find a local church where the Bible is taught faithfully and which you can attend regularly.
You can also find our recent sermons in our podcast:
and on our YouTube channel.
This morning Rob was speaking at our all age service.
This morning on Trinity Sunday, Bekah was speaking on John 16:12-15 where Jesus speaks about how the Holy Spirit will be sent from the Father, to point to Jesus. […]
Richard spoke on 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 this morning at our family service for Pentecost, as we thought about the church being a Temple of the Holy Spirit. […]
A 5 minute sermon and 3000 baptisms! This morning Bekah was preaching on Acts 2:14-47, where we found that the Church’s mission is all about Jesus. […]
This morning Richard spoke on Acts 2:1-13 and Acts 8:14-17, where we see the fledgling church being fully and forever equipped by the Holy Spirit. […]
This morning Karen was the preacher as we continued our series “You will be my witnesses” on the book of Acts. […]
This morning Rob was speaking on Ephesians 2:19-22 as we thought about the church as God’s household. […]
On Thursday evening, we welcomed the Mayor of Solihull, Council and other visitors for a civic service to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. […]
This morning Bekah was preaching on Luke 1:1-4, Acts 1:1-2, Luke 24:45-49, and Acts 1:3-8, hearing how Jesus’ followers are called, equipped and sent out. […]
This morning Richard spoke at our all-age morning service on Acts 5:27-32 and John 20:19-31, and the gifts Jesus gave his first disciples as he met them on the evening of that first Easter Day with the words “Peace be with you”. […]