In the next message in our Beatitudes series we look Jesus’ words “blessed are the merciful”. Jessica Cave explores what it means to live out mercy in our daily lives and unpacks the difference between grace and mercy, why mercy is the mark of a true disciple, and how showing compassion reflects the heart of Christ.
Continuing our series on the Beatitudes, Keith Jackson looks at what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness, exploring the difference between our own “stinking righteousness” and the unearned righteousness that comes through faith in Jesus Christ.
At our all-age service, Laylajoy and Risnum continue our series on The Beatitudes and explore what Jesus meant when he said “Blessed are the meek”. Discover why meekness isn’t weakness—it’s power under God’s control.
Jessica Cave starts our new series looking at The Beatitudes by looking at what Jesus meant when he said “Blessed are the poor in spirit”.
Looking at Matthew 14:22-33, Jessica Cave explores how true faith requires stepping out of our boats of comfort and fixing our eyes on Jesus, even when the storms of life are raging around us.
Kit Watson shares on overcoming doubt and strengthening faith in God’s promises. Speaking from Matthew 17:20, Kit encourages us to trust God’s timing and remain anchored in our beliefs.
On Father’s Day, Ellie Watson explores the character of Joseph, Jesus’s earthly father who reflects God the perfect father.
Easter Sunday reminds us of the empty tomb. But how can the word empty be full of power, hope, and purpose? Ellie Watson explores the meaning of the empty tomb and why the resurrection of Jesus still matters today.
In today’s fast-paced world, our ambition often overshadows the importance of contentment. Miselo Kangwa speaks on how this does not need to be the case for Christians.
Mark Oliver shares the journey of Torch, an organisation that provides a helping hand from local churches to the community of Reading. Speaking from Matthew 7, Mark explores what it means to do the will of the Father.