God’s Fulness (Part 3)

Stephen continued his series on God’s fulness this evening, looking at the stumbling-block which often cause us to fail to experience God’s fulness in the way He wants us to. We often find it difficult to believe that God wants us to enter into His...

Living In Safety

This morning, Mark spoke on Ps 91 at Cherry Tree Court. Many of us like to feel safe, not being daredevils or risk takers or adrenaline junkies and this psalm reminds us that those who spend time with God live under the cover and protection of Almighty God (El...

The conventional parts…

There were, however, many conventional aspects of the wedding. Traditional vows were exchanged during the ceremony and the register had to be officially signed: After the vows, Stephen played an original piece of music he wrote for Stacey and then sang one of her...

The unconventional parts…

Our church can, at times, be unconventional. Because the wedding was so closely connected with birthdays (the bride’s the day before the wedding, the groom’s the day after), it was decided that we had to include another ‘birthday box’ special...

No eye has seen, no ear has heard…

With the wedding themes focussing on music and photography, the sermon at the wedding looked at 1 Cor 2:9-10. Our senses are incredibly important to us and obviously we had great joy looking at all the beautiful things in church and listening to the music and vows...