Naomi Clarke explores what happened at Easter and what it means to us today.
On Palm Sunday, Ed Marsh continues our Who Is Jesus? Series by looking at Jesus’ final hours.
In Matthew 27 we read how Barabbas, a guilty man, was released instead of Jesus, the only innocent man. What does this exchange mean for humanity and what does it mean for each of us personally?
Dave Mitchell continues our Who Is Jesus? series.
Rob Scott-Cook continues our Who Is Jesus? series.
Peter Hatton continues our Who Is Jesus? series.
This series is based in Mathew’s gospel. A concern of the gospel is ‘Who do you say I am’? and the question of ‘Who is Jesus’ is of utmost relevance today.
In this second talk of the series, Matt Smith looks at what it means for Jesus to be fully human and fully God.
This series is based in Mathew’s gospel. A concern of the gospel is ‘Who do you say I am’? and the question of ‘Who is Jesus’ is of utmost relevance today.
In this first talk of the series, Tim Dobson is joined by Keziah from the Woodlands Discipleship Year to look at how John the Baptist prepared the way for Jesus.
This month, we are looking at stories of women in the Bible who shaped the course of human history by their faith, strength and courage.
This series invites us to read their stories and be challenged and inspired into greater devotion towards the God they loved and served.
In the third talk of the series, Charli Williams looks at the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and what we can learn from her about humility, trust and obedience.
This month, we are looking at stories of women in the Bible who shaped the course of human history by their faith, strength and courage.
This series invites us to read their stories and be challenged and inspired into greater devotion towards the God they loved and served.
In the third talk of the series, Rachel Noyce looks at the story of Mary and Martha.
This month, we are looking at stories of women in the Bible who shaped the course of human history by their faith, strength and courage.
This series invites us to read their stories and be challenged and inspired into greater devotion towards the God they loved and served.
In the second talk of the series, Deborah Marsh looks at the story of Esther.
This month, we are looking at stories of women in the Bible who shaped the course of human history by their faith, strength and courage.
This series invites us to read their stories and be challenged and inspired into greater devotion towards the God they loved and served.
In this firs talk, Dave Mitchell looks at the story of Ruth.
Our physical influence is usually limited to the people and situations we’re directly involved with, but our spiritual influence can stretch to the other side of the world.
In this talk, Ed Marsh looks at intercession.
Prayer is talking to God - it can be so simple that even a small child can do it. But we want our prayer life to mature and deepen.
Prayer is not a one-way conversation. As we pray to God we position ourselves for God to speak to us. What are some of the ways God reveals Himself, His heart and His plans to us? And how can we get better at listening?
Prayer is talking to God - it can be so simple that even a small child can do it. But we want our prayer life to mature and deepen.
In this series on prayer, we’re looking to develop our understanding and experience of prayer.
In this first talk, Deborah Marsh looks at how we can understand our authority in prayer and how can we use that authority in our daily prayer lives.
We hear so many different messages at Christmas, things we’re meant to be doing, or feeling, or being. This advent at Highgrove Church, we’re go going back to the true message of tidings of comfort and joy that only Jesus can bring.
In this talk, Ed Marsh asks how joy differs from happiness, and how we can share the joy that only Jesus can bring with others.
We hear so many different messages at Christmas, things we’re meant to be doing, or feeling, or being. This advent at Highgrove Church, we’re go going back to the true message of tidings of comfort and joy that only Jesus can bring.
In this talk, Rachel Noyce takes a closer look at the greatest love story over told.
We hear so many different messages at Christmas, things we’re meant to be doing, or feeling, or being. This advent at Highgrove Church, we’re go going back to the true message of tidings of comfort and joy that only Jesus can bring.
Jesus brings hope.
But how can we hold on to hope when things don’t go the way we’ve planned? And how can we bring hope in a world where many are disillusioned?
Peter Hatton continues our series by looking at what God promises around our needs and our wants.
Rob Scott Cook continues our series by looking at what the Bible tell us about the problems we’ll face, especially as followers of Jesus, and how we can find comfort in God’s promises.
