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Rob Scott Cook
The Psalms are like a songbook and prayerbook for real life.
Instead of pretending everything is fine, they help us bring our honest emotions to God. And at the same time, they gently reshape how we see things, reminding us of who God really is—faithful, in control, full of mercy, and always worthy of our trust and praise.
Rob Scott-Cook introduces our new series by looking at Psalm 46.
Rob Scott-Cook continues our series by looking at how God freed his people from captivity in the land of Egypt, and how, through Jesus, we can experience freedom today.
Jesus’ followers ate with Him, travelled with Him, asked him questions and got into challenging situations with Him.
In the second talk of our ‘The Way’ series, Rob Scott-Cook looks at what it means to abide in Jesus and for Him to abide in us.
At the end of this talk, Rob asks 3 questions for us to think about:
How can we allow the Holy Spirit to make Jesus’ presence more real to us?
Reflect on what it means to remain in Him.
How can we follow Jesus more in our prayer life?
Rob Scott-Cook continues our Who Is Jesus? series.
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.
As we look at some of the promises of the Holy Spirit throughout the Old Testament, we see those promises were fulfilled at Pentecost.
As we kick off our new series on the Holy Spirit, we look at how God gave this amazing gift to the Church to empower and guide believers.
(The Bible reference for this talk is Acts 2 v1-21.)
As Highgrove Church begins Prayer Week, Rob-Scott Cook reminds us of the value of prayer, and why we should expect a fresh wave of God’s Spirit.
Rob Scott-Cook explores what it means to pursue the presence of God in our daily lives.
The Bible references for this talk are Acts 13 v.2&3 and Isaiah 6 v.1-8, ch.23 v.1-3.
We can so easily take the events of Easter for granted. In this series we'll dig into why these events happened, what they achieved and how they affect us nowadays.
In this talk, Rob Scott-Cook asks why Jesus chose to ride on a donkey, and what it means to us now.
(Bible reference for this talk - Matthew 21:1-11)
Elijah had no way of looking after himself. He was completely dependent on the provision of God and the kindness of a stranger, who would normally be the last person Elijah would look to.
In this talk, Rob Scott-Cook asks what can we learn from who God used and how He acted, as well as Elijah’s obedience to God’s commands?
In The Way of Jesus series, we’re looking at the words of Jesus from his Sermon on the Mount, found in Matthew's gospel.
In this talk, Rob Scott-Cook looks at what Jesus said about priorities.
After listening to Rob’s talk, why not spend some time reflecting on the three questions at the bottom of this page?
Rob Scott-Cook looks at what the Bible says about true friendship, and what it means to us today.
Rob Scott-Cook continues our series by looking at Habakkuk 3 v2:
'Lord, I have heard of your fame; I stand in awe your deeds, O Lord. Renew them in our day and in our time make them known.’
How can we experience a renewal of life, hope and vision at this time?
Rob Scott-Cook continues our Love Works series by looking at one of the most famous passages in the Bible about love, 1 Corinthians chapter 13.
What can we learn from Nehemiah about how we can be God-reliant rather than self-reliant?
Rob Scott-Cook continues our Stories for Life series by looking at the parable of The Wise and Foolish Builders.
Rob Scott-Cook continues our series by looking at what Jesus meant when he said “I am the Resurrection and the Life”.
Rob Scott-Cook speaks about Leaving a Legacy from Lockdown.
