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11am: Dr Peter Masters
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Teaching Sermon Sunday 27 September 2026 | 11:00am
How God Calls Everyone
"/>Romans 2 emphasizes the personal stirring of every person. Here is how, but the general response despises the greatest and kindest benefits of God, being ignorant of the reason of His longsuffering – the call to salvation. Here also is the seeking that leads to God.
Teaching Sermon Sunday 20 September 2026 | 11:00am
Only Christ Can Help Us
Here is the bleak human condition away from God, with 23 evils that infect hearts. In the light of these, we consider the price paid by Christ of salvation, the extent of transformation in conversion, and how the opposite virtues should be growing in believers.
Gospel Sermon Sunday 23 August 2026 | 6:30pm
Beginning a Spiritual Journey
700 years before Christ, Isaiah prophesies in detail the virgin birth, miracles, atoning death and resurrection. Here is how Christ also gives ‘sight’ to our minds to feel our need of His salvation, and how Isaiah’s metaphor of a raised highway shows the way to finding Him personally.
Teaching Sermon Sunday 16 August 2026 | 11:00am
Paul’s Faith in the Power of the Gospel
Paul presents the wilful rejection of God's divinity and glory, and the mental dullness that results; also the deep sins of Roman and modern society. Depressing, yes. But the apostle is undaunted, because the power of Christ's Gospel can cut through it all.
Bible Study Wednesday 23 September 2026 | 7:30pm
Practical Rules for the Thought Life
'Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.'
Bible Study Wednesday 16 September 2026 | 7:30pm
Mastering the Thought Life
'Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.'
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Articles
Are There One or Two Natures in the Christian?
Dr Peter Masters
The idea of two conflicting natures in the Christian is only a model, but is scriptural, enabling believers to see themselves corrupted by sin, and yet substantially renewed by the converting power of God.
Drawing Strength from the Names of Christ
Dr Peter Masters The single verse before us is very special. Because of the savour of its rich perfumes, the Lord’s name is like fragrant oil poured out, communicating to Christ’s people his immeasurable goodness and love.
The Tempter’s Mission
Dr Peter Masters To a society that has been trained to think materialistically, the idea of a devil can seem absurd. Many people today believe in neither God nor the devil. Yet most people hold two opposing ideas in their mind at once.
The Necessity and Justification for the Free Offer of the Gospel
Rev. Malcolm Watts What a Gospel this is! Christ, his love, his pardon, his righteousness, his Spirit, his holiness, his strength and his fulness, are all offered freely to poor, miserable sinners. Nothing must interfere with this freeness.
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Books
Once Delivered – How God Gave Us the Bible
Matthew Wainwright and Paul Fryer
Helping children and young people to follow the golden thread of God’s inspired Word through over 3,500 years of history. The Bible is an extraordinary book. Even though it was written by forty different men over 1,500 years, it carries a single united message: that we are lost sinners, and that our only Saviour is the Lord Jesus Christ. This is because the Bible is not just human words, but God-breathed Scripture. Read the fascinating history of the most important book in the world, and learn how God inspired, protected, and guided it from the temples and pyramids of Ancient Egypt to the online world of computers and phones. This fully-illustrated book covers 3,500 years of history, guiding children through the fascinating account of the inspiration and preservation…
Through Water and Fire
Matthew Wainwright
Sent to live with her aunt and cousins in the opulent surroundings of Lockwood Hall, Grace is desperate to impress. But everything she does leads from bad to worse, and soon she is faced with losing her only friend and being sent home in disgrace. When she stumbles across a deadly secret, she must decide whether to protect herself and her future, or risk everything to save the life of a criminal. From the author of ‘Out of the Smoke’ comes a gripping mystery set in the perilous world of Tudor England at the dawn of the Reformation. Aimed at those aged 10 and over. Matthew Wainwright lives and works in Greenwich, South London, and is a husband and father…
Out of the Smoke
Matthew Wainwright
Plunged into the criminal underworld of Victorian London, Billy the chimney sweep knows he must fight — or die. A thrilling story of faith and survival, based on the work of the Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury. Aimed at those of secondary school age, but adults will enjoy reading this too.
Worship or Entertainment?
Dr Peter Masters
Where will your church be five or ten years from now? – asks the author. With the adoption of contemporary music worship many have already changed beyond recognition. Yet more will do so. Here are four essential principles which Jesus Christ laid down for worship, and by which every new idea must be judged.