Many of us carry assumptions about God that have been shaped by culture, disappointment, or religion. In Psalm 50 and Matthew 9, God challenges false pictures of who he is and reveals his heart through Jesus. Looking at Matthew's call, the healing of a suffering woman, and the raising of a young girl, we discover a God who desires mercy rather than performance and relationship rather than transaction.

What if the deepest reality in the universe is not power, fear, or competition, but love? On Trinity Sunday, James explores the mystery of the Trinity and the invitation to share in the life of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

“Pentecost is the announcement that God is near.”

“Christianity is not humanity climbing toward God. It is God climbing down toward us.”

What does life to the full really look like? In this sermon from St Andrew's Church, Watford, we explore the beauty of the early church in Acts of the Apostles 2 and the promise of Jesus in Gospel of John 10.