Dying with Christ.  Rising with Him.

On Easter Sunday, Will was baptised at PSC. Before he was, Pastor Neil Todman explained the meaning of baptism from Acts 8.

Easter Sunday 2026- Acts 8- All-Age Message- Neil Todman

On Easter Sunday, Will got baptised. Hear his testimony here.

Will's testimony and baptism- Easter Sunday 2026

The Revelation of God

Pete Foster leads us in a short relfection on Job 42. Though Job never understands the reason behind his suffering, he does grow in his knowledge of who God is. Job reminds us that the blessing of knowing God comes after, and not necesarily during, our time on this earth.

29th March PM | Job 42 | Pete Foster

What are you building your life upon?

In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman shows how only if we build our lives on the rock of Jesus Christ will we be safe from hell at the final judgement. The Good News is that Jesus is not only a King but a Saviour, who deals with us at our worst, that he might transform our lives to be best they can be: lives which look like His.

29th March (am)- Matthew 7 v.24-29- Neil Todman

Encountering God in the midst of the storm

In this sermon, church member, Graham Thornton looks at what God said to Job in the second of his speeches which seem mostly about two creatures: Behemoth and Leviathan. He looks not only at what the Lord's words say about his sovereignty over evil and his care for his creation, but what God specifically does not say in response to Job's questions.

March 22nd (pm)- RBT- Job 40-41- Graham Thornton

Do you know Jesus?

In this heart-felt sermon, Sam Pibworth pleads with all of us to make sure we are right with God through Jesus Christ before it is too late. He questions whether we have turned from the wide path that leads to hell. He asks whether our lives are bearing fruit to the glory of God. Finally, he shows what it is like to really enter into a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Full of both challenge and encouragement.

22nd March (am)- Matthew 7 v.13-23- Sam Pibworth

Is God just?

In this sermon, PSC Pastor Neil Todman opens up two speeches, one from Bildad and one from Job, and considers their different answers to the question, "Is God just?" He helps us to see how ultimately Bildad's approach condemns an innocent man, but Job's leads him to Christ, who went through hell for us to satisfy God's justice.

15th March (pm)- RBT- Job 18 and 19- Neil Todman

Stop criticising!  Start loving!

In this sermon, church member, Derek Cleave opens up Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount about how we treat others. He opens up Jesus' negative instructions around criticising others, and how we tell the difference between being discerning and judgemental, before turn to Jesus' positive instructions to love others. Finally Derek shows how all this is impossible unless we are born again and live by the Spirit's power.

15th March (am)- Matthew 7 v.1-12- Derek Cleave

Suffering well

In this sermon, Trainee Pastor Sam Pibworth considers the lessons Job chapters 1 and 2 can teach us about suffering well and also how we can be a comfort as a church to those going through the darkest times.

8th March (pm)- Job 1 & 2- Sam Pibworth

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