Sps Talks

"The one who believes in me will live, even though they die."

“I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me.” A leader is decisive and guiding. More than that though, Jesus was trustworthy, loving and selfless. If you find yourself in need of a good leader, look no further.

“Whoever enters through me will be saved.” Jesus offers us with the choice to receive all of what He has to offer. Will you choose salvation?

“Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness." Guiding, uplifting, illuminating: this light will overcome.

"This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world." But that made little sense to the people of Galilee. What does it mean for you?

"Who do you think you are?" We return to John's gospel as Jesus makes bold claims to the Jews.

At SPS, we make our vision a reality. As we look at the amazing work being done, we look forward to what more God has in store.

In our increasingly diverse communities, there are so many ways to get involved and fight injustices in our world. See how you can make a difference.

Our new associate minister and speaker, Mark Bishop, is sharing his experience with discipleship, and how that is a part of our vision to Make Disciples.

As we head into the Autumn term Phil introduces our new Vision Series and tells the 'Tail of the Vineyard', found in Isaiah. The big story that underpins it all.

Shawn brings us our final Hero of Faith, Gideon, and the importance of confidence and identity.

We hear from two more of the team on who they might say are Heroes of Faith. Michael, Jo and Christina speak about Amos, Abraham & Sarah, and Ruth

We hear from two of the team on who they might say are Heroes of Faith. Gareth and Sarah speak about Jonathan and Esther.

Through the ups and downs of his life, king David followed his calling. It was with patience, praise and penitence that this Hero of Faith was a man of God.

Held back by his name of heel-catcher, Jacob wrestles with identity AND God. Simon marvels at the other side of this Hero of Faith.

With strength and courage from God, we can show faithfulness to God. As we look at Heroes of Faith, Philippa recalls the inspiration that Joshua was to the people of Israel.

Waiting for change can be despairing and frustrating. But can we not put our faith in Jesus? Simon concludes our series through John's Gospel as we look at one more miracle with Jesus conquering death.

If we think we're at the end of the line, how do we know there's more? Jesus' miracles open our eyes to what he can do through us.

Jesus' compassion is seen in the healing at Bethsaida. You are always loved. There is always hope.

Jesus wants to meet you (even though he knows you (really knows you!)) The woman at the well didn't expect to meet the Son of God, but He knew exactly who she was and what she needed.