Rev Derek Softley talks about how people's lives are guided day to day and how we should remember each day that Jesus is our Lord and King

Rev Derek Softley talks to us on Guy Fawkes day about remembering, forgetting and forgiveness

He makes reference to Deuteronomy Ch6 V1-9

John Aldridge talks to us about the sacrifice that Jesus made for all of us and examines sacrifice in the modern world.

His talk is preceded by a short quotation from George McLeod on the the Crucifixion of Christ 

In the first morning service in Great Glen, the Reverend Derek Softley talks about how difficult it can be to admit to someone that you are sorry for something you have done and to seek forgiveness, yet how important that is in worship of the Lord.

In his last service in Great Glen Methodist Church before he moves on to work with students at Warwick and Coventry Universities, Rev Stuart Jennings reflects on how he does not like change but welcomes renewal.  We are all a new creation he reminds us as he leaves for God's work elsewhere.  We will all miss him very much but wish him the very best of God's blessings in his new calling.

The Reverend Alan Tongue talks about dance and how our praise for the Lord can and should include the joy of dancing with Him.

John Aldridge talks today about redemption and how a supermarket surprisingly can point the way to understanding redemption with our Lord

Rev Stuart Jennings has discovered this gem of a poem and reads it to us describing the different plants in God's Garden - which one are you?

Rev Stuart Jennnings reflects in a study of the bible passages in Mark Chapter 10 vs 46 to 52 that all was not what it quite seemed in the mriaculous healing by Jesus of blind Bartimaeus

Rev Stuart Jennings talks about the power of prayer

Rev Alan Tongue talks about Ascension

Revd Stuart Jennings asks us to consider how many times we are called to action with the oft used words "Come" and "Go".

Dr Mike Davies explores how a famous general in the Bible was cured of his leprosy through following the advice on one of his slaves through whom God worked to give salvation. Before his sermon, David Kelly reads from 2 Kings Chapter 5 Vs 1-14 in the Old Testament and Emma Davies reads from Mark Chapter 5 Vs 40-45 in the New Testament

Rev Stuart Jennings starts this service with a bible reading and shows how we can connect the gospels

In our annual Covenant Service, Rev Stuart Jennings talks about how we need to channel our prayers to communicate effectively with God

In our New Years Day service, Rev Stuart Jennings reflects on how we sit watcing television and yet the Bible calls us to action at Christmas time

In our Candelight Service, Rev Mary Ireland fires up our imagination and its importance in thinking about God

One week before Christmas Day, Rev Alan Tongue reflects upon the Nativity