HTB: Sunday Services (Audio & video)

'Today is the day we celebrate the truth, the historical fact that Jesus is alive.' On Easter Sunday, Martyn Layzell speaks on one of the incredible accounts of the resurrection, looking at Mark 16.

"He has risen just as he said." Seven words which change everything forever. Seven words which give hope of happiness for this life and beyond this life.' Stephen Foster speaks on the incredible truth of Easter and how the resurrection isn't just an incident, but it's an identity, the person of Jesus.

'If you want to know how the Father loves you, look at Jesus on the cross.'   Rachel Gardner leads us in a Good Friday reflection on the events of the crucifixion; at how there is only one true response that we can make. 

'What the world most needs we have: the love of God.' Ken Costa continues our Luke series, looking at how we - the hopeful minority, the people of the small print, the followers of a narrow path - can play a part in changing the story of our times.

‘Resilience is the thing that best determines if you’re able to thrive, within your career and in your life. It’s not just about absorbing pressure, but also that you can spring back and use it to your advantage.’ Stephen Foster continues our Luke series speaking on how to build our resilience within our day-to-day. 

'Sometimes the only way God can show us that He is in control is to push us into places where we are out of control.' Do you strive to gain more control over your life, only to be left feeling disappointed? Stephen Foster starts our Luke series, looking at how Jesus invites us to let go of control and embrace him as our King.

'It’s a battle to choose the life of love, but we are fighting for freedom. Let’s follow Jesus’ example and become servants of all, that we might live in freedom and carry freedom everywhere we go.' Sam Follett continues our series in Exodus looking at how we can live a life of freedom. 

‘Greatness is ultimately determined by service and God is calling each one of us to serve Him and His purposes in this world.’  Martyn Layzell begins our Exodus series looking at the theme of leadership and how once we know the sufficiency of God, we can find our identity. 

‘The best way to store your resource is to sow it.’ Stephen Foster looks at Matthew 6, exploring our need to give. When our eternal perspective shapes our earthly decisions, we get the best of both worlds.

'In order for you to make a difference in this world, you have to activate your gifts.' Martyn Layzell looks at 2 Timothy, exploring how Paul encourages Timothy to use his gifts. Martyn teaches how the gifts God gives us are not just for us, but that they're there to build others up.

'You can let your circumstances change how you see your relationship with Jesus, or you can let your relationship with Jesus change how you see your circumstances.' Stephen Foster looks at the power of perspective, examining the plight of Paul and Silas in Acts 17 and the difference made by their attitude of worship and prayer.

"How do you know your value? The value of something is determined by the price someone is willing to pay for it. You are His priority, you are of infinite worth." A message from Emily Layzell looking at the parable of the lost coin in Luke 15.

'Whatever your storms are, Jesus will walk to you and meet you right in the middle.' Alex Rayment speaks on how his identity no longer depends on his circumstances, but on who Jesus says we are.

‘When you take a step to God, He rushes in... The greatest motivating force in the world is not fear; it’s love.’ What breakthroughs do you want to make in 2018? What motivates you? As we begin a new year, Stephen Foster examines how we might start well and finish strong, looking at Jesus' teaching on the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. 

'At the beginning of 2018 we need to be prepared. Be prepared to show the way.' As we enter a new year, Alex Rayment reminds us that we are a people loved by God, called to prepare the way for people to meet with Jesus.