Lizzie Laferton reflects on Tamar’s story from 2 Samuel 13-14 and holds out good news for any who might identify with her suffering. She shows us we have a better brother, a better Father and a better bridegroom.

In the latest episode of the Co-Mission Podcast, the team interview Jonny Burgess about the new church plant in Hackbridge. It’s a great chance to hear about the plans for the plant and what the Lord has been doing already.

We’d love to encourage you to form up a prayer triplet (or pair, or square!), and our prayer is that these will be a rich source of blessing, encouragement and growth. With that in mind, here are some tips that might give you some ideas about how to get a prayer triplet going and how to make the most of it…

This term in Diggers and Transformers we will be doing series called ‘Meals with Jesus’ using material from Faith In Kids (produced by our very own Ed Drew, part of the 4:30pm congregation)

Ed has also produced a book that is a brilliant resource for family devotions which would be a brilliant accompaniment to the Sunday school series.

Could the tide of faith be ready to come in again in our generation?

This long-form documentary podcast presented by Justin Brierley, tells the story of why new atheism grew old and secular thinkers are considering Christianity again. Find out more about this excellent resource…

We were blessed to have over 400 men from around the Co-Mission network gather for a morning of worship, prayer, fellowship and teaching from the book of Matthew. Our guest speaker was Kev Murdoch. Click here to listen to the talks.

On 25th January, women from around the Co-Mission network, gathered together at Women’s Day 2025. Kimberley Davis from the Globe church for preached from one Thessalonians on the topic of working and waiting, living lives empowered by the gospel. This episode features both talks. We hope they’re encouraging to you!

Following on from studying Romans 1, Lizzie Laferton asks us to join Paul in immersing/rooting/wrapping ourselves in the news of “Jesus Christ our Lord” daily such that it feels very natural and wonderful to call out an invitation to others: Come on in. The water’s lovely.

Springing from our Sunday mornings in the book of Daniel, Lizzie Laferton explores the 'Distinctive Hope' that characterises Daniel and friends, and the witness it is to the watching world. They have a hope that isn't tied to the things of this world and doesn't falter when the things of this world perish, spoil or fade, or the people of this world persecute, sin against us or prove false. Such a hope enables living that stands out. Read more...