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In this message, pastor David McLaughlin reminds us not to forget our first love, Jesus Christ, and that we must keep our eyes on Him. It can be all to easy to become busy being busy in life, however, this message encourages us to be mindful of being too preoccupied that we take our eyes off our first love.  

In this message, pastor David McLaughlin explores the importance of keeping our joy as Christians this can be a powerful witness, and testimony, to the Glory of God. 

The book of Ezekiel speaks about the dry bones, and in this great message, Pastor David encourages us to not be dead in Spirit like the dry bones but to come alive! In Ezekiel we see how far God’s people had fallen, and so we need to be aware of how much our environment is affecting our everyday life, compared to God’s Word working within us. For more, please check out the video…

In this message, Pastor David mcLaughlin shares what the anointing represents, God's presence, consecration, healing, and unity, and how it ultimately points us to Christ. The message invites us to consider how God's anointing is not symbolic only, but active and transformative in the life of His people today.

 In this message, Pastor David McLaughlin unpacks what it means to enter a season of ploughing and preparation. A season where God works the soil of the heart, removes what is hardened, and prepares us for what He is about to grow.

This is a call to readiness, obedience, and faith, even when the work feels unseen and uncomfortable. God does not waste seasons What He prepares, He intends to use.

"I said, 'plant the good of righteousness, and you will harvest a crop of love. Plow up the hard ground of your hearts, for now is the time to seek the LORD, that he may come and shower righteousness upon you." Hosea 10:12 NLT

This week we were joined by Pastor Donna Howells from the Warehouse Church, Wales. Ps Donna delivered a clear, powerful message on deliverance, pointing us to the authority of Christ, the reality of spiritual freedom, and the hope found in Him alone. A timely challenging word for the church today.

As we step into a new year, this message calls us to reset our priorities and realign our hearts around Jesus. Before goals, plans, and distractions take hold, we are invited to seek first Him first. This is a season of intentional devotion, prayer, and fasting, a time to quiet the noise and place Christ back at the centre of our lives. May this message encourage you to begin the year with clarity, humility, and a renewed hunger for Jesus above all else.

As we close out 2025, this final service reflects on what it means to finish well, remianing faithful, steadfaast, and focused on Christ to the very end. A time of encouragement, reflection, and exhortation as we look back with gratitude and step forward with renewed purpose into the year ahead. 

In this message, Pastor David teaches on the biblical call to rejoice in every season. Drawing from scripture, he explores how joy is not rooted in circumstances but in Christ, and how believers can cultivate a steady, resilient joy even in times of pressure, uncertainty, or trial. If this message encourages you feel free to share it with someone who needs strength today.