Current Series
Morning Series
Above All
Everyone worships something. This term we will examine the biblical theme of idolatry and true worship. It could be said that the following of other gods is the foundational human sin according to the Bible. Jesus calls us back to our Father, in Christ, through the Holy Spirit.
Evening Series
Overcome
This evening series will take us through the first five chapters of Revelation. In the middle of the term we will look at the seven letters to seven churches, but this will be bookended by heavenly visions that inform our worship.
Jesus' Mountain Message
Morning Series
As we continue our theme of being wholehearted people we dig deep into Jesus’ mountain message. “The Sermon on the Mount is the most complete description anywhere in the New Testament of the Christian counter-culture” (John Stott).
Rebuilding with God
Evening Series
The book of Nehemiah, part two of the Ezra/Nehemiah Chronicle, explores how the covenant People of God responded to challenges and successes as they sought to worship God on their return from exile.
Stand Up
Morning Series
Away from home, living in a different culture, Daniel is a follower of God who stands his ground. When all around us are living differently what helps us to stand up and live distinctively for the Lord regardless of the risk? The stories of the first few chapters of Daniel show us someone who is c
The Power of RE
Evening Series
The good news of Jesus brings transformation for individuals and the world. In this series we’ll reflect themes (all beginning with RE-) by going through particular Bible passages.
The Road to Renewal
Morning Series
The Old Testament Prophet Malachi calls God’s people back to live faithfully throughout their lives. We can easily find ourselves subject to drift and compromise. Malachi’s call challenges us again to return to God our saviour, and king.
Frontline Living
Evening Series
The amazing message of Jesus Christ is to be lived out. This series will help understand the social, political, and religious context of Rome in the 1st century and will help us apply Paul’s teaching to our own different, and yet in many ways similar, world in 21st century Exeter.
