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EV Church - Esther 8-10
19/09/2021 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard shows us from Esther 8-10 that we can trust in a God who is just and delivers his people. Ultimately we see this through Jesus' death on the cross.
EV Church - Hebrews 1:5-2:4
17/10/2021 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard brings us Hebrews 2 and the importance of fear and humility in understanding God, and key to the big warning not to drift away.
EV Church - Hebrews 3:1-14
7/11/2021 | Andrew Heard
How can we connect with the real God? Andrew Heard takes us through Hebrews 3 where we see how God is connecting with us today, and everyday continuously.
EV Church - Hebrews 6:13-20
5/12/2021 | Andrew Heard
Through Hebrews 6, Andrew Heard shows us that God has given us the gift of security, so we can be patient and trust in his faithfulness.
EV Church - John 1:35-51
28/02/2021 | Jez Reynolds
Jesus offers answers, transformation and eternal life to those who follow after him. Come and see! Jez Reynolds preaches from John 1:35-51
EV Church - John 2:23-3:16
14/03/2021 | Andrew Heard
What happens after we die? Where would you go to find out? A man comes to Jesus at night and faces a confronting answer. Andrew Heard preaches through John 2:23 - 3:1-16.
EV Church - Isaiah 55:1-8
22/09/2019 | Andrew Heard
Isaiah 55 has some beautiful, universal truths that can be seen on their own. But when read with context, we get a much deeper, richer insight. Andrew Heard explains.
EV Church - James 1:18-27
27/10/2019 | Jez Reynolds
James offers us a practical way to ensure we're in God's word, urging us to look at it intently, receive it personally and respond obediently. Jez Reynolds takes a look.
EV Church - 1 Corinthians 12:4-11
10/05/2020 | Andrew Heard
How do we uphold equality while celebrating diversity? Andrew opens up 1 Corinthians 12 to show the Bible's answer to this fundamental human question.
EV Church - Matthew 24:1-35
16/08/2020 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard opens up a challenging passage in Matthew 23 where Jesus shows how 'the end' is more complex than we may have thought.