In this month’s Last Words communion message, Sue looks at perhaps one of the simplest things Jesus said from the cross: “I am thirsty.”
These very human words remind us that having needs is not a weakness or a failure - it is part of being human.
Jesus recognised his need, expressed his need and allowed someone else to meet it. Could we learn to do the same?
As we think about our own needs, Sue encouraged us to be honest enough to say when we need help - and to allow others to help us. And as we come to the communion table, we remember our greatest need of all: our need for Jesus.
1 Oct 2026
Salt & Light - 27th September 2026
Jesus tells us that we are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. But what does that actually look like in the places where God has put us?
In this all-age Harvest message, Sue explores what it means to be salt and light in our everyday lives. Salt affects what it touches and light affects what it reaches – so does our presence make a difference? Can people taste the difference because we are there, and can they see something of Jesus through us?
We also think about Jesus’ warnings: salt can lose its saltiness and light can be hidden. What causes us to lose our distinctiveness, what makes us hide our distinctiveness, and how can we stay close to Jesus so that we can be salt and light in our own little bit of the earth?
29 Sept 2026
What catches your eye? - 20th September 2026
Samson’s story is one of the strangest in the Bible — full of supernatural strength, lions, honey, foxes, jawbones, Delilah and some spectacularly bad decisions! But underneath this bonkers story is a challenge that feels surprisingly relevant today.
Again and again, Samson is led by what catches his eye. And in a world constantly competing for our attention, our desire and our money, perhaps we’re not so different. What catches your eye? What is your honey? What is your Delilah?
Sue explores what Samson’s story can teach us about temptation, compromise and the danger of simply doing “what seems right in our own eyes”. But Samson’s story also leaves us with hope: even after his foolishness and failure, God wasn’t finished with him — and his name still appears among the people of faith in Hebrews 11.
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