Why is a story about a man being swallowed by a huge fish and vomited out recorded in the Bible? This sermon begins by looking at the importance of the Book of Jonah, connecting it to references, echoes and allusions in the New Testament, as well as back to the flood of Genesis 6-9. It then asks what was it that motivated Jonah to attempt – absurdly – to flee the God of Heaven, who made sea and dry land. The answer is not simply that he was an “Israelite nationalist” who resented mercy coming to a heathen nation. Rather, he knew this was a sign of something else.
11 Jan 2026
Covenant Renewal Worship – Rev’d Rob Slane (11th January 2026)
Why do we go to church each week? Many answers are given to this — but actually this is the wrong question. The real question we should be asking is […]
5 Jan 2026
State of the Nation (Isaiah 1) – Rev’d Rob Slane (4th January 2026)
Britain is clearly in a time of great moral decay. But there is no new thing under the sun, and our present condition is remarkably similar to that of Judah in the days of Isaiah. This sermon looks at the degeneracy of Judah, the devastating consequences, and the root cause - apostasy from God. It then draws parallels with modern Britain, concluding that only a return to God through the death and resurrection of Christ can save us from our seemingly terminal decline. National renewal will not come through quick fixes, but through individuals, families and churches repenting to God, worshipping sincerely, cultivating gratitude, getting a multi-generational vision, and building a genuinely beautiful culture as an alternative to the culture we have been swimming in for decades.
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