Jennie Burke sharing her testimony at St Paul’s Barton April 2026

John 3:16 is the most famous verse in the Bible but where are the quotation marks?

The parable of the Wise and the Foolish builders is a classic but do we really understand it?

Jennie Burke speaking about ‘Worship’ at the Women’s Conference: St Paul’s Barton March 2026

Dave talks about Advent and Waiting and the lights and the light of the world

Matthew records two accounts of feeding several thousand. Was it one miracle reported twice or two miracles? Let’s explore.

Luke 21 records Jesus’ foretelling of the destruction of the Temple and of his second coming. Let us enter in.

Luke 21 records Jesus’ Apocalyptic warnings - let us delve deeper

Jesus says these shocking words, whoever does not hate… cannot be my disciple. Does he really mean that? Find out here.

Luke 11 records six woes to Scribes and Pharisees, today we look at three of them.

Nehemiah was sad that Zion was in disrepair. This historical event could be a metaphor or us today.

Would you best respond to a dirge or a dance? Or would you not respond at all. Jesus longs for us to respond with passion.

Would you best respond to a dirge or a dance? Or would you not respond at all. Jesus longs for us to respond with passion.

Hebrews 12 challenges what we think is going on when we worship. I can sum it up in 3 words. Enter in.

Question, ‘how do I inherit eternal life?’ Let’s see how Jesus responds - he is, after all, a story teller.

Jesus told a parable about a farmer who built bigger barns to store his crops. He could have shared it with others, but he was greedy.

The Lord dwells in the burning bush, burning and flourishing - how come?

St.Paul’s Barton Ukulele Band

There is much talk today about politicians and councillors we elect today. They are modern day shepherds - we are the sheep.
Are they good shepherds? There’s only one Good shepherd.

Who are we as a Christian people, in community - God’s treasured posession - that’s who we are. Find out moire.