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Sermons and talks from St Giles' Church West Bridgford. For more details visit our website.

In our all age service, Joanna looks at Jesus's invitation: "Come, and have breakfast with me" (John 21:1-14). She reflects on what this means for us - the invitation for us to feed on the nourishing gift of God's word and to know His living presence in our lives.

In the evening service, Graham looks at Psalm 1 and how God’s word helps us to flourish.

Graham reflects on Philippians 4: 4-7 - we are encouraged to choose joy and to replace worry with prayer, which in turns enable us to receive God's peace.

In the evening service Graham looks at Psalm 67.

How do we maintain and articulate our joy in God when faced with the challenges of circumstances, compassion, comparison and conflict? (Habakuk 3: 17-19)

The final week of the series in the evening service looking at the fruits of the spirit. What does it look like to know and reflect the Gentleness of God? And why is self control such an important fruit? (Matthew 11: 28-30)

Joanna starts this morning a short series looking at the gift of joy. This week she reflects on the promise of our hope in Jesus. (Isaiah 61: 1-7)

In the evening Simon spoke on the next fruit of the Spirit in our series - faithfulness - looking at the story of Noah and how God's faithfulness to Noah was mirrored by Noah's faithfulness to God.

Looking at 1 Samuel 7: 3-15, Graham considers how Samuel grew as a leader and pointed people to God, serving them in humility and reminding them of all that God had done.

In the evening service, Joanna looks at two more of the fruits of the Spirit - kindness and generosity. What does it mean to practice intentional acts of kindness as we seek to reflect the kindness of God and His generosity towards us? (Luke 6: 27-31)