Tim Hughes shares on a vision for 2026 to become ‘A Year Like No Other’ by intentionally positioning our lives for God to move in power. The message reminded us that Jesus forms us through questions; questions that cut through our defences and invite honesty, reflection, and change.

Mike Darbandi shares a Christmas message.

Bethan Burgess shares on the Wonder of the Christmas story.

Nick Drake shares on the Wonder of the Christmas story.

Ken Costa shares on how we flourish when we unfollow the ways of the world and follow the ways of Jesus.

Joshua Luke Smith shares on how we’ve been reconciled to God through Christ and now we too are to be reconcilers in the world around us.

Ali Herbert shares a message on what it looks like to plant our lives so that others can experience the gospel! Chris Mitton also joins her to share on how comfortability can get in the way of us experiencing Jesus in a new way.

Rachel Hughes shares from Mark 10, on the story of the rich young ruler, explaining that when we recognise all that we have is God’s, our perspective on giving changes. We can be generous because He has been generous to us.

Tim Hughes shares on some of the vision for Gas Street Church going forward into 2026.

Tebo shares from James 3, speaking on the power of the tongue, how our words can build or destroy, and how Jesus can redeem our speech for His glory.

Mike unpacks how to combat the doubting Thomas within us, and encourages us to lean confidently on Jesus’ truth.

Tim Hughes interviews the Bishop of Aston, Bishop Esther Prior.

Tim and Rachel Hughes finish our War Of Desires series, looking at how Sex and desire can rule our lives and how that can affect us.

We are all “dying to be great.” Human history—and our own lives—show the endless desire to climb higher, to be seen, to be in control. Whether in ancient towers, social media followings, or career ladders, the lie is the same: the higher you go, the greater you are. Nick explores what Scripture reveals through the story of King Nebuchadnezzar who exalted himself until God humbled him.

Kookie explores how greed whispers that Jesus isn’t enough, distracting us with the restless desire for more and leaving our hearts unsettled. Through the story of Mary pouring out her costly perfume, we see that surrendering what we hold most tightly at the feet of Jesus reveals devotion and blesses those around us. This talk unpacks how true freedom comes not from gaining more, but from resting in the sufficiency of Christ.

Tim Hughes begins our new series, War of Desires. Looking at the desire of love and what happens when we choose to put our love in other places over God.

Nick ends out our series on the question Jesus asks in Luke 12 “why do you worry’. He explores how God provides in the pursuit of Kingdom goals and how we can trust in the goodness of the Father.

Pete Norris explores Jesus’ invitation to his disciples to die to themselves in Luke 9:23-25. Whilst this can sound uncomfortable, it’s only as we die to ourselves that we discover true life in Jesus.

Reuben Williams unpacks the account of the woman with the issue of blood. We learn that our issues are not an issue for Jesus; rather, Jesus is an issue for our issues. He has the power to heal, to liberate, and to restore us to who we were always made to be - children of God.

Ali Herbert shares a message on how often our vision of Jesus can be clouded by our own mind, and if we shift these things, it can change everything.