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In this sermon Pastor Neil Todman contrasts greatness in the eyes of the world with the greatness of Jesus. Taking us from the cross of Christ to our own discipleship, Neil challenges us to think about how the ways we welcome others into our lives, and even into our church family, reveal the genuineness of our love for Jesus.

In this sermon PSC elder Pete Foster looks at the heart-wrenching true story of a boy's like being completely destroyed by an evil spirit within him, and his father at his wit's end trying in vain to help his son. He comes to Jesus with a mix of faith and doubt, and finds in his helplessness one who is willing and able to meet the cries of his heart. Pete shows us the truths of this story point...

As part of RBT (Read the Bible Together) Alan Mann, PSC elder, opens up this vitally important passage in Luke 4. He shows how Jesus fulfilled the hope of Israel, as expressed in the Servant Songs of Isaiah, and yet was rejected by those in his home town. He challenges us to have the same heart for mission as Jesus did; to love the marginalised as he did; and to be prepared to face rejection no...

In this sermon Sam Pibworth (Trainee Pastor) at Philip Street Chapel opens up the awesome story of the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. He shows us how this story reveals Jesus as both God and King, and what it means for us to listen to his voice above all other voices, and submit our lives to Him.

Neil talks about the blessings of the first year of the revitalisation and some of his hopes for the church in 2025. No visuals were recorded, and at one point the sound cuts out too, but if you hang on in there you might be encouraged!

In our first Sunday evening gathering Pastor Neil Todman explains how RBT (Read the Bible Together) will work at Philip Street Chapel. He introduces the books for the three year reading scheme, the daily readings for our first book- Luke's gospel, and how evening services and WhatsApp groups will be used to support our learning together from God's Word. No video was recorded so this is an audio...

In the first sermon of 2025, Pastor Neil Todman looks at some of the most challenging words Jesus ever said. They form the turning point in Mark's gospel as his focus shifts from who Jesus was to what Jesus came to do. As we start a New Year, the hope is that our own hearts will be recalibrated by the gospel of Jesus Christ so we do take up our cross daily and follow our Servant King.

Following "the Gospel in 90 Seconds" from Speak Life, Pastor Neil explains who the baby in the manger really is and what he came to do for us all.

22nd December (am) | Luke 2 v.1-20 | Sam Pibworth

15th Dec | Luke 1:26-56 | Alan Mann

15th December | Carols by Candlelight | Derek Cleeve

RBT- Going Deeper

RBT- struggles with reading

RBT- Getting inolved with others

RBT- Getting going on my own with the daily reading

8th December (pm) | Metalwork's Carol Service | Sam Pibworth

8th December | Mark 8 v.1-30 | Neil Todman

1st December | Mark 7:24-37 | Tim Howlett

November 24th | Mark 7 v.1-23 | Sam Pibworth

17th November | Mark 6 v.30-56 | Graham Thornton

RBT intro- get ready for January 2025 at Philip Street Chapel

Luke Cawley intro

10th November | Mark 6 v.1-29 | Pete Foster

3rd November | Mark 5 v 21-43 | Neil Todman

3rd November | Interview with Julie

27th October | Mark 4 v.35- 5 v.20- Neil Todman

20th October| Mark 4 v. 21-34 | Sam Pibworth

Submitting to the Servant King

6th October | Mark 3:7-35 | Neil Todman