In our Choose Joy series, we’re using Paul’s letter to the Philippians to see what the Bible says about joy.
Ed Marsh ends the series by looking at what it means to be content in all circumstances.
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Ed Marsh continues our Love Works series by looking at what the Bible says about singleness.
The secret of love is…?
Ed Marsh kicks off our new series, Love Works.
Be prepared to take a stand.
Ed Marsh kicks off our new series, Stand, where we’ll be looking at the book of Daniel.
This first talk asks:
What are your values?
What are we prepared to take a stand for?
We aim to help people to LOVE one another more. The second greatest commandment is to love our neighbour.
What opportunities do we have to practice this as a church community? How do we do it in our daily lives?
Ed Marsh continues our series by looking at what Jesus meant when he said “I am the Good Shepherd”.
Ed Marsh introduces our new Isolation Toolkit series.
The Great Escape
Ed Marsh continues our Exodus series.
During the talk, Ed mentions the Bible In One Year. More details of this can be found at https://www.bibleinoneyear.org
The relationship between prayer and praise.
In our Prayer Power series, we’ll be looking at the value and importance of regular prayer in our lives. This first talk looks at the relationship between prayer and praise.
Using Psalm 18 as a guide, Ed Marsh gives examples from his own life when he has found prayer to be a way of praising God even in the storms of life.
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What can we do?
In the final talk of this series, three members of Highgrove Church discuss some of the practical steps they have taken in their own lives to help ‘change the story’.
In the talk, Hannah mentions Bristol Waste’s ‘Waste Nothing’ challenge. You can learn more about this HERE.
The Highgrove Church Facebook page, mentioned by Ed towards the end of the talk, can be found HERE.
Whose world is it anyway?
In the first talk of our 'Change the Story' mini-series, Ed Marsh looks at some of the key issues we face today when trying to be responsible stewards of the world we live in.
In the second part of this talk, Maria shares some personal experiences and provides practical steps for us to consider implementing in our daily lives.
Prayer + Vision = ?
Using the first chapter of Nehemiah as the foundation, Ed introduces our new series, ‘Time to Build’, by looking at the importance of both prayer and vision in our lives.
At the end of the talk, Ed, Tom and Deborah explain more about our 30 Days of Vision and Prayer in September. Why not download the 30 Day Prayer Diary and then sign up to a 24/7 Prayer Room slot?
Keeping up with the Joneses
From supermarket shopping to car insurance, mobile phones to careers, it can be difficult not to compare ourselves to others.
In this talk, Ed Marsh looks at what the Bible says about comparing ourselves to others.
“Be My Witnesses”
To mark and celebrate Global Partners Sunday at Highgrove this year, we had a ‘four-for-the-price-of-one’ talk!
Ed starts by introducing the importance, relevance and Biblical imperative of being witnesses in the world to the love of God.
The incomparable Jonny Wells then asks Denis and Charmian, our Global Partners based in Peru, about the work they are doing and how they have seen God work.
In this talk, you will:
Join in with Jonny’s Peruvian Quiz!
Learn about Denis’ epic trek through the jungle,
Hear Charmian explain why it is always ‘worth it for the one’.
The second talk of our ‘Money Talks’ series.
The first talk of our ‘Money Talks’ series.
What do Christians believe?
Join us in the first talk of our ‘Creed’ series as Ed Marsh introduces us to the Apostles’ Creed, a statement of Christian faith centuries old. Learn what it means when Christians refer to God as a ‘Father’ and how this simple but incredible truth affects our life.
We teach our children to say thank you. But is there more to thankfulness than just being polite?
How do you reconcile belief in a good God with serious disease or illness?
Diagnosed with leukaemia (ALL) when he was 6 years old, John Clarke finished his three and a half years of chemotherapy treatment in November 2018. We were delighted to hold a special Thanksgiving Service to celebrate the end of his treatment. This video features some words from John and his sister, the talk given at the service by Ed Marsh and an interview with John's parents, Mike and Naomi.
If you are struggling to reconcile your Christian faith with illness, disease or a challenging time, this video will encourage you. Filled with the sort of practical advice that only comes from "going through the storm", this video reminds us that God is kind and that He can be trusted through even the very hardest of times.