We Are Emmanuel

This Spring Gift Campaign is all about strengthening our church. In this episode, Matt is joined by Maddy Plant, who serves our Youth work across our sites. We have a team of 40+ people serving our youth week to week, and it is so rewarding to see young people grow strong in their faith, even becoming youth leaders themselves! We're raising money this gift campaign to help send them to Newday, a week long youth festival at the end of July. Transportation, Food, Marquees, and subsidising tickets means that we invest thousands of pounds into this week - but the spiritual work that God does, and building of the church is so worth it! If you'd like to take part through giving, head to weareemmanuel.com/give. And if you'd like to visit us, head to weareemmanuel.com to find the site nearest you.

This Spring Gift Campaign is all about strengthening our church. In this episode, Matt is joined by Christina Omoloso, who has been on the ground and on the campuses working with our Students and Young Adults in the city. A wave of interest in religion is sweeping this country - spearheaded by the younger generations. Giving into this gift campaign is a way for all of us to be part of this amazing adventure of reaching students who are seeking out truth, and investing in those of our service who can most reach them. If you'd like to take part through giving, head to weareemmanuel.com/give. And if you'd like to visit us, head to weareemmanuel.com to find the site nearest you.

What a day we had this Spring 2026 as we gathered women from across our church (and friends from abroad and other churches in the area) to come together in beautiful sisterhood in Christ. In this main session talk, Nicola McCoosh of Emmanuel Belfast shares about being Rooted in Mission, wherever that is, whatever the cost, knowing that Jesus is worthy. We hope you enjoy this talk, be sure to check out the others from the day on being Rooted in Rest, Holiness, and Mission, and check out weareemmanuel.com/rooted for more resources, playlists, and to learn more about us as a church family.

What a day we had this Spring 2026 as we gathered women from across our church (and friends from abroad and other churches in the area) to come together in beautiful sisterhood in Christ. In this seminar, Larissa shares with us about being Rooted in Holiness, and how sanctification IS something made possible through Jesus and the Spirit. We hope you enjoy this talk, be sure to check out the others from the day on being Rooted in Love, Rest, and Mission, and check out weareemmanuel.com/rooted for more resources, playlists (This talk has a specific playlist from the day that you can listen to for your own ministry time after listening), and to learn more about us as a church family.

What a day we had this Spring 2026 as we gathered women from across our church (and friends from abroad and other churches in the area) to come together in beautiful sisterhood in Christ. In this seminar, Rachel Fellingham shares with us about being Rooted in Rest. So get a cuppa, put your feet up, put your phone on Do Not Disturb, and we hope you enjoy this talk. Be sure to check out the others from the day on being Rooted in Love, Holiness, and Mission, and check out weareemmanuel.com/rooted for more resources, playlists (This talk has a specific playlist from the day that you can listen to for your own ministry time after listening), and to learn more about us as a church family.

What a day we had this Spring 2026 as we gathered women from across our church (and friends from abroad and other churches in the area) to come together in beautiful sisterhood in Christ. In this main session talk, Jo Simmonds shares with us about being Rooted in the Love of God through every season of life. We hope you enjoy this talk, be sure to check out the others from the day on being Rooted in Rest, Holiness, and Mission, and check out weareemmanuel.com/rooted for more resources, playlists, and to learn more about us as a church family.

This message calls the church to joyful, faith-filled generosity, rooted in a deep love for the local church as God’s family. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 3, it highlights the Apostle Paul’s heart for believers and challenges us to see our role in the ongoing story of the church - investing not just financially, but spiritually in future generations. From buildings to youth and student ministry, the sermon encourages giving as an act of faith and eternal perspective, reminding us that Jesus is building His church and inviting us to be part of a lasting gospel legacy.

This Spring Gift Campaign is all about strengthening our church. In this episode, Matt is joined by Kate Ball, who steadfastly leads our Buildings Team. This Spring we are praying and giving into the continued development of dream projects, as well as the less-glamourous maintenance and behind-the-scenes problem solving that goes on to empower and enable our ministries. The Lord has entrusted these houses of worship to us, and we want to see them thriving for his Glory! If you'd like to take part through giving, head to weareemmanuel.com/give. And if you'd like to visit us, head to weareemmanuel.com to find the site nearest you.

This sermon from Acts 18 explores how people respond to the voice of God. Using Paul’s ministry in Corinth, it contrasts those who rejected the message of Jesus because they trusted in their own righteousness with those who humbly received it and believed. The message emphasizes that spiritual “deafness” often comes from pride and self-sufficiency, while true life comes from recognizing our need for a Savior. Even in discouragement, Jesus encourages His people with the promise, “Do not be afraid… for I am with you.” The sermon reminds listeners that Jesus alone offers forgiveness, purpose, and lasting hope - and calls us to keep trusting Him, listening to His voice, and continuing the mission of sharing the gospel.

This message explores Acts 17, where the Apostle Paul arrives in Athens and is deeply moved by a city full of idols. Instead of condemning people, Paul engages them with compassion, reasoning with their culture and pointing them to the truth of Jesus Christ. The sermon draws parallels between ancient Athens and modern cities like Brighton, showing how idols today can take the form of money, pleasure, success, or identity. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to respond as Paul urged - through repentance and faith in Jesus, who took our sin so we could experience forgiveness, freedom, and new life.

This Spring Gift Campaign is all about strengthening our church. Matt is joined by Jo Fahy, who has faithfully led and served in our kids work for 20+ years! This year we want to raise money to hire a SEND specialist onto our staff team to equip and empower our ministry, and ensure we are as inclusive as we can be in our kids and youth work. God is doing amazing things in and through our church, if you'd like to take part through giving, head to weareemmanuel.com/give. And if you'd like to visit us, head to weareemmanuel.com to find the site nearest you.

In this message from Acts 17, we explore Paul’s “missional masterclass” as he proclaims Jesus in Thessalonica and Berea, facing both revival and fierce opposition. This preach reminds us that every Christian is a missionary - whether called to go or to stay - sent by God to reach their city with the gospel. Through the example of the noble Bereans, we’re challenged to value biblical truth over personality and hype, and through Paul’s persecution, we’re reminded that spiritual pushback is real when God’s kingdom advances. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus - the greatest missionary of all - who came from heaven to earth, endured the cross, and rose again so we could have peace with God.

In this message, we explore how the gospel first reached Europe and what true faithfulness looks like in action. From Timothy’s willingness to sacrifice personal rights for the sake of Christ, to Paul’s deep dependence on the Holy Spirit’s leading, to Lydia’s generous hospitality that helped establish the church in Philippi, we see powerful examples of lives surrendered to Jesus. Above all, this sermon points us to the greater faithfulness of Christ - who gave everything for us - and challenges us to respond with courage, obedience, and generosity as we follow Him.

This sermon from Acts 15 explores a pivotal moment in the early church, asking what the gospel really is and how God’s people are meant to live together. It challenges two common threats to faith today - individualism and legalism - showing that we are saved by grace alone, not by our works, and saved together as one unified people in Christ. Through the work of Jesus on the cross, believers are brought into a shared family marked by gospel unity, freedom, forgiveness, and love, and are called to maintain that unity by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Clearvision '26 // George Benson // Give Yourself to a Life of Worship by Emmanuel

Clearvision '26 // Steve & Jane Horne // Give Yourself to Following God's Voice by Emmanuel

Clearvision '26 // Mike Spence // Give Yourself to The Church by Emmanuel

Clearvision 26' // Tobi Ford Western // Give Yourself to Awe by Emmanuel

This sermon from Acts 13 explores Paul’s message in the synagogue, showing that the resurrection of Jesus is not a symbol or idea, but a historical fact and the fulfilment of God’s promises in Scripture. Neville explains how the resurrection stands at the centre of the Christian faith, changing everything by bringing real hope, certainty, forgiveness of sins, and the promise of personal, bodily life beyond death. Because Jesus lived a sinless life, died in our place, and was raised from the dead, believers can be sure of salvation, restoration, and a glorious future with God.