St Albans Baptist Church - Sunday Messages

2021-02-28 John Alpe - God's way of looking at weariness

2021-02-21 Seb Norman - Mary pouring alabaster nard

2021-02-14 John Alpe - Selah (Pause)

2021-02-07 Mike Collins - The Origins of Suffering

2021-01-31 John Alpe & Robert Norriss - Guidance (Part 2)

2021-01-24 John Alpe - Guidance & have we been listening to what God has for us

2021-01-17 Ginette Edmonds & Miriam Atkinson

2021-01-10 Peter Alpe - Unrequited Affection

2021-01-03 Peter Alpe - Clean Air by St Albans Baptist Church

Robert Norriss talks on Jesus ministry and the theme of The Kingdom of God

2020-12-24 John Alpe - A short Christmas eve message by St Albans Baptist Church

Christmas is firstly about God.... but secondly its about you! It is God telling us he likes us, gets us, has a way of forgiveness and loves us. Don't listen to the devils lies... listen to God. He is for you.

Mary is hardly ever spoken about, except at this time of year. It's like she is a 2 dimensional person. We will be exploring how thoroughly 3 dimensional she is. You will be inspired to be like her.... whether you're male or female.

Who is welcome at God's Table? Is the table laid and prepared for all?? Am I allowed to come just as I am? Let's take look to see whether there is room at the table for you, for me.

Thriving is a great word to describe the kind of life God wants us to live. The sense of thriving comes as we live with others in mind. Serving and witnessing to them about Jesus love. We can all grow in doing this as a lifestyle.

The church is the Hope of the World.... but its success rests on its leaders. Richard Starling is retiring. He has spent the best years of his life reaching out to his community with the Love of God in Jesus. Lets celebrate Richard, and learn more about leadership for our own race we are running.

2020-11-08 John Alpe by St Albans Baptist Church

Our recent addition of two new Elders gives us a great opportunity to examine the role and requirements of Eldership. Senior leadership is demanding, and yet one of the great blessings for the Church and individual. The Apostle Paul holds it up as a very worthwhile goal.

Reflecting on God's story in the twelve tribes of Israel.

God loves his Church, yet within church life people get offended. Every time that happens we are faced with a choice. Will we become bitter or will we forgive? They are two completely different paths....heading in different directions. Which will you choose when it happens next?