Talks

Welcome to our evening service at Beech Hill. Tonight, Steve Orr brings us the penultimate message in his long‑running series through the prophet Zechariah.In “Celebrate the Feast,” Steve opens Zechariah 14:6–19, a passage filled with striking contrasts and powerful promises. Zechariah speaks of a unique day known only to the Lord, when light breaks through the evening, living waters flow from Jerusalem, and the Lord is recognised as King over all the earth. It’s a vision of renewal, security, and the triumph of God’s kingdom — alongside a sober warning to the nations that stand against Him.Steve helps us see how these vivid images point us to Christ’s reign, God’s faithfulness, and the call for all peoples to worship the Lord, culminating in the command to “keep the Feast of Booths.”Settle in, open your Bible, and join us as we continue this remarkable journey through Zechariah. Todays readinghttps://www.bible.com/bible/59/ZEC.14.6-19.ESV

Welcome to today’s message from Beech Hill Church. Pastor Chris brings us a challenging and deeply encouraging word titled “Partners in Contentment.”We all chase happiness in different ways — money, success, possessions, comfort, even the perfect family. But Pastor Chris asks a bigger question: What do you really need to be happy — truly happy?In Philippians 4:10–13, Paul shows us a different path. A way to live with a steady heart in every circumstance. A way to find peace that isn’t shaken by what we have or don’t have. A way to experience true contentment through Christ.Join Pastor Chris as he opens this passage and points us to the only source of lasting satisfaction — the strength and sufficiency we find in Jesus.Settle in, open your Bible, and let’s explore this life‑giving truth together.Link for todays reading- https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PHP.4.10-13.ESV

We’re now approaching the end of our long journey through the book of Zechariah. Today, Steve Orr brings a message titled “Christ Establishing His Kingdom,” taking us into Zechariah 14:6–16 — a passage filled with hope, clarity, and the promise of God’s future reign.As Steve opens the Scriptures, we’re invited to see how these prophetic words point us to the rule of Christ, the light He brings, and the certainty of His kingdom.Join us as we gather around God’s Word and continue this rich, unfolding series together.Link for todays reading. https://www.bible.com/bible/59/ZEC.14.6-16.ESV

Welcome — we’re glad you’re joining us today. Our visiting speaker, Stuart Howarth, brings a timely and searching question: Where is your hope? All of us walk through seasons of pressure, uncertainty, and trials. And in those moments, the “fog” of life can settle in — blurring our vision, dulling our confidence, and making it hard to remember the eternal hope we have in Jesus.Today, Stuart opens Hebrews 6:13–20, a passage that lifts our eyes beyond the fog and reminds us of something unshakeable: our hope in Christ is a firm anchor, secure and steadfast.He encourages us not to drift, not to give up, but to keep swimming toward the shore — because beyond the fog lies solid ground, the sure foundation God has promised and guaranteed Settle in, open your Bible, and let’s hear God’s word together. Link for todays reading-https://www.bible.com/bible/59/HEB.6.13-20.ESV 🎧 More video, audio, and transcripts from Beech Hill Church: https://www.beechhillchurch.org.uk/ta..

Steve Orr continues his long‑running teaching series on the prophet Zechariah — a journey that began back in 2019 and is now approaching its final four weeks. Today’s message comes from Zechariah 14:6–9, one of the book’s most striking and hope‑filled passages.In “A Day of Light, Life & Lordship,” Steve opens God’s Word to show how this prophetic vision points us to the Lord’s ultimate victory, His care for His people, and the promise of His reign.Join us as Steve helps us see the beauty, weight, and relevance of these verses for our lives today.Settle in, open your Bible, and listen as God speaks through His Word Link for todays reading https://www.bible.com/bible/59/ZEC.14.6-9.ESV