Portgordon Community Church

02/09/2026

Have you ever thought about how anticipation changes the way you live? Just like waiting for a friend at the airport, waiting for the Lord’s return changes our perspective on daily life. This week at Portgordon Community Church, we explore James 5:8 and the power of active patience. It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the pace of life, but scripture calls us to 'establish our hearts' because Christ is coming. This isn't a passive waiting; it is a call to stand firm, be kind, and live with love in the midst of our current circumstances. We would love for you to join us this coming Sunday as we continue to grow together in faith and hope. You can find more details about our services and our vision at https://portgordoncommunitychurch.co.uk. As you go about your week, how are you finding ways to 'establish your heart' amidst the busyness? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.

30/08/2026

Privileged to celebrate a baptism today too - lovely time of commitment and fellowship this afternoon. 🙏 🙏

30/08/2026

Great morning in Church today - we also had a lovely time with the kids learning in lots of fun ways about the Israelites rebuilding the temple and how unique we all are in God’s eyes.

30/08/2026

What about tomorrow? Today, We are looking at the difference between our human plan and divine providence. Is your plan higher and better than the one God has for you?

What about Tomorrow- Practical Faith

30/08/2026

Do you ever find yourself getting anxious about what next month or even next year holds? In our latest sermon, we explore the tension between our human desire to map out the future and the reality that tomorrow is not guaranteed. At Portgordon Community Church, we believe that planning is practical, but our ultimate hope must rest in God’s will, not our own agendas. We are invited to live with open hands, trusting that the God who holds our 'today' also holds our 'tomorrow.' We would love for you to join us this week as we continue to grow in practical faith together. You can find more resources and service times at https://portgordoncommunitychurch.co.uk. How do you find peace when you feel like you are losing control of your plans? Let’s share in the comments below. See less

25/08/2026

Next month? Maybe even next year? 🗓️ We often fall into the trap of believing that tomorrow is a guaranteed promise, but James 4 reminds us that our lives are like a mist—here for a moment and gone the next. While planning is wise, we must be careful not to build our future on the illusion of total control. At Portgordon Community Church, we are learning to trade our arrogance for a surrendered heart. Instead of boasting about our own agendas, we invite you to join us in adopting a new mantra: “If the Lord wills.” When we anchor our plans in God’s sovereignty, we find a peace that transcends our checklists. It isn’t about being passive; it’s about aligning our steps with His purpose. Let’s commit to doing the right thing today, trusting Him with the unknowns of tomorrow. We would love for you to join us this week as we unpack what it means to live with practical, humble faith. You are part of a bigger story, and we want to walk that journey with you! Follow us: Portgordon Community Church/?hl=en PracticalFaith SermonSeries GodsWill ChurchFamily CommunityOfFaith TrustTheProcess Surrender

25/08/2026

We will be having a baptism at 4pm this Sunday and do you ever find yourself getting anxious about what next month or even next year holds? In our latest sermon, we explore the tension between our human desire to map out the future and the reality that tomorrow is not guaranteed. At Portgordon Community Church, we believe that planning is practical, but our ultimate hope must rest in God’s will, not our own agendas. We are invited to live with open hands, trusting that the God who holds our 'today' also holds our 'tomorrow.' We would love for you to join us this week as we continue to grow in practical faith together. You can find more resources and service times at https://portgordoncommunitychurch.co.uk. How do you find peace when you feel like you are losing control of your plans? Let’s share in the comments below.

23/08/2026

“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” James 4:7

Mix and Match/Submission- James 4

23/08/2026

We often think that holding the reins of our own lives is the only way to be free, but have you ever felt that it actually just leads to more anxiety and burnout? This week at Portgordon Community Church, we will been diving into what it really means to submit to God. It isn't about giving up or showing weakness; it's about trusting the One who created us to guide us toward the peace and purpose we are all searching for. When we humble ourselves, we find that God is ready to meet us right where we are. We would love for you to join us this Sunday as we continue to grow together in faith. You can find more about our community and our upcoming services at https://portgordoncommunitychurch.co.uk. How has choosing to surrender control to God changed the way you experience peace in your daily life? Let’s chat in the comments!

18/08/2026

Do you ever feel like the harder you try to be in control, the more stressed you become? We often think that freedom means doing whatever we want, but at Portgordon Community Church, we are discovering that true peace is actually found in surrendering our will to God. Submission isn't about weakness; it is a powerful act of trust that positions us under God’s protection and guidance. When we stop trying to steer the ship and trust the Potter with the clay of our lives, we find a purpose and power that the world simply cannot provide. We would love for you to join us this week as we continue to explore how surrender leads to a more fulfilling life. You can learn more about who we are and when we meet at https://portgordoncommunitychurch.co.uk. We’d love to hear your thoughts: What is one area of your life where you are currently choosing to trust God’s plan over your own? Let’s encourage one another in the comments below!