This sermon talks about the meaning behind the miracle when Jesus turned water into wine. There are many aspects to this, but one points to us being Spirit-filled, joyful vessels, rather than empty, dry religious vessels.

Part of a series looking at the significance of the gates in the walls of Jerusalem - from Nehemiah.

This sermon looks at how a religious spirit will prevent people from seeing what Jesus is really like. We need to beware of and get rid of religiousness to show the authentic character of Jesus.

We are called to be the light of the world, and so people need to see Jesus through the way that we live our lives. Things of the sinful nature, like anger, obscure Jesus. This sermon looks at how we can deal with anger.

Nehemiah has a lot to teach us about leading the way to build God's kingdom. This sermon highlights some valuable insights.

Jesus said that we are the light of the world. Therefore, we have to live carefully, and try to be the best example of what Jesus is like as we possibly can.

None of us like those periods in our lives when we are in a 'valley', but often it is in those times when we grow the most spiritually.

Christ dwells within us! It is an astonishing fact, and as he dwells in us he is a powerful motivation for us to change to be like him. He is our hope for glory, and a hope that will not disappoint.

Anxiety is a terrible thing to live with, and this sermon about David gives some helpful tips on how to overcome it.

Depression seems to be on the increase both outside and inside the church. This sermon looks at the contrast between what the world offers to beat it, and what Scripture has to offer.