In this parable of the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus describes how God calls people to serve him. Yet, some who turn to him early in life are resentful when God gives the same reward of eternal life to those who turn to him later in life. How can we avoid losing our joy in the Lord? (Sermon)

This young man should be commended for wanting eternal life. But sadly he wasn't prepared to give up his idol to receive it. He didn't 'really' want eternal life above all else. What are we not prepared to give up to put God first and receive eternal life as a gift? (Sermon)

This young man should be commended for wanting eternal life. But sadly he wasn't prepared to give up his idol to receive it. He didn't 'really' want eternal life above all else. What are we not prepared to give up to put God first and receive eternal life as a gift? (Sermon)

God has a plans relating to marriage, as well as recovery plans for when marriages don’t work out as intended. (Sermon)

God has a plans relating to marriage, as well as recovery plans for when marriages don’t work out as intended. (Sermon)

How should we respond to tragedies such as seen in Manchester, or death in general? There are many reasons to trust in God for present comfort and for future hope. (Sermon)

How should we respond to tragedies such as seen in Manchester, or death in general? There are many reasons to trust in God for present comfort and for future hope. (Sermon)

Christians ought to 'personally' forgive others unconditionally because of how much we have been forgiven by God. But in a 'church' context, we should only forgive a Christian and allow them to remain part of the church if they repent. (Sermon)

Christians ought to 'personally' forgive others unconditionally because of how much we have been forgiven by God. But in a 'church' context, we should only forgive a Christian and allow them to remain part of the church if they repent. (Sermon)

Jesus doesn't want to cause offence, but he's not being politically correct - he's concerned that people will be not believe or have a stumbling block to faith. (Sermon)