Pablo Mandresa encouraged us from the feeding of the 5,000+. (Sermon)

Jesus was ultimately rejected and suffered on the cross, so that we could be accepted by God. (Sermon)

Jesus was ultimately rejected and suffered on the cross, so that we could be accepted by God. (Sermon)

The greatest treasure is found in Jesus Christ. But don't wait for people to stumble across it - teachers/preachers/evangelists and others should share the gems of gospel truth so that people can't help but see it, and hopefully give up everything else for what is priceless, yet which is received as a gift. (Sermon)

Why doesn't God do something to stop evil? The answer is that he needs to wait until the universal Church is saved, until all of God's people are gathered into his kingdom. (Sermon)

God's kingdom doesn't come with military force, by geographical conquest, by political leadership, or by medical breakthroughs, but it is still coming, in the hearts of those who follow Jesus as Lord and Saviour, and it will arrive in all its glory one day. (Sermon)

It is enough to believe that Jesus is real? Or, that he is the Saviour? Or does believing in Jesus, placing our faith in him, trusting in him mean more? What does trusting in Jesus mean practically for the believer? (Sermon)

At the start of the year, Martin McNeely encouraged us to not be conformed to the ways of the world, but be transformed in Christ. (Sermon)

At a time when many people are making new year resolutions, or goals/targets to achieve during 2017, the Bible teaches that the most important thing to doing better in the coming year is to do everything to the glory of God, and to do everything in the strength of God's Spirit. Above all else, our first resolution should be to have daily devotions of prayer and Bible reading. (Sermon)

Why celebrate Christmas? Presents, food, music, family and friends are all good reasons to celebrate at Christmastime. But above all else, the birth of Jesus is far more significant, not only for the past, but also our present and for our eternal future. (Sermon)