A bizarre, but miraculous, story about tax and fish reveals a lot about the power of Christ and the freedom of being a child of God.

Jason invites us to have small amounts of faith in a big God, our Saviour Jesus Christ, to move mountains.

Duncan continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Matthew, as we read the story of Jesus revealing his heavenly glory to three of his disciples in the Transfiguration.

What will happen in 2022?  And what will you do?  These questions, though important are far less important than the question Jesus asks his disciples in Matthew 16 - "Who do you say I am?"  This passage reveals that Jesus is King, God, Saviour and Leader.

The final miraculous birth leading up to Christmas and Jesus' birth is the birth of John the Baptist, who prepares the way of the Lord.  His mission was to turn people back to God so they might receive Jesus when he came after him.

We continue our Advent series looking at the birth of Samuel, the deep distress of his Mother, Hannah, and her prayer of faith.  We finally consider how all this relates to Jesus Christ and the Christmas story.

As we begin our Advent sermon series, how does the birth of Samson pattern Jesus' birth in the New Testament and who is the angel of the LORD?  Judges 13 gives us fresh faith in Jesus as Saviour and Messiah and calls us to believe in God for fresh stirrings of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

The story of Nehemiah isn't just the story of a return from exile and rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem.  It's also a story of a revival of religion.  In chapter 10, this revival involves recommitting to the mosaic Covenant and in this sermon we consider how New Covenant Christians should think about the Old Covenant commitment in Nehemiah 10.

In Nehemiah 9, the teachers of the law retell the History of Israel and there is a recurring pattern - God's faithfulness, human sinfulness and God's mercy.  This cycle of history is repeated throughout Israel's history, throughout World history and throughout individual lives.

After the wall is completed, God moves in Jerusalem.  The people have a revival of hunger for God's Word, joy in the Lord and obedience to the law in the Old Testament.  As they celebrate the Feast of Booths, we celebrate the Feast of the Lord's Supper together.