Ecclesiastes exposes the world with an honest realism; asking questions that have haunted every generation, while beautifully constructing a vision of the wise and flourishing life. The opening prologue identifies the world as “vanity of...

The Christmas story continues in Luke, where, following Jesus’ birth, Mary and Joseph journey to the temple in Jerusalem and are met by Simeon and Anna. The aged Simeon has spent his life waiting for the Messiah. Joseph and Mary marvel at the good...

Christmas is the story of the arrival of the king our hearts ultimately long for and need. Psalm 72 presents the glorious reality that the throne of the universe is not occupied by cruel or impersonal forces, nor by an aloof or distant god. King...

In the final sermon of this series, we end at Revelation 5 where we stand in amazement at the coronation ceremony of King Jesus, as seen through the eyes of John the Apostle. But John’s eyes wept before they were filled with wonder. In his tears,...

This week we arrive at John 1 where John the Baptist is baptizing people in the Jordan River. Seeing Jesus approaching him, John declares “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” It’s an amazing moment. We will see what it...

This week we look at the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16. Leviticus can seem downright weird to us today with our different customs and new way of worshiping God. All those instructions for sacrifices can seem irrelevant. But nothing could be...

In this sermon, we're looking at the very first Passover in Exodus 12, how it takes us the greatest plague you’ll ever face and how God has provided deliverance for you.

This week we walk the dark road to Mount Moriah alongside a father leading his son to his death, the story of Abraham offering Isaac. It’s a harrowing story full of hope for sinners like us in how this story points to our substitute, the Lamb of...

Sometimes our hearts get noisy, whether it’s because of the chaos we perceive around us or the condemnation we sense within us. It’s important to stop and ask our heart questions that lead us back to Jesus. This week we're looking to Romans...

As we take a look at the parable of the unforgiving servant, we will be confronted with such a powerful picture of the radical grace and forgiveness of God and also the challenging and necessary implication that the gospel created radically gracious...