Pastor Neil refers to Chapter 12 of the book of Romans as the "nuts and bolts" of Christian life - for the individual. In this sermon, he examines several spiritual gifts and discusses the believer's responsibility for discovering and using their gifts.

Pastor Neil refers to Chapter 12 of the book of Romans as the "nuts and bolts" of Christian life - for the individual. In this sermon, he examines several spiritual gifts and discusses the believer's responsibility for discovering and using their gifts.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil interprets the somewhat confusing translations of this text. He reminds us that sin does not bring lasting satisfaction and exhorts us to avoid worldly snares and seek spiritual renewal through regular meditation on God's Word.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil interprets the somewhat confusing translations of this text. He reminds us that sin does not bring lasting satisfaction and exhorts us to avoid worldly snares and seek spiritual renewal through regular meditation on God's Word.

Pastor Neil challenges each of us to take time for intentional moments of spiritual reflection. He suggests that we invite the Lord, and other Christians, to help us as we resolve to grow in different areas of our spiritual, relational and emotional lives. (A "Christian Life Inventory" was distributed to the congregation. Please contact us to receive a copy.)

Pastor Neil challenges each of us to take time for intentional moments of spiritual reflection. He suggests that we invite the Lord, and other Christians, to help us as we resolve to grow in different areas of our spiritual, relational and emotional lives. (A "Christian Life Inventory" was distributed to the congregation. Please contact us to receive a copy.)

In part 2 of his Christmas series, Pastor Neil suggests that we spend time reflecting on Christmas as an epiphany - a momentous event: the coming of God's salvation and deliverance to all mankind; a reflection that he guarantees to be instructive and transformative to our souls.

In part 2 of his Christmas series, Pastor Neil suggests that we spend time reflecting on Christmas as an epiphany - a momentous event: the coming of God's salvation and deliverance to all mankind; a reflection that he guarantees to be instructive and transformative to our souls.

In this message, Pastor Neil, reflecting on the announcement to Zechariah of John the Baptist's miraculous birth, reminds us, as believers, to remain expectant in a time of spiritual drought or world-wearininess. He reminds us that the Holy Spirit is an agent of new life that comes, not through self-effort, but through dependence on the Word of God.

In this message, Pastor Neil, reflecting on the announcement to Zechariah of John the Baptist's miraculous birth, reminds us, as believers, to remain expectant in a time of spiritual drought or world-wearininess. He reminds us that the Holy Spirit is an agent of new life that comes, not through self-effort, but through dependence on the Word of God.