"I have told you these things so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble, but take heart I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). Earl Robinson opens up Jesus' words, bringing in some moving testimonies.

Phil Gulley draws out a message for today's Church from 2 Sam 6:1-15.

The whole of the law and the prophets can be summed up in a single sentence.(Matt 7:7-27)

Continuing the Sermon on the Mount series, Robin Mendelsohn opens up Matt 6:19-34 where Jesus challenges us on what we most value, save and worry about.

In the next of the series from Matthew's gospel, Ed Vassie takes a look at the pattern for prayer that Jesus gave his disciples, and the importance of forgiving. See Matt 6:9-15.

Val Wallbank opens up the next set of Jesus' teachings in his sermon on the mount that have to do with oaths, turning the other cheek and loving your enemies (Matt 5:33-48)

Greg Whittick gives a clear understanding of Mat 5:21-30: that Jesus is talking about living out the meaning of the law, not just the letter.

What is the point of the Law? Are we expected to keep it? Roger Cantell tackles some of these tricky questions, looking at Jesus teaching in Matt 5:17-20.

Jesus talked about salt and light along with the beatitudes (Matthew 5). Pete Hay digs into what being salt and light really means, and connecting it to our identity as a fellowship.

Greg Whittick transports us to the time of Jesus birth and how the Jews of the day interpreted and sometimes misinterpreted the remarkable detail in the Old Testament about the coming Messiah, the Christ. Light has come.