Often when we talk about unity at church, it is in relation to unity between churches. But what about unity within our own church family? Pastor Anthony Sligar looks at the importance of unity and practical ways that we can maintain it within our fellowship.

For good reason, we often focus our attention on the death of Jesus, and what that accomplished. However, the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday is God's declaration that Jesus was not just another crucified trouble-maker, but the Saviour He claimed to be. The resurrection of Jesus - it changes everything!

Why did Jesus ride a little donkey into Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday? Because He came to conquer sin & death, not Romans. He came to give His life for all who would believe in Him.

Do you give much thought to death? Does it concern you? If you are a believer in Jesus, then death is not something we need to fear or dread. Jesus gave His life so that all who believe in Him need not fear death, but instead, look forward to eternal life!

The death of Jesus Christ as an atonement for sinners is at the heart of the Christian Gospel. Christ's death means redemption for all who believe in Him. One righteous life given that many unrighteous might be saved. Hallelujah, what a Saviour!

It's likely you've had an "If only..." moment, where you prayed a desperate prayer to God, but nothing happened, and you think, "If only God had turned up and done what I prayed for." This was Martha & Mary's experience, but Jesus showed them these things happen for God's glory not ours.

The end of John's Gospel records the restoration of Peter, following his denial of Jesus the night before He died. But it was more than forgiveness - it was an engagement to persevere in following Jesus to accomplish what he had been called to do.

Is it possible to become a Christian and then lose your salvation? This passage from John 10 speaks directly to this issue, and should be immensely encouraging to all believers.

This passage is about Jesus. He's calling. Do you recognise His voice?

Do you struggle with pride? If you answered no, then this sermon is for you! Before watching this sermon, read John chapter 9.