Proverbs 1-9 closes with another stark contrast between the call of Wisdom and the call of Folly. Each offers a feast, but only one truly provides what we need. Day by day we have a choice to make between the Wisdom of Christ and the Foolishness of sin.

Final message in our short series on Jesus' second statement from the cross, "Today, you will be with me in paradise."

Part 2 in a short series on Jesus' words to the repentant criminal, "Today, you will be with me in paradise."

Part 1 in our Communion series on Jesus' words to the converted criminal: "Today, you will be with me in paradise."

We perhaps assume that a holy God forgives sinners out of kindness; but in what sense is it justice? The Cross explains the answer.

Concluding our series in the life of Jacob, we consider the contrast between those who live within God's covenant blessings and the world around them.

At God's command, Jacob finally returns to Bethel, where God had first called him and made personal promises to him. This passage teaches us important principles for public worship and for leadership in our families.

Guest Preacher: Mr Gareth Orr

How are believers to interact with our unbelieving world? The question is one of the most challenging for the Church to answer. In this dark episode in the life of Jacob, we seek to learn from his mistakes and are reminded of the importance of looking to Christ as our ultimate example in all things.

Jacob finally sees Esau face to face - and it all turns out much better than he might have hoped. In a chapter that might leave us with mixed feelings as to what Jacob does and why, we nonetheless see the fact of God's faithfulness in his life.

The cross is undoubtedly the best-recognised symbol of Christianity. It is also the message of Christianity. Paul said, 'we preach Christ crucified' (1 Corinthians 1:23). But what does it really mean?