Godly love does not delight in evil, but always rejoices in the truth. What does this mean in our modern age of subjective truth and self-definitions? In this sermon, Pastor Matthew shares some integral reminders about regarding biblical truth and the importance of speaking the truth in love.

In this continuation of our series in 1 Corinthians 13, Pastor Matthew outlines why love keeps no record of wrongs and how God's forgiveness of our sins enables us to move in forgiveness towards others.

We continue our dissection of 1 Corinthians 13 by looking at how love is not easily angered. When our frustrations are not kept in moderation, we allow ourselves to give the enemy a foothold, not operating out of godly love but out of our carnal flesh through anger. In this sermon, Pastor Matthew will teach how Christ set the appropriate example, and how, through His willing sacrifice, Jesus satisfied God's justified wrath against our sin.

We can learn a lot about what something is by clearly defining what it isn't. In this sermon, Pastor Matthew will show how love is not envious, boastful, proud, dishonouring or self-seeking.

Love is kind...How is love expressed through kindness? Why does kindness highlight the maturity of a person's character? Through biblical examples seen in Ruth, Joseph and Jesus, Pastor Matthew will share on the importance of being kind and how God's kindness leads us to repentance.

Love is patient...

Three words that begin to dig into the core attributes central to godly love. But, how is love patient?

Join Pastor Matthew as we continue our sermon series on 1 Corinthians 13 and why patience is so crucial in expressing love to one another.

There are very few who would doubt the spiritual credentials of someone who would give away everything they have to the poor or give up their life in dramatic martyrdom. However, if the motive behind such actions is centred on one's boasting and pride instead of godly love, they ultimately gain nothing. Join Pastor Matthew as he preaches on 1 Corinthians 13:3.

When we think of the gift of prophecy, most will associate it with some form of future telling. But is this always the case? In the second part of our series in 1 Corinthians 13, Pastor Matthew will unpack the function of the gift of prophecy within the church, which is ultimately to proclaim a message from God in order to strengthen, encourage, and comfort the Lord's people.

What makes a church mature? Is it in the size of its congregation? Is it dependent on how often we pray? Is it through the display of Spiritual gifts? Is it seen in the absence of hardship? 

As Pastor Matthew embarks on a study of 1 Corinthians 13, we will begin to understand that the single most important indication of a healthy church, or a mature Christian, is the consistent evidence of godly love (agape) at work in the lives of believers. Join us and be encouraged to follow the most excellent way.

Finally, after years hiding in caves, settling in foreign lands, and even fighting against his own countrymen, David is made king over all of Israel. However, that doesn't mean David's life is without obstacles. In this sermon, we will see how David's attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant highlights the importance of following God's Will in accordance to His ways.