Jesus chooses the Passover to be his last meal with his disciples before his death. What is the significance of that choice and what does it tell us about his death on the cross?

What does it mean to say we are exiles or strangers in the world?

What does it mean to say Christ is over all things?

In this message we look at Paul's letter to the church in Corinth and the call to be different from the surrounding world.

After his resurrection, Jesus told his disciples to wait for the Spirit and to be his witnesses. What does it mean to be a witness and how does the Spirit play a part in this?

In this sermon, we look at the gospel fo Luke as a whole and the big idea of in Messiah Jesus, God fulfills his plan to bring salvation in all its fullness to all people and commissions his people to live this new kingdom life in an ever widening circle.

In this message we look at the importance of reading our Bible with others.

When we read our Bible we enter a strange new world. In this message we consider that when reading our Bible it is important to remember the Bible is written for us but not to us.

The way our Bibles are put together with chapters and verses often leads us to read it in very small bits; but there is great value in reading longer segments. In this sermon we consider the benefits of reading big.