Think on these things - It is our choice what we fill our minds with. The scriptures make it clear that we are to enjoy, meditate on, and consider the things which are from above and reflect the character of God.

In this lesson, we examine the three profiles of vocations that echo the Christian life. Paul calls Timothy to endure and obey. The Christian life is the most challenging and rewarding.

Special Guest Speaker Ian Coker - This lesson explores the hardships that all humans are subject to and the response God expects to elicit from His people. The hard times are opportunities to turn towards God.

Psalm 44 is a song of sorrow and faith in troubled times. It is a desperate plea for God's help and attention to the present distress. The Psalmist even begs God to wake up and deal with his distress. This Psalm teaches us how to approach God...

Pride. In this lesson we look at the right kind of pride. The pride that we are expected to have in others and in our God.

We Rise and Stand - The first in a series of victorious Psalms. We study the confidence and boldness of those who go into battle knowing that the battle is already won.

Mercy Culture - This lesson follows on from last week's sermon on Cancel Culture. As seriously as we must approach sin, we must be sober about the severity of mercy. Mercy is not about pretending sin isn’t real. Mercy is not a cheap cop out for...

Cancel Culture is the new buzz word. This lesson explores some of the principles behind 'Cancel Culture' and how these match with Biblical Principles. We examine our relationship to the sins of others.

The More Excellent Way. Often we take 1 Corinthians 13 out of context. We treat it as it Paul was writing an abstract piece of poetry. In reality, he's dealing with the messy, get-your-hands-dirty fact of difficult relationships and particular...

Lessons from Deborah - Hear the legendary tale of Sisera (from Judges 4), the commander of the Canaanite army who famously came to ruin after seemingly finding rest in a tent.