Oneness Means Complementarity - In this lesson we explore why God didn't solve Adam's loneliness by creating a clone. Instead he created someone who was equal in value but ultimately different in function to him. We especially look at how...

Our April sermon series will cover the topic of 'The Beauty of Oneness'. The theme of oneness is central to understanding the Christian faith. Oneness is critical to marriage, our relationship to God and our relationship to each other. In...

It is commonplace for Christians to describe Jesus as the 'Saviour' or 'Deliverer'. But what do these words mean? What did the early Christians think they were being saved from? How did they come to the astonishing conclusion that...

1 Peter 5 - Shepherds and Sheep. For the majority of the epistle, Peter has written to instruct people how to behave in the world. The final chapter in 1 Peter relates to how we conduct ourselves in the church. Shepherds are to lead well and sheep are...

1 Peter 4 - Suffering Done Well. In this chapter Peter reminds his audience to distinguish their lives from the worthless ways of the world. There is a standard that all Christians are expected to meet. This standard is not to be compromised when...

We live in a world of outsourcing. When it comes to our faith and our responsibilities, we can be tempted to try to outsource them also. Throughout the Bible we see countless examples of people attempting to outsource their obligations. Instead, we...

1 Peter 2 - Going All In. Peter begins this chapter by appealing to Christians to put away 'all' of the worldliness in their lives (malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, slander). The rest of this chapter is focused on the concept of complete and...

1 Peter 1 - This is the first lesson in a series on the powerful words in Peter's first epistle. In this lesson we examine chapter 1 in three parts: Introduction, Hope belonging to God's family, and the plea for holiness. Peter's words...

Jesus the King - The central story of the gospels is the proclamation of the Kingdom of God. Jesus came as the long awaited King of the Jews, but His reign was not what his followers and fellow countrymen expected.

Jesus the Saviour - In this lesson we explore how people in the 1st Century came to the extraordinary conclusion that a crucified, small-town tradesman was indeed the only way of being rescued and saved. Whether you believe them or not, Jesus of...