The message centers on Psalm 23 and its thematic connection to the shepherd's care. The message explores Biblical figures: Hezekiah, who trusted in God amidst Assyrian threats; Jeremiah, who encouraged exiled Jews to live faithfully; and...

This sermon reflects on Psalm 22 and the experience of feeling abandoned by God, beginning with the familiar “Footprints in the Sand” poem and moving to Jesus’ own cry on the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” It reminds us that while...

The sermon emphasized the teachings of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on the Kingdom of Heaven and the dual nature of being part of both the kingdom of God and the earthly kingdom. It highlighted the importance of fulfilling the law and...

While Jesus confronts many of the misrepresentations of His day, He also challenges the way we can get the idea of the Christian life wrong, in our understanding and in our behaviour.

Our commitments to right relationships requires us to consider again the problems of anger, lust and broken promises.

What does greatness look like to Jesus? The answers can be found in a book, not as it is read but as we do what it says.

Jesus calls people to follow Him. This calls for a complete change of life which should continue to be seen in the way we show His love to others.

Four examples, Titus, Timothy, Philemon and Lydia, serve to show us what it means to be a part of the body of Christ. Their experiences and the quality of their lives help us to understand what sharing in the communion meal should represent and what...