Israel is ignoring God's word and trying to use the Ark of God as a type of lucky charm to help them in battle. Despite their actions, or maybe because of them, God's word comes true - the prophecy relating to Eli and his sons is fulfilled.

In this talk we consider how lifestyle and teaching are intertwined. For leaders especially, lives and doctrine set an example to others and send a powerful message about their faith. Pursuing personal godliness is of critical importance because it gives credibility to the gospel message. We are encouraged to value and pray for those in leadership - not just the minister but also other helping in many and varied leading roles.

In this first parable about the kingdom of God Jesus emphasizes the importance of listening. How we respond to what we hear will determine the outcome of our life.   

In the parable of the wheat and the tares, Jesus illustrates that, for a time, the kingdom of heaven will coexist with the kingdom of hell. However, the hope in this passage is that this situation is temporary. Judgment Day is coming.

God has been shaping Moses' character, humbling him and forming him into a man ready to lead Israel. In this sermon we hear God calling him to action - but is Moses ready and willing?

In Matthew 12:38, the Pharisees demand a sign from Jesus... despite having witnessed plenty of signs and miracles already. Therefore, Jesus reminds them of their past to show them their judgment before God. Join us as Glen Burns reveals how the Sign of Jonah in Matthew's Gospel points forward to the crucial sign that will welcome those into Jesus' Kingdom family.

As Jesus and his disciples go about their day to day business on the Sabbath, he is confronted by the Pharisees due to the disciple's actions. But as we look deeper into Matthew 12, Tobias helps us to see why Jesus isn't just the Lord of the Sabbath; but that He is also the rest that the bruised and broken need. And the chosen servant of God who has come to do good.

Whose side are is Jesus on? This is the question that comes off the back of Jesus healing somebody who was demon possessed. Some say he's the Son of David; whereas others think he is of Beelzebul. But as we look into Jesus' response, see why the Jesus is on the side of the Kingdom, and why that matters today for us as to why we should follow Him.