Living worthy of the gospel begins with a desire to glorify Christ in both living and dying by treasuring him above all that life can give and by treasuring him above life itself.

In this anniversary sermon, we behold God's mercy to become more merciful and bless the nations. We consider God's heart for those who've never heard the gospel; and learn how his mercy is a lamp to guide us in our engagement with global missions.

Have you ever been tempted to sin? What about in the last five minutes? Our glorious hope is that even though we fail, Jesus proved faithful when tested. What can we learn from following him in his temptation?

In this season of new resolutions, we consider the resolve that the author of Hebrews sets before us to stand firm, as well as a weighty motive to do so.

The most important moments in life (whether job interviews, proposals, big purchases, or anything!) are ones that we typically prepare for. Sooner or later we will all be confronted by a King to whom we must bow. The question is: Are we ready for that moment?

We're often pressured to go along with the culture, to be on 'the right side of history.' We see in Matthew 2, however, the beginning of a kingdom that is coming no matter the opposition. To be on the right side of history is to side with this King.

Why does Matthew tell us the story of Jesus' birth to a virgin mother? The story is a quaint Christmastime favourite, but why was it important to the Evangelist? He knows that if we truly understand this story, we'll be ready to trust Jesus.

If you had three paragraphs to prepare people to meet Jesus, would you write a genealogy? Yet this list of names is packed full of meaning ... and hope!

We often hear about 'mission', but what does being missional look like? As his followers today, there are lessons we can learn from Jesus as he addresses the harvest and its labourers.

Why do we suffer the affliction that we do? We will never know the full reason; but we already know in part. We are afflicted -- and comforted by God -- so that we can comfort one another.