In times of darkness where our faith might fail us, it’s important to put our confidence in the Lord, Who is our light and salvation. David, the warrior king who was accustomed to darkness, exemplifies this to us in this Psalm, and in so doing, points us to Christ.

As we continue our time in 1 Timothy, we see that the Church's behaviour is important to protect the witness of the Gospel.

Paul discusses the office of deacon and its qualifications. In this office we learn the value of mutually edifying service that encourages and strengthens the church.

Paul describes the kind of character the church should seek in appointing church leaders. As we study this passage, we consider the excellence of Christ our Saviour.

Paul describes the kind of character the church should seek in appointing church leaders. As we study this passage, we consider the excellence of Christ our Saviour.

In 1 Timothy 2:15, the Lord calls women to walk a glory-bound path, preserved in Christ as they embrace the domain God designed for their flourishing. This Lord’s day we will examine this call and the rest that Christ has for women who set their hope on Him.

The Scripture restricts the teaching office to men. This Lord’s Day, as we continue our study of 1 Timothy, we will see the reasons Paul gives and we will consider how the gospel shapes gender identity and function.

The resurrection of Christ is a cause for celebration for many reasons. It was the vindication of Christ’s ministry, the proof of the Fathers approval, and the surety of our salvation. Leviticus 23 teaches us another reason to celebrate Christs resurrection: He rose as the First Fruit of all who will be raised to life.

From Exodus 12, we consider the Passover as a picture of redemption and its implications for Christians.

As we begin our Easter 2026 series, we look at the Old Testament picture of the Day of Atonement and see how it points us to Christ.