The Lord Jesus closes the sermon on the mount by assuring us that His words are the solid rock to build our lives upon.

For what purpose does the Holy Spirit empower us to do amazing Gospel works? In this sermon we see Paul and Barnabas show us by example that we are empowered to serve and not to be worshipped.

As Saul and Barnabas are sent out from Antioch, one group constantly rejects their message wherever they go. Join us this Lord’s Day as we consider why people reject the Gospel and how the first missionaries responded.

This Sunday evening we will look at some of the most disturbing verses in the whole Bible. Jesus teaches that there will be some on Judgement Day who are shocked to discover that they are not truly saved. Join us to find out what the marks of a true believer are.

As we finish our journey through Chronicles, we study the lives of the kings who were both good and bad. Some started well but ended badly, while others started badly but ended well. Some even fell near the end but got back up again and ended well. What will be the record of your life?

The Lord Jesus warns the church that there will be false prophets who will try to disguise themselves but they will be recognisable. Tune in as we discuss false teachers and their nature.

We have looked at the lives of the bad kings of Judah. In this sermon we study the kings who sought to obey the Lord. We will examine the influences upon their lives as well as their actions. There is much we can learn from their example as well as their foreshadowing of the King of Kings.

Isn’t it bigoted to say that there are only two gates and two ways and that only one way leads to eternal life? Aren’t all religions and viewpoints equally valid? Isn’t the christian life meant to be easy? Hear what Jesus says from the Sermon on the Mount.

This Lord’s Day morning we will consider the question of change. In our battle against sin, against shameful habits and desires, how do we change to be more like Christ? How do our affections, will and actions conform to the image of Christ? We will see the answer in Psalm 73.

What is it that causes us to treat each other unlovingly? Among the many answers, the New Testament writers want us to be aware of all malice in our hearts and how it causes us to hurt others. This Lord’s Day we will consider malice in the heart and the Lord’s solution.