In the sermon on the mount, the Lord Jesus gives us hope for our longing for righteousness. He tells us to ask, seek and knock. We study this promise and its implications for our daily righteousness.

In this sermon we examine the lives of the evil kings of Judah. We will learn lessons from their foolishness and see how they point us to Christ by antithesis.

In this sermon we conclude the Chronicler's record of Solomon’s life. We will see God’s faithfulness but also learn to be on guard against the sin that is always lurking whenever blessing comes our way.

This evening we will continue our study of The Sermon on The Mount, where we'll see how the Christian ought to think about judging, and we'll receive the Lord's instruction in removing the speck from our brother's eye.

What are we to do with our worries and anxieties regarding the future? In the sermon on the mount, the Lord Jesus calls us to look at nature and see how the Lord cares for it.

What would it look like if God were to manifest Himself in a special way in a community or in an individual’s life? What signs would there be? This Lord’s Day we will study the account of the dedication of the Temple and see what markers we should be looking for.

All of us, as a result of the fall, are born with spiritual blindness. Jesus came as the true spiritual eye surgeon who heals us of our spiritual blindness and makes us see and treasure Him!

In His discussion on fasting in the Sermon on the Mount, the Lord tells us the kind of fast that is approved in heaven.

This week we look at Solomon’s great prayer for wisdom and see how our longing for wisdom is fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

The Lord Jesus teaches His disciples how to pray. In the Lord’s prayer we are reminded of our covenant relationship with the Lord, what is most important for us to be meditating on and what we know the Lord cares about.