There are many voices telling us what we should try to be, which leads us to attempt to be too many things all at once. This Lord’s Day we consider the Psalmist’ simple ambition for his life. And that simple, singular ambition should also be ours in Christ.

There are many instructive and powerful prayers found in the Scriptures. This Lord's Day we consider a timeless prayer that we all need to bring to the Lord.

As we come to the culmination of our Advent series we will see that all of life is about wisdom and worship. Everyone takes counsel from somewhere and everyone worships something.

As we continue our advent series in Matthew’s Gospel we will see the effect of the incarnation upon Joseph. The coming of Christ brings disruption, but also deliverance.

As we continue our look at Matthew’s record of Christ’s genealogy we will see that the Gospel lifts up the humble and humbles the self righteous.

As we continue our look at Matthew’s record of Christ’s genealogy we will see that the Gospel lifts up the humble and humbles the self righteous.

As we commence our build up to Advent we will see that the most unlikely people are a part of Jesus Christ’s ancestry showing that salvation truly is all of grace!

In Psalm 56 David gives us a model response to those persecutions and tribulations that bring a sense of alienation and exile. We are called to trust God and know that He is so near to us in our trials that our tears are caught in His bottle.

Singing Christians - how gracious is our God, who has given us the gift of spiritual songs to admonish and teach one another as our united voices rise up a fragrant offering offering of thanks to Him.

Peter’s gospel presentation is interrupted by The Holy Spirit as He seals the Gentiles in the same way the Jewish Christians were sealed. This Lord’s day we consider the arrival of the Holy Spirit at Caesarea—and what it means for us.