Nigel McCullough begins a series on stories or parables that Jesus told before going to the Cross. In this sermon he explains how God is generously filling heaven but is judging the rebellious.

Stephen Kennedy speaks on the last part of the hall of fame chapter in the book of Hebrews.

Stephen Kennedy finishes our studies in the book of Judges by looking at the difficult chapters found at the end of the book. He explains that even though people do what is right in their own eyes, God is a God of grace who saves through King Jesus.

Nigel McCullough finishes off the story of Samson by explaining that God's blessing must not be assumed, that God's grace must not be forgotten and that God's rescue through the Lord Jesus cannot be frustrated.

In the next part of our series working through the Apostles' Creed, Nigel McCullough speaks about how the church is central, how the church is holy and how the church is catholic.

The Moderator of the General Assembly, Rt. Rev. Dr. Ian McNie, speaks in Hill Street on the parable of the sower from Mark 4.

Nigel McCullough returns to the series on the Apostles' Creed and speaks about Christ's ascension into heaven.

Nigel McCullough speaks about what the Bible and the Apostles' Creed says about the role and work of the Holy Spirit.

Nigel McCullough looks at Judges 14 and 15 and explains that although Samson's life is a mess, God is in control.

Nigel McCullough speaks on Judges 13 and about the birth of God's unusual deliverer Samson and how he reminds us of God's ultimate deliverer, the Lord Jesus Christ.