As we continue our study on the Church we turn our attention to the sacraments and their role in the life of the Church. What is a sacrament? How many are there? And what is their function in the life of a believer?

A scribe approaches Jesus with a question, “what is the greatest commandment?” Jesus answers from the Old Testament, from the Shema in Deut 6:4-5. We take a deeper look into what is contained in the great commandment.

Pastor Graham addresses the subject of giving from 2 Corinthians 9. What does the Bible say about giving? Is tithing for today? And what about those who have little if anything to give?

The Sadducees come to Jesus and attempt to ridicule the doctrine of the resurrection. Jesus handles their riddle and shows that their error stemmed from a lack of knowledge of the scriptures and of the power of God.

The writer to the Hebrews goes to great lengths to reassure those believers that despite leaving Judaism, the temple and the priesthood behind to follow Christ they still had a High Priest, and an even greater one than those who served at Jerusalem. Many Christians today aren’t aware of how vital Christ’s role as High Priest is to their salvation. We look at a number of passages from Hebrews on this subject.

What should the attitude of a Christian be towards human government? We look at Jesus’s dialogue with the Pharisees and Herodians on the subject of taxes.

Looking at Matthew 18:15-20 we look at some of the implications of Jesus's teaching on handling sin within the church.

Who's idea is Church anyway? What does Jesus have to say about the Church in scripture?

Pastor Graham walks through Mark 12:1-12, Jesus's parable about the wicked tenant farmers. Why did the Sanhedrin get so angry? What does the parable mean?

Focussing on John’s account of the resurrection, Graham contrasts the events which took place at the garden tomb with what happened in the garden of Eden.