In this sermon we think about the unique dialogue in the Book of Habakkuk - the prophet challenging God as to why He allows injustice to go unpunished. In the end, God reveals that He will judge the wicked, teaching His people to live by faith and find their joy in Him regardless of their situations.

The second of our two week break from the Minor Prophets of the OT.

"The Trinity - a relationship from before the creation of the world"

A weeks change from our series on Minor Prophets from the OT.

Looking at the prophet Jonah we think about how it is God uses his power - that is to save!

Apologies for the poor sound quality at the start of the video.

The fourth part of our series - Obadiah calls for humility, compassion and hope in Gods ultimate justice and kingdom

The third in our series, Amos from Judah, brings a message to the prosperous Northern Kingdom of Israel, condemning their rampant social injustice, greed, and religious hypocrisy. And yet he concludes with a promise of future restoration and mercy for a remnant.

This is our second in this series. The prophet warns of an impending "Day of the LORD" urging the people to recognize this divine judgment and repent, as even the earth shakes before this devastating, disciplined force. We reflect too on Jesus’ use of “The Day of the Lord”.

This will be the first of or new series of Minor Prophets from the Old Testament.

God shows through the drama of Hosea the prophet, his wife Gomer, and their family, an urgent warning for

his people Israel to turn back to him, & his great redeeming love for them.

Why is John 20 the climax of the Gospel. Is it fair to remember Thomas as ‘doubting’? How can I increase my faith so I can say ‘My Lord and my God’ about Jesus?