Paul addressed the question: since not all Israel, or all people, are saved, is God unjust? Has His love failed us somehow? His answer is a firm “No”. God is not unjust; He is merciful!

In a world where we strive for certainty and security, why do we often feel empty and trapped? As we start a new year discover how to move beyond the daily grind and find a better perspective: receiving each moment as a gift from a Sovereign God who makes everything beautiful in its time.

As we begin a new year, this sermon returns to 1 Corinthians 15 to clarify what the gospel truly is and what it is not. Rather than good advice or moral instruction, the gospel is good news, the announcement of what God has done in history through Jesus Christ, His death for our sins and […]

The rules in Leviticus 12-15 are a generous provision to his people to keep them safe, but Jesus offers a better way that makes us holy once and for all.

According to the Apostle Paul, ‘All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness’ (2 Tim 3:16). While most of us would agree with that, there are some parts that are more difficult to see the usefulness and relevance of. The book of Leviticus would have to be near […]

Central to Christianity is the resurrection of Jesus. Without the resurrection of Jesus there is no ‘Gospel’ (good news) message. In this section of John, Jesus reveals his power, as well as his love, as he raises Lazarus back to life. His actions are not simply for Lazarus, however, they point to a future resurrection […]

We are not naturally inclined to sit with our pain or the pain of others and yet on Good Friday, we have the amazing privilege to sit a while with the pain and suffering of Jesus. When we do this we find it has the power to move us to life changing awe and wonder […]

Jesus reveals Himself as the compassionate Shepherd who not only provides for the crowd but invites His disciples—and us—to find true rest and freedom by seeing Him for who He truly is (The Promised Shepherd). When our strength runs out, He shows that it was never about our strength to begin with, but His sufficiency […]

What does it look like to proclaim Christ in a world that dismisses faith as outdated or naive? We explore Jesus’ return to His hometown, where amazement quickly turns to offence, and rejection takes root in familiarity and pride. Even Jesus was met with scepticism, but His response offers us wisdom and encouragement as we […]