The parable of the wise and foolish builders is among the most famous stories ever told by Jesus. In this message we explore the real intention behind its telling, and the deeply personal application it contains for each one of us.

Jesus teaching often took the form of parables. In this message tune in to one of his most familiar pieces of teaching which deals with the issue of how the Word of God is spread, heard and responded to. There is challenge here for believer and unbeliever alike.

Genesis 20 witnesses Abraham repeat a sin which he has already committed within the narrative of Genesis. In this message we explore the nature of spiritual failure, as well as God's faithfulness to His own purposes and people.

Christianity in the courtroom has been a feature of church history, which continues to this day. Paul's repeated defences form the backbone of Luke's conclusion to the book of Acts, pointing not just to his personal integrity, but to that of the message he proclaimed. In this message we consider the inspiring example of Paul, reminding ourselves of the transparency and credibility of following Jesus Christ, regardless of civil or state opposition.

Lot's choice of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 13 was based on mere sight rather than faith. Genesis 19 works through the consequences for Lot of living in a city of sin, and brings to the fore the fearful theme of God's wrath against sin. The fact of God's judgement is as relevant to us today as it was in the time of Lot and Abraham. -Please note that there a minor glitch in the audio of this sermon around minute 28-.