On Resurrection Sunday we celebrate that Jesus is Risen! In this sermon we consider four evidences for the resurrection and 5 reasons why we can trust Jesus in our current season as well as any season we go through. John 14:1-11

On Good Friday we commemorate the cross of Jesus Christ, the Son of God who came to serve, not to be served. Through the story of the washing of the disciples feet we consider what Jesus accomplished on the cross; why he died for us and how we benefit from his sacrifice. John 13:1-8

On Palm Sunday we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as the people welcomed him with shouts of 'Hosanna!', but what did they mean when they shouted this? How does Jesus become Hosanna for us? Find out in this sermon preached by Nick Trytsman.

This week for church online: What is God doing during the Coronavirus pandemic? Join us as we discuss what God is revealing, reforming and restoring during this challenging time.

We are continuing our series through the gospel of John with a look at John 12:1-10 with this sermon from Nick Trytsman entitled 'The Cost of Worship'.

The story of Lazarus' death and resurrection is rich with theological implications of how God govern his creation and works in the stories of those whom he loves. God is for God first, but this does not negate the fact that he is for those whom he loves and we must remember when we can't see him working in our story the way we hoped, he is still working and wants to take us deeper than we would allow ourselves to go.

Followers of Christ have been given the privilege of proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ to those who do not know him or have not heard about him. Jesus said, 'I have other sheep that are not of this flock.'. This is a call to go out and bring others to him, but often Christian's are hesitant to do this. In this message we look at the urgency of this message and what we must understand about ourselves in order to have the confidence to step out and proclaim this message. John 10:16, Acts 1:8

When Jesus declared 'I am the good shepherd' he was comparing himself to every 'shepherd' who had come before him and who would come after him. In this sermon based on John 10:1-18 we look at the deep historical context behind the role of shepherding in Israel and then examine why Jesus is the GOOD shepherd.

Nick Trytsman preaches a message based on John 8:39-59

Truth has come under fire in our culture and has become viewed as subjective, rather than objective; but the reality of our world is that there is truth and it is an objective truth given from God to his creation. In this sermon, we examine Jesus' words 'The Truth will set you free' and consider, what is truth? And what does Jesus mean when he said it will set us free? Free from what? Based on John 8:30-38