In this sermon, Ewen Robertson explores the significance of God's covenant with Abraham, focusing on the themes of faith, obedience, and identity in Christ. Drawing from Genesis 17, he unpacks the symbolism of circumcision as a call to wholehearted devotion and spiritual renewal. With a powerful comparison to baptism, the message highlights how believers are invited to live fruitful lives as part of God’s royal priesthood, embodying His promises through faith and love.

In this thought-provoking message, Andrew Scotland explores the role of the Holy Spirit through the allegory of the "Queen Bee." Drawing on biblical figures such as Deborah, Rebecca, Jacob and Esau, he highlights the nurturing and life-giving attributes often overlooked in church discourse. With vivid imagery from beekeeping, Andrew examines covenant, spiritual inheritance, and the need to reflect God's image rather than our own ambitions. A compelling call to discern God’s voice, honour spiritual order, and raise heirs who produce spiritual "honey" in a world swayed by unfaithfulness.

In The Lion King, Andrew Scotland explores the powerful imagery of Jesus as the Lion of Judah—roaring with authority, justice, and redemption. Drawing from prophetic scriptures, he unpacks the contrast between the mock coronation of Christ and His true kingship. Through vivid descriptions of suffering, judgement, and ultimate victory, the message challenges listeners to recognise Jesus not only as Saviour, but as reigning King.

In this heartfelt sermon, Alan Scotland unpacks the profound meaning of covenant—not as mere theology, but as an embodied, lived relationship with God. Emphasising intimacy, companionship, and union, he calls believers to move beyond superficial religiosity and embrace the closeness of Christ through the Holy Spirit. With vivid illustrations and pastoral warmth, Alan challenges listeners to actively participate in the covenant God has established, allowing His Spirit to shape their everyday walk with love, wisdom, and fruitfulness.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Alan Scotland explores the profound mystery and empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. Using the biblical metaphor of anointing oil, he unpacks its sacred components—myrrh, cassia, cinnamon, calamus, and olive oil—as a rich illustration of the Spirit’s work in believers' lives. With warmth and insight, Alan highlights how the Holy Spirit comforts, convicts, equips, and empowers, guiding us into truth and transforming our inner world. A deeply encouraging message about recognising the unseen yet tangible reality of God’s Spirit at work in and through us.

In this message, Alan Scotland unpacks the heart of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, revealing the transforming power of the Beatitudes. He emphasises the call to live as salt and light, not through external religion but through inner transformation, kingdom integrity, and Christlike character. This sermon is a powerful reminder that true joy, mercy, and righteousness flow from a heart surrendered to God's reign.

In this deeply moving Palm Sunday message, Alan Scotland explores the majestic yet painful journey of Jesus into Jerusalem. Reflecting on prophecy, human frailty, and divine grace, he highlights the misunderstood Redeemer who willingly walks toward suffering to fulfil God's covenant of love. This sermon captures both the brutality Jesus faced and the hope He brings, calling listeners to recognise God's presence even in life’s darkest moments.

In this sermon, Andrew Scotland explores the profound symbolism of the bow—often translated as "rainbow"—from the story of Noah, revealing its deeper meaning as a covenant weapon laid down by God. He draws parallels between the Old and New Testament covenants, highlighting how God's promises are enduring and instructive, calling believers to "hit the mark" in life. This message challenges listeners to walk in obedience, live with purpose, and reflect God's image in a world often out of alignment with His will.

In this powerful message, Andrew Scotland explores the miraculous birth of Jesus and its profound connection to God's atoning plan for humanity. Through the lens of angelic visitations—from Ishmael to John the Baptist—he traces a biblical pattern leading to the birth of Christ, the promised Son. With thoughtful reflections on Mary’s courageous response, the prophetic significance of Gabriel’s appearances, and the atonement foreshadowed in Old Testament figures, this sermon calls listeners to recognise the Messiah and live out the gospel with faith, obedience, and purpose.

In this heartfelt message, Alan Scotland encourages believers to trust in God's unwavering presence during times of difficulty. Drawing from Psalm 34, he reminds listeners that worship and gratitude are acts of faith that sustain us through hardship. With warmth and clarity, Alan speaks of God's provision, angelic protection, and the power of praise—even when faced with fear or uncertainty. A stirring reminder that we are never alone, and that God's grace is sufficient in every season.