Andrew Scotland explores the deep connection between worship and sacrifice, using Abraham’s ultimate test of faith to illustrate God’s provision and character. Andrew Scotland highlights the foreshadowing of Christ’s sacrifice, emphasising that true worship requires surrender and trust in God's promises. The message challenges listeners to withhold nothing from God and live with unwavering faith, even in times of trial.

Andrew Scotland explores Jesus’ title “Son of Man” as a profound declaration of shared humanity and divine purpose. Drawing from Scripture, he connects Jesus to Adam and shows how Christ’s life, death, and resurrection restore what was lost through sin—calling us into relationship, identity, and eternal purpose in God’s Kingdom. 

Andrew Scotland unpacks the deeper meaning of Christ’s birth, contrasting worldly power with God’s humble intervention through Jesus. A powerful reminder that true hope, identity, and salvation are found in the Son given out of love. 

Ewen Robertson explores Nehemiah 9–10, urging believers to respond to God’s enduring covenant love with heartfelt repentance, renewed devotion, and faithful service. A call to reorient our time, talents, and treasure toward God’s kingdom purpose. 

Alan Scotland presents a powerful Easter message, reflecting on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus as a victorious ambush on darkness. He reminds listeners of the redemptive power of Christ’s suffering and the deep love of God, encouraging us to find hope, healing, and purpose even in pain. A heartfelt celebration of resurrection life and grace. 

Ewen Robertson unpacks 1 Peter 2, urging believers to embrace their identity as living stones in God’s spiritual house. With Christ as the cornerstone, he calls the Church to unity, sacrificial love, and devotion to God’s Word. This message challenges listeners to actively contribute to building God’s house through worship, fellowship, and witness. 

This sermon explores the importance of living with integrity and grace, emphasising the Golden Rule: treat others as you would have them treat you. Drawing on passages from Matthew and Luke, the speaker urges believers to respond to opposition with kindness, perseverance in prayer, and trust in God’s justice, rather than seeking revenge. Through biblical examples and real-life stories, he calls for a Christlike attitude in a world prone to judgement and subtle compromise. 

Alan Scotland shares a compelling message about aligning with God's purpose, drawing from Jeremiah 18 to explore the imagery of the potter and the clay. He emphasises the importance of listening to God’s voice, cooperating with His shaping hand, and embracing transformation in every season of life. Through vivid storytelling and heartfelt exhortation, this message invites believers to prioritise divine guidance and move forward with faith, hope, and intentionality. 

Alan Scotland explores the transformative journey of Jacob and the importance of embracing one's God-given identity. With heartfelt urgency, he calls believers to break free from fear, reject self-rejection, and engage in honest wrestling with God to find healing, purpose, and spiritual maturity

Andrew Scotland unpacks Luke 15 to reveal the heart of God for the lost. Through the parables of the sheep, coin, and son, he challenges the Church to reflect heaven’s joy over repentance, embrace the Father’s love, and join in the redemptive mission to seek and restore those who have wandered.