The story of Abraham and Issac foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice God made in sending us his son.

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem reveals him as the king, but not the king we expect.

The character of our lives is inseparably connected to our worship of God.

Abram’s failure as a husband reminds us of God’s faithfulness in spite of our faithlessness.

God's promises to Abraham set the stage for the rest of the biblical story, and have implications for our lives today.

The tragic events in Christchurch have once again revealed to us the brokenness of this world. No one is more affected by this than Jesus, but He has also shown us His plan to make everything right.

Are we going to live to make a name for ourselves, or to make God’s name great? 

The story of Noah and his sons is strange, awkward, and surprisingly important.

God’s covenant with Noah is often overlooked, but it lays the foundation for the rest of the biblical story.

The story of Noah and the flood demonstrates the severity of God’s judgement, and the greatness of his

mercy.