Should Christians today follow the Ten Commandments verbatim? This message explores how we should interpret and apply the Ten Commandments in view of Jesus.

When God descended upon Mt Sinai he revealed his holiness to Israel and they trembled. We worship the same God today.

Mt Sinai was the place where God entered into an official covenant relationship with Israel. His faithfulness to that covenant, despite Israel's disobedience, reveals the character of God.

Jethro's conversion story in Exodus 18 is the first description in the Bible of a non-Israelite becoming a follower of Yahweh. It reveals God's heart for the nations and calls us to share his redemptive story with others. 

God fights for his people, but works through the frail arms of an eighty-year old man. This shows us something about the way God works in the world today, especially through the prayers of his people.

This message explores a biblical perspective on homosexual relationships by examining one of the key Scriptural texts on the topic: Romans 1:26-27

Jesus give some pretty radical demands for those wanting to become his disciples – renouncing family and giving up all worldly possessions. Does being a disciple really mean severing families ties and taking a vow of poverty?

Psalm 137 contains one of the most graphically violent verses in the Bible, making it offensive to many readers. And it raises the difficult question of whether vengeance is part of God’s character. Is God vengeful, and if so, what implications does that have for us?