In this contentious passage Wiseman explains how true faith always manifests itself in faith-filled action.

In this sermon Doug warns us against silencing the convicting voice of the Holy Spirit and reminds us of the life-giving message of the gospel; that God would lavish us with kindness and mercy if we repent.

In this sermon, Dave takes us through the four responses to the person and work of Jesus in this passage in Mark; The Crowds, The Demons, Jesus' Family and The Disciples. He encourages us to renewed joy in following Jesus through a daily relationship with him, sparking afresh the wonder and awe of the gospel.

In this sermon, Doug takes us through The Resurrection and its four implications: faith with foundations, a message of forgiveness, a mission to the world and a promise of his presence.

In this sermon Quent takes us through Jesus' words, moments before the crucifixion and calls us to reflect on the severity of our sin and consider Jesus' gracious call.

In this passage Jesus challenges the Pharisees on their view of Sabbath dismantling legalism and inviting us to rest in him.

In this passage, Jesus takes the simple question about fasting and uses it to bring about a new way of looking at him, his mission and what it means to follow him.

In this passage, Jesus takes the simple question about fasting and uses it to bring about a new way of looking at him, his mission and what it means to follow him.

"...Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I came not to call the righteous, but sinners"

In this passage, Jesus calls Matthew to follow him. Despised at the time for being a tax collector, Matthew seems an unlikely candidate, yet Jesus mercifully chooses him. This should bring about a more truthful view of ourselves and our desperate need for God.

"...Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I came not to call the righteous, but sinners"

In this passage, Jesus calls Matthew to follow him. Despised at the time for being a tax collector, Matthew seems an unlikely candidate, yet Jesus mercifully chooses him. This should bring about a more truthful view of ourselves and our desperate need for God.