Christ's enemies sealed the tomb and stationed guards, believing they could prevent His resurrection. Yet their schemes only magnified the certainty of the gospel and the glory of the risen King. This sermon explores God's absolute sovereignty, the futility of human opposition, and the triumphant victory of Jesus Christ over sin, death, and the grave. Discover why the tomb was sealed - but never truly secured - and the certain hope the risen Saviour gives to all who trust in Him.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the way the burial of Jesus is a vital part of the Gospel and fulfilment of prophecy. He also looks at the lessons we can learn about what it means to follow the Lord Jesus Christ through the example of Joseph of Arimathea and the women at the tomb. All of these details continuing to show that the Lord Jesus Christ really is the only Saviour of sinners.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the way the Bible makes it clear that every person has to face death and judgment. How can we face those appointments? How can we face a holy God as sinners? What hope is there? The answer is clear - Christ alone.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs continues in his series in Matthew's Gospel. Preaching from Matthew 27:51-56 he looks at the God-given witnesses to what was being accomplished at the cross. These witnesses - the veil being torn, the earthquake, opened tombs, the faith of the Centurion, and the faithfulness of the women - all testify to the Lord Jesus Christ being the only Saviour of sinners and having actually secured the redemption of His people on the cross.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the way Paul wonderfully summarises the Gospel in these verses. He highlights four mighty acts of grace that God does in the salvation of sinners - He quickens, He forgives, He cancels debt, He conquers the enemy.

Mr. Eddie Fletcher preaches from Genesis 16 with a message entitled 'When God Met Hagar.'

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at how the Lord deals with Habakkuk to bring him to a point of rejoicing in difficult circumstances. Habakkuk needed to learn to trust God sovereign purposes and covenant love for His people even when He could not understand what was happening. Habakkuk, like us, needed to learn to rest in the fact that even though he did not know what tomorrow would bring, he knew the God who did.

In this message, Pastor Stobbs looks at the Saviour's cry of dereliction on the cross. These precious verses look at the darkness that that engulfed the cross and the way the Lord Jesus Christ secured victory at Calvary for His people.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at Elijah's despair under the broom tree and how the Lord tenderly met with him. He looks at lessons such as how discouragement distorts our thinking and we need the truth of God's Word to give us perspective.

Continuing in his series in Matthew's Gospel, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs looks at the reactions of the crowd and the mockery the Lord Jesus Christ suffered at Calvary. These real events are not just history but they reveal the sinful nature of the human heart. The only hope for such sinners is in the very One who was enduring the cross to secure the salvation of His people.