Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the way Paul speaks about how it is a sin not to seek the Lord and that this is a consequence of our fallen nature. However, the work of grace in a person's life transforms them to being a seeker and finder of the Saviour.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the sweet words '...He loved me and gave Himself for me...' and draws out a number of great truths concerning the love of Christ for the believer.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the way Paul exhorts the believers at Philippi to unity by having the mind of Christ. The passage then outlines the matchless humility the Son of God displayed by coming to be the Saviour of sinners.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the way the opening verses of this passage point to the Lord Jesus Christ and the glory of the Gospel.

Mr. Eddie Fletcher continues in his series in Ecclesiastes. Preaching from chapter 7 he delivers a message entitled 'Do you know what is good for you?'

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers Paul's exhortation to Timothy to fight the good fight of faith and to lay hold on eternal life. He draws out a number of lessons looking at the dangers that surround us, the passion of true faith, and the security of the believer.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the rich young ruler who comes to Jesus asking what he could do to inherit eternal life. He draws out some Gospel lessons and the fact that salvation is in Jesus Christ alone.

Pastor Jonathan Stobbs explains what the Psalm teaches us about the God who reigns, the world that rages against Him, and how we can know God find a solid foundation in this uncertain life.

Preaching from 2 Corinthians 4-3, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the nature of the Gospel, what it is, and why people are blind to it. The only solution being that God shines in their hearts with Gospel light.

In this message from Psalm 107, Pastor Jonathan Stobbs considers the way God Himself guides His people through the challenges and troubles of this world to bring them safely home.