In this message we look at planning, or rather, planning in the light of God's sovereignty. How do we avoid the belief that we are in complete control of our destiny? James gives us some helpful advice.

In this message we examine the role of the tongue and the power it has to shape our lives as well as shape the lives of others.

In this message we tackle what is unarguably the most controversial and difficult part of James. The part that troubled Martin Luther. In this message we explore the interaction between faith and works.

In this message we look at a danger that faces the church that is both real and unexpected: favouritism. It isn't on the top of our minds as a problem, and yet James focuses squarely on this issue. As we see, there's a good reason for that.

In this message we examine the purpose of life and how we find a life of meaning.

This week we take a close look of the 70 "sevens" of Daniel 9. How do we understand this difficult passage? By first looking to Daniel and how he would have understood it.

This week we examine Daniel's prayer of repentance and see that he does some things we wouldn't expect. Daniel's prayer is a lesson on repentance.

In this message we look at the intertestamental period that Daniel 8 predicts with remarkable accuracy, and see how it was intended to prepare the people of God for suffering.

This is the last message in the gospel growth series. This week we look at the promise of God to sanctify us through and through.

We continue this week with a look at God's instructions for worship. How do we organise the church such that what it does when it meets is informed less by tradition than the Bible? We ask that question and examine it in the light of Paul, Silas and Timothy's instructions to the Thessalonians.