One of the main, modern points of contention for the church in general are matters related to sexuality and gender: what scripture says, how the world would have us compromise, and where the church HAS compromised in many circles... including our own...

Acts 5: God uses examples some of us may feel are extreme, including "punitive miracles" like we see here. What role does fear play in the life of a believer for good and ill? In this passage we see times here when we must disobey the decrees of...

Acts 4: Bored (and Annoying) - Peter and John give a sermon that is deemed both annoying and arresting (literally). Why are they "annoying", do we reflect that same disciple's trait where it's appropriate in our lives, and are we prepared to be...

Peter gathers a crowd with an undeniable draw, and gives a message with seven essential ingredients a good sermon should have... but what is the "X-Factor" that radically changed 3,000 lives? And how does it apply to us?

Refuge elder and worship leader, Ben Keller, said that in some ways his message on Acts 2:14-47 felt like it was thirty-five years in the making. Listen to his exposition of the very first Christian sermon to see why.

Acts one: Which one? Part 2... where we look at whether Judas hanged or fell, who bought the Field of Blood, and who replaced the betrayer. Also, why do some see contradictions where harmony can so easily exist, and what team are WE really on?

Acts Chapter 1: "Which One?" - Part One... shows us there are times to wait and times to go, and the need to know the difference. We also see the primary answer to "which one?" is the One in whom we put our hope and trust (spoiler: it shouldn't...

In our final sermon of 2019, we ask a question that has been relevant since Genesis 4, and asked poignantly in a work by J.C. Ryle: Do you Pray? What is the reality, scope and depth of our prayer life, and what should it be? Why is it essential that...

In our final Advent Message, we look at the Hymn by Isaac Watts wherein we see the call that Our Souls Shall MAGNIFY the Lord. Do we really know the depth of this word magnify, are we truly doing that, and if so: HOW?

Jesus Christ was born a King with duties to perform. Will we submit our fallen feelings to the reality of what He has truly accomplished?