Ross Royden

Jesus prioritized teaching the Word of God.  So should we.

The most important question we need to answer is, 'Who is Jesus?'

We have changed our message to be relevant and have become irrelevant as a result.

Like the possessed man, we too need delivering from the power of evil.

We need to experience the fear of God if we are to know ourselves.

In a surprise turn in chapter 4 of St Mark's Gospel, we discover that Jesus' teaching is not for everyone.  So who is it for?

The demons recognize who Jesus is, but the religious leaders and his family do not.  Do we?

The doctrine of the Most Holy Trinity describes who God is and what should be our experience of him.

As we celebrate Pentecost and the gift of the Spirit, St John offers a different view of what it means to be a follower of Christ to that prevalent in many of our churches today.

As Jesus' disciples, we do not belong to this world.  Jesus prays that the Father will protect us as he sends us into the world.