There’s an infamous (but true) story of a church in Scotland that was so badly divided that they built a wall between the two halves of the congregation. But the Apostle Paul is clear - Christian maturity will always mean unity, as we build one another up in love.

Scots' is delighted to welcome Rev Mike Raiter back for this week's Remembrance Sunday. Join us as we take a look at Micah 4:1-5 and Mark 13:1-13 in a sermon titled "And Wars Will be no More".

The voice of creation speaks loudly of God’s invisible qualities; the voice of Scripture restores our souls. Our own voices should respond to the gospel with confession and trust.

Two weeks ago, we looked at Jesus’ parable dealing with the question of judgement. Last week we looked at the parable dealing with the critical question of forgiveness. So now, let’s look at Jesus’ parable of the labourers in the vineyard.

The kingdom of heaven is a concept that has many different facets to it. We might also think of it as a kaleidoscope. In today’s parable, the kaleidoscope has been rotated, as Jesus reveals a new pattern to us – a pattern about debt, and the forgiveness of debt.

Phil Court returns this week with "Put to the Test" with readings from Matthew 3:13-17 & 4:1-11!

Sometimes we’re told that if we just enough faith, everything will go well for us. But when Saul was converted on the road to Damascus, Jesus warned that a road of hardship lay ahead. Maybe that should adjust our own daily expectations.

In a famous song, Bob Dylan asked “How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man.” Whatever the answer, Saul, persecutor of Christians, finds himself on the wrong road as he faces a dramatic turnaround. This was the first Christian “conversion” – and it certainly wasn’t the last!

This week, together with Rev Phil Court join us as we take a look at Micah 6:6-8 and Mark 7:1-8, 14-23 in a sermon titled "The Trap of Tradition"

This week, join us together with Rev Phil Court as we take a look at Matthew 4:18-22 and 9:9-14 in a sermon titled "The Apostles: A Motley Crew"