Christmas is drawing near and it’s an opportunity to draw near to Jesus. Genealogies may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we see God’s faithfulness at work even in the tiny detail.

Join us for the start of our advent week as we look at 2 Samuel 7:12-26 & Matthew 1:1-17 in a sermon titled "the Faithfulness of God"

In our passing world, very few things are built to last. As we celebrate 150 years in our Scots’ Church building, we give thanks to God not just for the stonework of our forebears, but for the more lasting cornerstone - the founding faith of those who proclaimed the good news of Jesus Christ.

The scorn of others can be hard to bear, but Jesus turns the tables on the proud and lifts up the downtrodden.

Join us this week as we welcome back our guest minister Rev Phil Court. We will delve into Psalm 123 as well as Luke 7:36-50 in a sermon titled "Contempt of the Proud."

Life is complicated, to say the least! But there is a shepherd who has compassion on us.

Join our Remembrance Day Sunday as we delve into Psalm 23 & Mark 6:30-52 in a sermon titled "Rest in the Wilderness"

The travelling Apostle Paul has remarkable success establishing a new church in Corinth… but by the time he writes back to them three years later, there are some serious problems brewing from within. We will do well to learn from their mistakes!

Join us this week as we continue our miniseries, "Postcards from Paul." For part six, we will delve into Acts 18 as well as 1 Corinthians 1-3 in a sermon titled "Finishing Well."

As Paul arrives in Athens, he’s confronted by a bewildering array of options. Temples, idols, and intellectual and philosophical options are everywhere. Paul observes, he reasons, and he debates - but always the same thing remains central. The resurrection of Jesus is the way the one true God has made himself known.

Join us as we continue our miniseries, "Postcards from Paul." For part five, we will delve into Acts 17:14-34 in a sermon titled "The Marketplace of Ideas."

“Our pastor rejuvenated this congregation . . . He grew our church from 1 to 1,000.” Easy to say but easily wrong. It’s not us but God who grows his church and gives us the opportunity to participate. He’s the source and standard of growth, and he grows us up together.

Join us as we take a look at Ephesians 4 in a sermon titled "The Church Grows Together."

As we take a brief pause from our miniseries "Postcards from Paul," Scots' Church is excited to welcome special guest minister Rev. Colin Morrow this Sunday. He will be sharing insights on Psalm 105:1-5 and John 4:27-38 in a sermon titled "PIM's Job Description!"

PIM stands for Presbyterian Inland Mission.

What makes someone a Christian? Do you think you’re one? If you say “Yes”, does it mean you’re arrogant? Do you need to have a mystical experience - or get a passing score in the Ten Commandment Test? This week we’ll get some very exciting answers to those questions as Paul the Apostle writes back fondly to the church he had recently established in the Greek city of Thessalonica.

Join us this week for part four of our miniseries, "Postcards from Paul." We will delve into 1 Thessalonians 1:1-2:2 and 3:1-8 in a sermon titled "Called by God."

They say ‘many a true word is spoken in jest,’ and maybe the same applies to words said in anger as well. This week we’re back in the book of Acts, as we pick up Paul’s trail in Thessalonica, where he’s accused of ‘Turning the world upside down’ with the message of King Jesus. Maybe though, he’s actually turning it ‘right way up’?

Join us this week for part three of our miniseries, "Postcards from Paul." In Part 3, we will explore Acts 17:1-15 in a sermon titled "Upside Down World"