Today we continue our series following the David Story in 2 Samuel, and we see that Kingdom being established in Israel. God's King is one who is victorious over all. It is foolish to oppose him , and those who are wise find refuge and mercy in the Son.

As we continue to listen to God's word from 2 Samuel, we hear God's promise to David that has shaped the entire history of humanity. Things are looking good for God's people as they enjoy rest from their enemies under King David, but as David looks to build a house for God, God promises to build a better house and to provide a deeper rest through David's greater son.

Today we continue the series following the David Story in 2 Samuel. We see how God exalts David as King over Israel for the sake of his people, establishing his Kingdom in Jerusalem giving him victory over enemies. We also see how David is humbled before the holiness of God, which leads to celebration of God's gracious presence among his people.

Today we begin a journey through the book of 2 Samuel - "The Story of David". The story of David illuminates the most important story in the history of the world, the story of Jesus Christ and as we explore the beginnings of the reign of King David, we see God's work in the world to establish his reign amid the mess of history and through broken people. Ultimately, we are pointed to the better King who God has installed to save and rule over all.

As Christ's resurrection is based on solid eyewitness accounts; and the changed lives of Paul and the disciples; so God's people in this age can trust in the resurrection of the dead, and life everlasting.

We are starting this new series for 3 weeks on Easter. This sermon looks at the Last supper where Jesus announces that finally the time has come for God to rescue His people from the power of sin and death, that we are forgiven through Jesus' sacrificial death.

Today our journey through Mark’s gospel brings us to aclimactic point where the religious leaders express a lack of faith, the disciples seem slow to understand and are distracted by worldly worries, but in His grace God reveals to Peter the truth that Jesus is the Messiah. The crucial question for us is ‘who do you say Jesus is?’ and how are you responding to God’s revelation in him?

Today we see Jesus' ministry extending beyond the borders of Israel. In the healing of a foreigner and the feeding of the gentiles, we see the mercy of God reaching the lost, reminding us that we are undeserving recipients of God's kindness and opening our eyes to his worldwide mission.

Today we read of Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees as they question him about his observance of their traditions. In response, Jesus exposes their hard-halfheartedness and hypocrisy , he also exposes our hearts as he speaks of the depth of the human problem. Jesus has come near as the one who can wash us clean of our sin and give us new hearts that love God and are willing to obey.

Why does Jesus walk on water? We all know he did it, but what was the point? More to the point, why would this event fill the disciples with fear? The heart of the matter is the heart of the matter as we will see.