We all need good examples. The Apostle Andrew is a good example for us to follow. In this message James looks at incidents from Andrew’s life which encourage us as we seek to live as Christians.

This sermon, part of the series on A Life that Matters, turns to Judges 7.23-8.21. Success can be as much an obstacle to living a life that truly matters as can defeat. In this sermon, Vijay notes that it is often easy to confuse success with a life that really matters. Success can distract us from the larger perspective. Such a loss of perspective leads to a reversal of any advantage gained by success. But, even worse, success can cause us to lose sight of God.

Vijay continues his series on Gideon, A Life that Matters. In this sermon based on Judges 6.9-7.22, he turns to the subject of confidence. Confidence he suggests is a balance between the extreme poles of fear and arrogance. On the one hand, we don't have to be crippled by our concerns that we aren't adequate to face life. On the other hand, we don't have to maintain the illusion that we have all that it takes to face life. Confidence is a place of balance, where we worshipfully trust God to work through our abilities with his sufficiency.

David continues the 2012 Alpha series

David continues the 2012 Alpha series.

David continues the Alpha series

Life's greatest quest and highest achievement is getting to know God. In this message James explores Psalm 19 which in many ways is a roadmap to the knowledge of God. The journey begins with the general proclamation the universe makes about God and ends with a personal knowledge of God as our Redeemer.

Florence begins a new series on the fruit of the Spirit and in this first message she sets the scene by considering who the Spirit is; what the fruit of the Spirit is; and how we can be fruitful.

In this message, James looks at some essential elements of the Bible’s teaching on heaven as they’re detailed in the prayer of Jesus recorded in John 17:24.

In the 5th talk from the Alpha series David looks at how we should approach the 'handbook' for our faith, the Bible