How often do we say "it isn't fair"? In this message James looks at Psalm 73 in which the writer, Asaph, struggles with the unfairness of life. He found himself envying people who don't care about God because they seem to have an easy life. But he got things in their proper perspective when he realised that it's where we're going AFTER this life that really counts

In the final sermon from the 'Living Skillfully' series Vijay discusses Righteousness

Brian's talk from our evening service

Douglas Hutcheon was our guest this morning delivering a fantastic sermon on Unity

We're pleased to welcome Allan Jack who gives an inspiring talk accompanied by a fantastic section from an Alpha talk by an ex-offender who's life was transformed by Jesus

Most of us hate delays and would much prefer that everything happened according to our timetable. This is particularly true when we don't receive an immediate answer to our prayers. But, sometimes, God chooses to delay His response to our situation in order to strengthen our belief in Him and bring glory to His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. This was a lesson that two grieving sisters took on board when Jesus raised their brother Lazarus from the dead.

When we are suffering, one of the questions we often ask is “How long?” In this, the second message in the series “Close to the edge,” James explores this problem from Psalm 13.

Making comments is part and parcel of everyday life. In Mark 5, we encounter five distinct comments in the account of Jesus raising a young girl from the dead. This message explores the practical implications of each of these comments, both for the people to whom they were originally addressed and also for us today

This is the first message of a new series in which James explores the conflict between our beliefs about God and our life experiences. Psalm 10 considers the question "Why?" which we most often ask when life is tough.

Continuing his series on wisdom in the Book of Proverbs, Vijay looks at the subject of frienship. He notes that the wise take the effort to both aquire and to be good friends. This is because our friends influence our personality for good or evil. How does one spot a a person who is likely to make a good friend? One way to do so is to observe a person's speech.