In this sermon, PSC Pastor Neil Todman opens up two speeches, one from Bildad and one from Job, and considers their different answers to the question, "Is God just?" He helps us to see how ultimately Bildad's approach condemns an innocent man, but Job's leads him to Christ, who went through hell for us to satisfy God's justice.

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In this sermon, church member, Derek Cleave opens up Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount about how we treat others. He opens up Jesus' negative instructions around criticising others, and how we tell the difference between being discerning and judgemental, before turn to Jesus' positive instructions to love others. Finally Derek shows how all this is impossible unless we are born again and live by the Spirit's power.

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In this sermon, Trainee Pastor Sam Pibworth considers the lessons Job chapters 1 and 2 can teach us about suffering well and also how we can be a comfort as a church to those going through the darkest times.

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In this section of the Sermon on the Mount the Lord Jesus focuses in on worry. We all know how destructive worry can be to our health, but Jesus shows how it can also cripple our spiritual growth. Yet, as always, as the Great Physician and Lover of our Souls he provides the most wonderful remedy to this sickness. Listen to Pastor Neil Todman as he explores the things we worry about, the things those reveal about our hearts, and how we can grow in trust of our heavenly Father's care and our usefulness in His Kingdom.

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This month in RBT we are studying the book of Job. In this overview, Pastor Neil Todman shows how Job follows the bigger story of the Bible as a righteous man, who has dominion over nature, is attacked by Satan, suffers, and is then restored by the LORD. He opens up the narrative and structure of Job; discusses how to read the speeches that make up the majority of the book; and then concludes with how Job points us to Christ- the suffering servant of the LORD.

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We welcomed Mark Detzler to PSC on Sunday morning. He continued our series on the Sermon on the Mount, looking at what the Lord says about treasure, money and our hearts. He shows us how the heart chooses a treasure, creates a vision, and crowns a master. Delivered with heartfelt compassion for sinners, strugglers, and seekers this is not to be missed.

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As part of his review of Leviticus, Sam tackles 5 difficult questions sent in by members of the congregation as part of RBT.

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As we continue in our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Neil opens up Jesus' words about fasting and how we can all grow in our hunger for God.

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In this sermon, church member, Tim Howlett draws crucial links between love for God, love for the lost and love for God's people as the outworking of God's law in our lives. Finally he shows how Christ exemplifies this love in his perfect holiness.

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In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman preaches from Jesus teaching about prayer in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus tells us that hearts full of pride, manipulation, and unforgiveness will keep us from God, but hearts full of devotion and dependence will enable us to draw near to our Father in heaven.

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