We continue the series on Daniel. The scripture passage we focus on in this sermon is Daniel 11:31-35. Craig addresses some views around the millennial. We must remember that we cannot avoid suffering in this world.

In this sermon we study Psalm 34. We look at a couple of features of the Psalm and finish the sermon with 5 important principles we should remember.

Introduction to the New Testament focusing on the Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John - their different writing styles and focuses/audiences and all looking at the life and ministry of Jesus.

Matthew 1:3; 2:6, 15

Mark 1:9-13

Luke 2:41-49

John 20:30-31

The passage of scripture we use for this week is Romans 8:15-30.

Linzay continues the series with a second sermon on the Old Testament. This time he elaborates on three points he made in the previous week that help us appreciate the Old Testament.

With the upcoming South African elections coming up, we consider Philippians 2:1-11. We see that we must have the same mind as Christ, use what we have and then also contribute what we have.

For Pentecost Sunday we focus on the person and work of the Holy Spirit. The passage of scripture we use for this week is Romans 8:1-17.

In this part of the series we have a look at the Old Testament. Keeping Hebrews 1:1-3 in mind, we consider 3 statements that help us appreciate the Old Testament. In addition to this we then look at 7 aspects that help clarify the Old Testament.

Rich Johnson from New Wine in the UK gives us his insight into our current cultural moment. He reminds us of Isaiah 43:18-19 where God says He is doing a new thing. Rich points us to the need to be holy.

Linzay gives us a breakdown of the book of Proverbs. We find that the book of Proverbs gives us a strategy for life. It is a valuable source of wisdom on discipleship.