This week in our series we consider the impact of the Bible on our lives and how it can shape us as individuals. We find that scripture is designed to tell us what is true, give us wisdom and a place to hear the voice of God.

In this sermon we look at Jesus' Passover meal with his disciples. During the meal, Jesus washes His disciples' feet. In this visual picture we learn about Jesus' mission, salvation and ministry.

The scripture passage for this sermon is John 13:1-17.

In this sermon we look at the the prophecy in Daniel 11. We look at what it means to make history. Craig helps us to understand the context and history of the prophecy.

In this next part of the series we explore the reliability of scripture. We consider internal (what the bible says about itself), external and archaeological arguments.

This week we look at the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19:1-10. We spend time focusing on the reality of Jesus knowing us and welcoming us. We find that Jesus awakens in us a desire to change.

In this sermon we look at the passage that Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 4 about God's power in our weaknesses.

We begin a new series on the bible and scripture. We start this week by doing an overview and reading scripture from various translations and languages.

As we continue to look at what the cross and the resurrection mean in our lives, we spend time on what it means to conform to the cross. The scripture used is Mark 8:27-38.

We continue the Daniel Series once again by exploring Daniel's vision in chapter 10.

In this sermon we spend a bit more time considering the death and resurrection of Jesus and what it means in our lives today. The scripture passage we study is John 21:1-22