We hear about the idea that at the foundation of our Christian life is the fact that we have been forgiven. We explore the need for ongoing forgiveness and how that impacts us. The scripture reference is 1 John 1:7-2:2.

The book of Proverbs is like a strategy for the puzzle of life. In this sermon we look at Proverbs 4:23-27 and what those verses mean for us as a discipling strategy.

We look at John 20:1-18 and consider from the story of Jesus' resurrection how we should be Easter people in a Good Friday world.

In Luke 23:13-43 we are confronted with Jesus' innocence. We explore what atonement is and find that we cannot atone for our own sins.

This Good Friday we consider the passage about Christ in Isaiah 52:13-53-12. We look at the various statements about His sacrifice before considering briefly how that impacts our lives.

In Matthew 19:13-15 we see how Jesus welcomes the little children. From this passage we explore how all of us should have a childlike attitude in our relationship to the Lord.

The bible passage used for this sermon is John 12:17-19.

Throughout the gospel of Matthew we see two questions being asked: Who is Jesus? And what is our response to Him?

We continue the series by exploring these questions once again in the context of Matthew 19:16-30.

Chris Wise shares his own experience of navigating work in our broken world as Christians. One of the main passages he draws from is Ephesians 6:5-9.

We continue the series by looking at Matthew 9:1-13.