Scripture reference for this sermon is Matthew 8:18-34.

Mike Taylor looks at the importance of missions and how the bible calls us to missions. We need to remember that missions is relevant to all Christians.

In this final part of the series on Psalms, we study Psalm 73. This Psalm essentially asks the question "Why does it seem like someone else is doing so much better than me?". In our lives many of us will ask a similar question and we see how Asaph responds to this question in his psalm.

Scripture used: Daniel 3: 15-29.

We look at how the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in the fire, relates to baptism. We see that in the fire we get to see how close God is and how it is an archetypal victory.

The scripture used for this sermon is Psalm 22. We look at the question that God is asked the most: "Oh God, why?".

In this sermon we look at Psalm 150 and how it teaches us about the what, who, why, whereby and width of worship.

This week Nicole challenges us to wait well on the promises of God. She encourages us to participate in God's plans as we live in the now-and-not-yet Kingdom.

This week we take one final look at the sabbath as a way of enjoying God. We look specifically at how Jesus related to the Sabbath day.

This week we look at one of the most well known Psalms - Psalm 23. Bevin takes a look at the significance of the Lord being our Shepherd, as described in Psalm 23.

In this part of the series on the book of Daniel we have a look at Daniel 3:16-30.

We look again at the command in the old testament to have a sabbath day. The scripture used is Deuteronomy 5:12-15.