Sermons

We learn from David's example, not only what it means to be strengthened in God in the midst of distress, but also reminders of how we to can be 'delivered deliverers'.

The story of Saul and the medium asks us, "When 'desperate times call for desperate measures', will we move forward with worldly desperation or holy desperation?"

As 'runners' ourselves, all of us can learn from David when he chose to run to Philistia instead of trusting in God's ongoing provision and protection.

The heart to forgive others is always nurtured by a right understanding of God’s forgiveness to us.

We do not have to be afraid that God's cure will wear off or that we will be declared 'sick' again. God will complete the work He begins!

The gospel is God's free cure to those self-infected by the disease of sin.

Receiving the best news ever means not only accepting that we are sick, but that God's diagnosis of our condition is right.

When it comes to recognizing our spiritual sickness, all of us must begin with a clear description of what 'healthy' looks like according to God's word.

Guest teacher James Hoxworth explores Psalm 63 and helps us understand how true satisfaction can only be found in Jesus Christ.

David's trust in God's timing and God's tactics is a great reminder of our need for faith.