We look at our second passage today - Colossians 3:1-14 - and Paul's call for us to get dressed as God's people. This will involve taking some things off and putting some things on.

We start a new series called: Walk By The Spirit.

How do we live with the Christian life? With the Spirit's help!

It will be based on two passages:

1) Galatians 5:13-26 6:7-10

2) Colossians 3:7-10

Today we get an overview from...

Easter 12th April 2020

The cross might seem a strange place to go for an Easter message. Where is the resurrection? Where is the life?

But it there if we listen!

Yes, here on the cross Luke shows us that we can find a friend. A friend who will...

How does a cross speak to us about peace and healing?

Well Isaiah 53 wants us to understand that Jesus' cross achieves these very things.

This unlikely man is revealed as our Saviour!

This deadly cross is our peace with God!

And His...

Job is instructive for us.

He calls us to bring our worries, anger and questions into perspective. God's perspective. That sometimes we don't know why God allows something. Sometimes we get caught up in ourselves, but if we look to God and...

We find ourselves in unfamiliar times, but God’s call to us is the same. He calls us to faithful witness to Him who is saves.

Today we look at 5 passages of the bible that speak to our situation and one example from history:

• Philippians...

The curse of God is series. It is as series and big as He is.

Thankfully the mercy and goodness of God is even greater and it is this that we find in Jesus.

A mercy and goodness which will take on our curse, that we might receive the blessing of...

All other crosses took.

They tortured.

They destroyed life, but Christians have always understood that the cross of Jesus did more. It took life and it gave life. It tortured and it healed. And it is this understanding that changes the cross for...

The cross is often called the atonement and for good reason.

It is here in this gruesome event that we discover the fulfillment of God's plan to make atonement for our sin!

The cross speaks of shame - but it also removes it.