Through the prophet Jeremiah, God promises his people return from exile and a new covenant. The basis of this new covenant is commitment of the heart, a renewed community, and forgiveness of sins. The promise of forgiveness looks forward to the Cross.

rediscovering the Psalms through music and word

In John 17, Jesus prays that we would be made holy. What is holiness, how do we become holy, and what does a holy church look like?

In exploring the story of Jesus calming the storm on Lake Galilee, what can we learn about faith, trust and identity (both Jesus' identity and our identity in Him)?

What is sabbath and why should we practise it? A sermon exploring the practice of sabbath as a free gift.

We are often chasing the God we desire rather than accepting the God who is - Sovereign yet very personal. Surrender to Him, who by the power that raised Jesus from the grave gives us the strength to trust Him with our hearts and allow Him to accomplish His purposes through us.

Simon Peter’s response to the miraculous catch of fish is a sense of his unworthiness. Psalm 138 begins with wholehearted praise, but moves on to a reminder that God though mighty and exalted ‘looks kindly on the lowly’ and finishes with a reminder and a call to God not to forsake us, the works of his hands.