How can we have confidence in God in the midst of everything that is going on? We'll see this week from Psalm 16 why we can have confidence in God, even in the midst of a pandemic.

Is Exodus an action-packed story of God rescuing his people or a technical manual? Why would Moses give us 12 chapters of instructions on building the tabernacle in such an action-packed book? With Exodus 25-31 and 35-39 as our guidebook, we're going to take a walking tour of the Tabernacle to see that by bringing God near but keeping him separate, the tabernacle shows us our need for forgiveness and give us confidence and comfort to come to God through Jesus.

What do sacrifices, sprinkled blood, a feast with God and a covenant have to do with a wedding? We'll see this week from Exodus 24 how our faithful God joins himself in relationship to an unfaithful people. Because of this, through Jesus we can come to God with confidence, live for God with faithfulness and look forward with hope.

Beloved let us love one another for love is from God. We'll see together from Exodus 21-23 how the Law reveals to us how much the Lord loves us. And it reveals how we should love the Lord. And that love should flow out from us to others. The Law reveals how to love my Neighbour. That's wisdom. Like all love, this is beautiful to behold.

What is authentic Christianity and true religion? Many have their opinions about true religion. Andrew Clarke from St. David’s Presbyterian Church shows us from Luke 14:15-24 how Jesus spells out what Christianity is all about with a portrait of the great feast.

How can we know the right way to live? How can we stay on the right path? We'll see this week from Exodus 20 that God lovingly gives us his law to show us the best way to live as his saved people and to point us to Jesus for forgiveness, an example and for help.

It's dangerous to meet with a holy and infinite God. In fact, we'll see this week from Exodus 19 that it can be deadly. But we'll also see that because our Holy God has provided us with a go-between, in Jesus we can come to him not only with fear but also with confidence as his people.

Don't you hate whinging? What does God do when his people whinge? In the first of our series on the second half of Exodus, we'll see that by graciously and generously providing for his people in the wilderness, even when they whinge, God teaches his people to trust his provision and listen to his word.

1 Kings 3-4 reveals the fulfilling by the Lord of His covenant promises given to Abraham and King David. We need the wisdom, riches, and honour of the Lord Jesus more than the wisdom, riches, and honour of Solomon.

Feeling forsaken? In another of our ‘Greatest Hits’ sermon series, we’ll see how the song of God’s anointed king in Psalm 22 gives us comfort and leads us to praise God, even in the midst of suffering.