This week Pastor Mike Chase us through the last section of the book of Malachi. He shows us that our ability to stand before God on the day of judgment requires three things: God's long and selective memory, our returning to him in both fear and promise, and Christ's reversal. Because in the end, God became the one who was despised and rejected in order that he might make us his treasured possession.

This week Pastor Mike Chase us through the last section of the book of Malachi. He shows us that our ability to stand before God on the day of judgment requires three things: God's long and selective memory, our returning to him in both fear and promise, and Christ's reversal. Because in the end, God became the one who was despised and rejected in order that he might make us his treasured possession.

This week, Pastor Alastair Sterne takes us through Malachi 3:7-12. This commonly misunderstood passage on tithing helps us answer the question, "Why does God want our money?" Pastor Alastair looks at the curse of our wallet-shaped hearts and how God reshapes our hearts through giving to be more like His generous heart.

This week, Pastor Alastair Sterne takes us through Malachi 3:7-12. This commonly misunderstood passage on tithing helps us answer the question, "Why does God want our money?" Pastor Alastair looks at the curse of our wallet-shaped hearts and how God reshapes our hearts through giving to be more like His generous heart.

This week, Pastor Alastair Sterne takes us through Malachi 2:7-3:6. God says explicitly, “I do not change.” His love towards his people is unchanging. Yet it doesn’t alway seem that way does it? Sometimes it seems God has changed, and sometimes we want God to change. Listen as Pastor Alastair explains why do we want God to change, the bad news of a God who doesn’t change, and the good news of a God who doesn’t change.

This week, Pastor Alastair Sterne takes us through Malachi 2:7-3:6. God says explicitly, “I do not change.” His love towards his people is unchanging. Yet it doesn’t alway seem that way does it? Sometimes it seems God has changed, and sometimes we want God to change. Listen as Pastor Alastair explains why do we want God to change, the bad news of a God who doesn’t change, and the good news of a God who doesn’t change.

This week Pastor Michael Chase deals with a topic very close to God's heart: Marriage and divorce. He shares about God’s vision for marriage as a picture of His faithfulness to his people, and therefore why divorce is so devastating. However, it is not only a sermon for those who are married, because everyone, no matter what stage or mode of life they are at, is affected by marriage. And finally he shows how the one true source and foundation of marriage is Christ; the faithful bridegroom who died to unite himself with his adulterous bride.

This week Pastor Michael Chase deals with a topic very close to God's heart: Marriage and divorce. He shares about God’s vision for marriage as a picture of His faithfulness to his people, and therefore why divorce is so devastating. However, it is not only a sermon for those who are married, because everyone, no matter what stage or mode of life they are at, is affected by marriage. And finally he shows how the one true source and foundation of marriage is Christ; the faithful bridegroom who died to unite himself with his adulterous bride.

In the third week of our seven week series in Malachi, Roger Revell unpacks Malachi 2.1-9. This is a difficult and even jarring passage. Listen as Roger explores God's expectations for his priests and discusses Malachi's sharp criticisms against them. Some of the same problems exist in the church today. In spite of all such failures, God's grace is at work. This is why he sent his son, Jesus, to be the true and perfect priest to his people.

In the third week of our seven week series in Malachi, Roger Revell unpacks Malachi 2.1-9. This is a difficult and even jarring passage. Listen as Roger explores God's expectations for his priests and discusses Malachi's sharp criticisms against them. Some of the same problems exist in the church today. In spite of all such failures, God's grace is at work. This is why he sent his son, Jesus, to be the true and perfect priest to his people.