We are going going through a period which has been described as "The worst thing to happen in Stranraer since the Princess Victoria sinking 60 years ago". Death is a constant topic of conversation. So what happens when you die?

How should God’s Sovereignty impact how we view these strange times that we’re living in? | Genesis 39-40

To say that God is Sovereign is to say that there’s a throne in heaven and it’s not empty | Psalm 103:19-22

A reminder at the very beginning of Jacob’s life that if we’re to be saved, God must do it - and that God doesn’t choose the people we think he’ll choose | Genesis 25:22-28

What does it mean to say that God is infinite? ? Isaiah 40:12-17

As we begin a series on the lives of Isaac and Jacob, rather like ourselves and Covid, Isaac faces something he never expected to face, which goes on a lot longer than he thought it would | Genesis 25:19-21

Why would we want to study the attributes of God at a time like this? | Isaiah 40

God's answer to the politics of despair is a baby born in Bethlehem. In fact, It's only at the end of the book of Ruth - in events which don't take place for another 150 years - that the full significance of this book becomes clear | Ruth 4:11-22

A redemption accomplished without us contributing anything, a redemption that doesn't bypass the law, and above all a redemption which comes at great cost to the Redeemer | Ruth 4:1-11

One of our biggest desires, which we see especially at this time of year, is the desire for rest. Here we see how Boaz pictures Jesus by providing rest - but also ways in which Boaz is a contrast with our ultimate Redeemer | Ruth 3