"Are you justified?" When we stand before God to give account for our lives, will we be acquitted or will we be found guilty and condemned? Since none of us have led blameless lives, on what basis can we be at peace with God?

500 years ago Martin Luther started a revolution. Within the church, he confronted corruption and many of its traditions, and argued that where the church was in conflict with the Bible, then the Bible should take precedence.

What is the meaning of the Lord's Supper? This is the sixth and final sermon in a series on 1 Corinthians 8-11.

What does the Bible say about gender differences? What is cultural and what is timeless? This is the fifth of six sermons in a series on 1 Corinthians.

Christians, like everyone else, are tempted by selfish impulses, things that harm ourselves and others. How do we avoid temptation and what can we do when we’ve given in to it? This is the fourth of six sermons in a series on 1 Corinthians.

This is the third sermon in a series of six sermons on 1 Corinthians.

This is the second of six sermons in a series on 1 Corinthians and how to be Christian in a post-Christian community. Our devotion to food shows that we're hungry for something neither food or religion can satisfy.

1 Corinthians 8. The first of 6 sermons in a series on 1 Corinthians and how we're to live as Christians in a post-Christian society.

In this last instalment of the book of Ecclesiastes, the 'Professor' celebrates youth and laments again. But only to teach us one last lesson - that what we should fear isn't death but God.

If there is no justice in this life and we all end up in the same place, what's the point. But there is hope for world and for us because God is committed to justice.