We explore the significance of Jesus' comments to the Pharisees and Sadducees concerning signs, and what their "leaven" is. And we consider the most important question anyone can ever ponder, as Jesus asks: "who do YOU say that I am?"

In today's study we look at the feeding of the 4,000 men, contrasting this feeding of Gentiles to the Jewish feeding of 5,000.

In our sermon this week, we studied Jesus' encounter with the Canaanite woman. In particular we considered the impact this conversation would have had on the disciples, bearing in mind the historical connection to the region and the people group.

Today's study begins chapter 15 of Matthew, where we look at Jesus exposing the hypocrisy of the Pharisees. Unfortunately the sound quality is not brilliant, apologies for this.

In today's study, following David's defeat of Goliath we David grow stronger while Saul grows afraid and seeks to eliminate him. We see a wonderful friendship arise between David and Jonathan.

Part 2 of our study looking at the meaning of the Greek word apostasia in 2 Thessalonians 2:3. We contend that it means not rebellion, or "apostasy" as we think of it, but simply "departure." In context, this is a synonym for the Rapture: the departure of the Church from Earth.

This message looks at the record of Jesus walking on the water, including the storm on the sea. Due to a recording problem, this had to be re-recorded at home, apologies for that.

In this study we look at the meaning of the Greek word apostasia, which is transliterated to apostasy in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 in the NASB. What is the best way to understand this word? We argue that the meaning is departure in a general sense, and therefore is best understood as a reference to the departure of the Church from the world, an event known as the Rapture.

Exploring the well-known Feeding of the Five Thousand, we consider how Jesus uses the smallest things we can offer to do great things.

This is the second in our home fellowship series looking at End Times events. In this session, we look at the reasons we hold to a "pre-tribulation" view, meaning we believe that the rapture of the Church will take place before the Great Tribulation begins on Earth.