We're reminded of the importance to pay close attention to what the scriptures say so that we don't drift away from the Faith.

The first in a new sermon series on Hebrews. The epistle opens with a grand passage about Jesus as the full expression of God's word.

The parable of the Wicked Tenants

Jesus sets before us two kinds of people: a rich man who lives lavishly and cares nothing for his neighbour and Lazarus, a poor man whose only help is from God.

Jesus confronts a self-righteous Pharisee and welcomes a notorious sinner. Will you surrender to him and enjoy the freedom of his forgiveness?

The Christian life is simple for Peter - stand firm in the grace of God. In his closing brief remarks to his readers Peter encourages us to do that by clothing ourselves with humility.

The call to follow Christ is costly but the moment you walk down the path of suffering for Christ you discover that there's nothing you'd rather do.

Jesus calls his followers to take up their cross and follow him. There are moments in our lives when we must choose suffering, but we only do that because Jesus himself is the triumphant sufferer.

Will you choose the way of the righteous that leads to happiness - if you do, you follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ, the righteous one. This gateway to the Psalms encourages you to live for God in the challenge of life.

Peter's teaching on marriage is counter-cultural and it is good news, as wives and husbands are called to reflect the sacrificial death of Jesus in the different ways they relate to each other.