Have you ever been guilty of doubting God? Not only about his character or abilities, but even to the degree of doubting his existence? In this message we look intimately into the life of man named Asaph, and learn what turned him from a doubter to a committed believe

What are the moments that define a person? Is it accomplishments, status, or education, or something far more personal. In this introductory message, we learn that the most unlikely moments are often the most revealing.

Is this all there is to life, or is there more? Does the brokenness that we witness all around us have the final say, or is there something better coming? In this concluding message we get to glimpse into the future, one that brings the Biblical story to its conclusion and God’s people into eternity. Where Is This Going?

It is almost two thousand years old and yet continues to be read at many wedding ceremonies. It’s description of love and the characteristics that make it evident have long been quoted in the context of relationships. In this message we look at love: biblical love, and why it remains such an important part of our lives.

In this message we look at one of the key teaching passages on the Holy Spirit. Understanding the role of the third person of the Trinity helps us to discern the difference between living life in all its fullness as opposed to just surviving.

In this message we look at the one fact that all Christianity hinges upon: the resurrection. No other religious leader can make that claim. Because we have a risen Saviour, it changes everything.

In this message we look at a chapter that contains what is likely the most popular verse in the Bible. From it, we learn how Jesus came to answer and resolve the most pressing questions about life, religion, and eternity.

Few prophetic passages have stirred the hearts of pilgrims over the centuries as much as the suffering servant of Isaiah. Some 700 hundred years before Jesus Christ, Isaiah frames one of the most compelling and moving portraits of his life and sacrifice.

They have shaped values and ethics for centuries and been foundational in the establishment of nations. From the time Moses came down from Mt Sinai with this short list of rules centuries ago, they have given us a picture of God. Are they just rules, or much more?