In this sermon, we think about joy mainly from Matthew 2: 1-12 and the story of the wise men.

We also think about general revelation and special revelation - and how although the Wise Men began with a general revelation that the King of the Jews was born, it was through special revelation that they ended up with a personal encounter with Jesus - and they worshipped him.

First preached: 15th December 2024.

Speaker: James McNay.

For the second Sunday in Advent, Robin Davis leads us through the theme of 'Peace' from Isaiah 9 and Luke 2.

First preached: 8th December 2024

Speaker: Robin Davis.

In this sermon for Advent, we look at Genesis 3, Isaiah 7 and 9 - but mainly Isaiah 11 which focuses on the 'Root of David' and the Kingdom that he will bring in. We see how Jesus brings hope to the Israelites - and also to us!

First preached: 1st December 2024.

Speaker: James McNay.

For our morning service, we were delighted to welcome Robbie Morrison from Tearfund who shared about their work and also brought God's Word from Luke 10 - the story of the Good Samaritan.

First preached: 24th November 2024.

Speaker: Robbie Morrison.

In this sermon at an Evening Service, Paul Selman brings a reflection on what 'Opening the eyes of our heart' truly means.

First preached: 3rd November 2024.

Speaker: Paul Selman.

In this sermon, having read all that Paul has said about all falling short of God's glory and all being sinners - we finally see the solution to sin. Because Jesus comes into the world and lays down his life. And anyone who believes in him is made right with God. We also explore a little about 'propitiation' and how the sacrifice of Jesus turns away the wrath of God against sin and sinners.

First preached: 3rd November 2024.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we look at Romans 3: 9-20 which concludes the first main part of Paul's letter to the Romans from 1:18 through to 3:20. We see how Paul has laid a firm foundation and shows that all are sinners and that no-one is righteous - it doesn't matter if you are Jew or Gentile. Therefore by the end of 3:20, the question in our minds ought to be... 'How then can we be saved?'

In this sermon, Brian Murray leads us particularly through Mark 10 and what it means to serve others.

First preached: 20th October 2024.

Speaker: Brian Murray.

In this sermon in Ephesians 1, we think about what a blessing it is to be a Christian - that we are blessed, loved, chosen and adopted and these things are not to be taken for granted!

First preached: 13th October 2024.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we focus on Romans 2: 17-29 where we see Paul reflect on how the Law and Circumcision cannot be relied on by the Jews to bring them into a relationship with God. And so Paul is preparing us for the beginning of chapter 3 where he makes it clear that everyone - Jew and Gentile - is a sinner who needs God's grace.

We also think about how our spiritual heritage can't save us but as we see the reality that we are sinners it can only lead to one conclusion... we need a Saviour.

First preached: 29th September 2024.

Speaker: James McNay.