In this story from 1 Kings 21, we think about why bad things happen to good people. We also think about the righteous judgement of God prophesied by Elijah and also the surprising kindness of God.

First preached: 7th June 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon we think about Elijah being scunnered because of Israel's unfaithfulness to the Lord. We see that the Lord provides for Elijah, reveals Himself to Elijah and then puts a plan in place so that those breaking the covenant will be removed.

First preached: 31st May 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

On this Pentecost Sunday, David Clark leads us through Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit first came down - and refers to parts of Romans 8.

First preached: 24th May 2026.

Speaker: David Clark.

In this sermon, we think through whether Elijah was afraid of Jezebel or whether he was broken because of her failure to keep the covenant. If the latter is the correct interpretation, we see the implication of this being worked out in Elijah's life and the Lord's tenderness with him. We ask the question as to when we are broken because we see the Lord's name dishonoured and we also think about how the Lord is tender with us.

First preached: 17th May 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we see Elijah praying for it to rain in the aftermath of the contest on Mount Carmel. We see how Elijah holds to God's promises in prayer - and how he perseveres in prayer and has faith to believe that God can do it. In the same way, our prayer life needs to be marked by being focused on God's word and his promises - and we need to persevere in the same way Elijah does.

First preached: 10th May 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon on 1 Kings 18: 1-40, we consider the contest between Elijah and the Prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel.

We see how The Lord truly is God - and he has revealed himself most clearly in Jesus Christ his Son.

First preached: 3rd may 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, David Clark leads us through the restoration of Peter from John 21 and 1 Peter.

First preached: 19th April 2026.

Speaker: David Clark.

In this final sermon in our series on the Ten Commandments, we look at the tenth commandment - 'Do not Covet'. We think about how easy coveting can be - and how we all, at various times, want to 'keep up with the Jones'. But we also think about how coveting shows a lack of thankfulness to God for his provision for us.

We also summarise all the Ten Commandments, which we see probe the questions - 'Where is our heart?' and 'Are we serving the Lord wholeheartedly?'

First preached: 22nd March 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we think about not giving false testimony. We think about how lies are all around us in our world - and how it is something that we all do. But we gratefully look towards the one who, even though he was lied against, never lied. And so for the liar and for those lied against - hope is found in Jesus Christ.

First preached: 15th March 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, Brian Murray considers the 8th commandment - 'You shall not steal'.

First preached: 8th March.

Speaker: Brian Murray.