In this sermon, we continue looking at the 'I am' sayings of Jesus by thinking about him saying 'I am the Good Shepherd'.

In this sermon, we think about how Peter escaped from prison by the miraculous hand of God. We see how the church prayed and how that is an example to us - and how God's purposes are never thwarted!

In this sermon, we think about the criticism that Peter takes for eating with the uncircumcised - but we see how that criticism turns to praise by the end of Peter retelling his story.

We think also about how we need to let God set the agenda in our life rather than us setting the agenda.

In this sermon we look at the visions of Cornelius and Peter. We think about the Sovereignty of God and the remarkable way that the gospel message was revealed to be for the Gentiles as well as the Jews.

Sermon on Acts 10: 23b-48 by James McNay. In this sermon, we think about how Peter treats Cornelius and how Jesus is the only way to receive forgiveness and eternal life.

Evening worship at WKPC with a message from John 3: 22-36 on 'He must become greater, I must become less'

Sermon on 2 Timothy 4: 9-22 by James McNay. In this sermon we look at Paul's humanity and how he deals with loneliness and being a 'resident alien' in a broken and sinful world.

A final charge to Timothy.

Holding onto the truth of Jesus revealed in the God-breathed Scriptures.