In this sermon at the start of 2026, we study Philippians 3 and see Paul's wholehearted desire to 'know Christ'. We link this in with our vision statement ('Knowing Jesus and making Jesus known') and ask whether our desire to know Christ is the same as Paul's. We also look at the practical implications of having a life changed by Jesus in terms of our stewardship and our resolutions.

First preached: 4th January 2026.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this third part of our series, we think about how it was prophesied by Isaiah that Jesus would be born of a virgin and called Immanuel. In Matthew's Gospel, we see how this is fulfilled and how Matthew recognises its fulfilment.

First preached: 30th November 2025.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon on the eve of Advent, David Clark considers Deuteronomy 18: 15-22 and Moses foretelling that there will be a Prophet to come. This is fulfilled in Jesus - as explained in Acts 3: 17-26.

First preached: 23rd November 2025.

In this sermon as we come towards Advent, we focus on Old Testament prophecies about Jesus and how they are fulfilled in the New Testament.

First preached: 16th November 2025.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we complete our study in Romans 6 and think about what it means for the power of sin to be broken and to instead be a slave to God. And of course, it is in being a slave to God that we are most free.

First preached: 2nd November 2025.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, David Clark leads us through Psalm 116.

First preached: 26th October 2025.

Speaker: David Clark 

In this sermon, Brian Murray reflects on Luke 18: 1-8 and the parable of the persistent widow.

First preached: 19th October 2025.

Speaker: Brian Murray.

In this sermon, we think about how Paul shows how perverse it would be to continue living in sin just so that the grace of God could increase. Living in this lawless (antinomian) way is impossible for God's children who have been reborn and who now live by the Spirit.

First preached: 12th October 2025.

Speaker: James McNay.

In this sermon, we see who we are in our natural selves in Adam - but also the benefits that Jesus brings to us as the 'second Adam'.

We think about the 7 'buts' in this passage - and the 1 'now' which shows the wonderful benefit of faith in Jesus Christ.

First preached: 28th September 2025.

In this sermon, we think about all the benefits of faith - and the wonder that at just the right time, whilst we were still sinners, Christ died for us. We also think of the amazing reality that when we believe in Jesus, we are friends with God because of what he has done.

First preached: 21st September 2025.

Speaker: James McNay.