Sermons

Genesis 1-2 answers three important questions: Who (was there)? Who (made everything)? and Who (are we)?

On this question Mark’s gospel turns: ‘Do you see?’ Do you see who Jesus really is?

The Pharisees and the disciples thought they knew who Jesus was - but did they?

Two desperate people begged Jesus to help them – and he did. Can we trust him to do the same today?

Jesus is one of us - so what’s true of him can be true of us too.

Did you ever wonder why the stone was rolled away? It wasn’t for Jesus, it was for us - so we could know he is risen.

God’s gift for us is life - we who deserve death are offered life because of God’s great love. The question is: do you want it?

Jesus calls us to come to him - so we can go, go and make disciples of all nations. Coming to and going with Jesus is the rhythm of discipleship.

Grace means: Jesus is the hero of our story, not ‘me’.

The story of the Bible is about how heaven and earth got ripped apart and how God puts them back together in his kingdom.