Sermons

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.

True faith means keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, and letting go of the things we think keep us afloat.

In that deepest, darkest of nights Job saw clearly that however much he felt God was against him, ultimately God was for him.

Job finally expresses his bitter soul and the pain he feels inside - but are there any seeds of hope in his deep darkness?

Living the Christian life means growing in holiness, daily repentance for daily sins - for that is what it means to know Jesus better, and all he’s done for us.

No one has started higher or gone further to give a greater gift - than Jesus.

This is the kingdom search and rescue operation: searching out those in whom God is working, and rescuing them by pointing them to Jesus.

We need Jesus – we need that daily rhythm of coming to him and going with him. It’s like breathing.

While we wait for that day when God’s kingdom comes in full, let us be ready, and live as who we are: children of the light and children of the day.

The gospel is for talking and for walking. It brings God great pleasure when he sees us using and growing in the life that he’s given us.