Sermons

By some crazy truth - which Jesus calls ‘love’ - the creator of the universe has chosen to be ‘friends’ with some of his creatures.

Job’s disease-ridden eyes are opened to see the beauty of God: no wonder his heart yearns within him.

Jesus doesn’t ask us to have perfect faith - he asks us to come to him and trust him, no matter what.

Let’s follow Jesus’ example and lead an unhurried life - no matter how busy we are - and learn to listen for God’s voice.

Communion points us to God’s goodness - which he is like all the time. But it also points us to the way we should respond: saying ‘thank you’ all the time.

The empty tomb strongly suggests Jesus rose from the dead, but the proof of his resurrection comes through faith.

How do we get from Peter the denier, full of shame and regret - to Peter the apostle, leader of the early church?

These are our general principles: follow (Jesus), fish (for people), feed (the hungry) and focus.

Are you willing to look beyond ‘people like me’ and befriend your neighbour, whomever they may be?

The church isn’t a palace for the perfect, it’s a hospital for sinners. And God forgives all those who truly repent - which is not the same as saying ‘anything goes’.