Sermons

In Jesus God comes to us, so he can be with us, and we with him – this is peace.

Jesus said, ‘Life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.’

Prayer is knitting our heart to God’s heart.

Jesus is not a visitor.  Jesus is one of us.  He doesn’t visit us, he dwells with us.  Jesus doesn’t come and go, he came to stay.

God still works through the unexpected today - through surprise, and through wonder.

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, whoever they may be?

James puts it like this: do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.

The gift of God’s own Son takes a lifetime to unwrap, but it’s never too early to start.

Instead of repeating the Old Testament’s laws about tithing, Paul replaces the entire system with one word: generosity.