Sermons

God’s peace doesn’t make sense - because it doesn’t depend on circumstance, it depends on the love of God in Jesus.

John Stott wrote: ‘Truth becomes hard if it is not softened by love; love becomes soft if it is not strengthened by truth.’

Persecutions and trials are the soil God uses to grow his people in perseverance and faith.

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.

The gospel calls us to give up much, but promises so much more as we learn to live God’s best life, the life God made and calls us to walk with him.

Love is... Jesus. He alone is true love, so he alone shows us what it looks like to love truly.

Friends, I long for us to live faithfully.  I long for us to stand on the foundation of forgiveness and grace.  I long for our lives to be formed in humility and love.

God lavishes us with his endless love, and adopts us into his family, making us co-heirs with Jesus himself.

When we see how great, how indescribable is the gift of God to us in Jesus – how can we hold anything back?

There is a time for everything – but do we make time for God?