Sermons

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

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.

Being a disciple of Jesus is a long and costly journey. The more we die to ourselves, the more we can receive his abundant life.

Micah’s vision of the future is inspiring – I long for the day when we can know the fullness of Jesus’ peace that we know now, but only in part.

Through the cross of Christ, God offers the world a new way to live.

Jesus died willingly. He was not forced to die by an angry or cruel God. He knew the cost, he knew the pain, and yet he still gave himself freely, for you and for me.

As we live like Jesus in humble, obedient service, as we work out what God is working in us, so together we will shine like stars shine in the night sky. And other people will see and want the one who makes us shine: Jesus Christ.