Psalm 13 In a world filled with sin and suffering, sorrow is an inescapable reality. Scripture is full of people who have had to come to terms with their own…
Sermons from June 2019
Genesis 4:1-24 “It is the best-known story in the world, because it is everybody’s story. It is the symbol story of the human soul. The story of mankind”. So claims one of the characters in John Steinbeck’s epic novel ‘East of Eden’ about the biblical account of Cain and Abel. It holds up a mirror to ourselves and the world in which we now live.
Luke 12:12-21 Fixation on possessions is a growing reality in the world around us. It accompanies a fixation on the self, the immediate and pleasure at the expense of others. Listen in as we see why Jesus warns us so strongly to be rich toward God.
Isn’t Agnosticism the safest bet? In our society it can feel safest and most humble to say that we are Agnostic. Listen in as our speaker Andrew Sach gives us reasons we can know Christianity is true and reasons we would want it to be true.
Genesis 3:14-24 ‘Why would a loving God allow so much innocent suffering in his world?’ The question is a common objection by the sceptic, and a challenge for the believer. How would you respond? The first few chapters of the Bible are foundational to understanding the world in which we live. Listen in as we consider what answers Genesis 3 gives.
Luke 12:4-12 Some things we find it easy to acknowledge in front of others – like personal achievements, while others things are much harder. If we find going public with our Christian faith feels hard, listen in as Jesus encourages and challenges us to acknowledge him in front of others.
Genesis 3:14-24 Why does a loving God allow so much innocent suffering? The question is a common objection by the unbeliever, and a challenge for the believer. The answer is found in the foundational first few chapters of the Bible.
1Peter 1:13-2:3 When we know who we are in Christ, where we’ve come from and where we’re going it changes everything! How?
1Peter 1:1-12 In a world of insecurity and identity confusion, how can we know we are loved, safe and secure? How can we have hope? The answer lies in the identity God gives us in Christ.
One Thing In Common ‘The unlikely convert’ – Dr. Zigmund Rogoff holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics and is a former quantitative researcher for Glencore and Deutsche Bank. He grew up an atheist and a secular Jew, but when he heard about Jesus it changed his life.