Sermon Archives

Jesus calls us to love our enemies. This radical call to love doesn’t look like the love of nonbelievers, but instead reveals the love of God, who loved us while we were still His enemies.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is an historical event that is supported by many witnesses and the testimony even of those who sought to suppress the evidence. Death has been defeated and Jesus is the victor. This truth has empowered the followers of Jesus to share the good news of the gospel through times of […]

As Jesus moves to the climax of his ministry, the contrast between his own heart, the heart of his disciples and the crowds around him could not be more strikingly different. He has come as the servant king.

When Jesus faced the important decision of choosing his 12 apostles, he went up the mountainside to pray. We also, need to spend time in prayer, to know the will of God. You can also access a video recording of this sermon by clicking here.

The disciples, being with Jesus, were free to eat the grain of the field despite the Pharisees considering that act as unlawful. When we are with Jesus, we find freedom and our sabbath rest.

As God leads his people to restore Godly foundations for worship and witness, opposition inevitably arises. Facing opposition is part of being genuine followers of Jesus. What is our response when opposition arises and how can we shine when facing this?

Just as the sick need a doctor, so sinners need a Saviour. Jesus came for the unrighteous, not for the ‘righteous’. We need to recognise that without Christ we are all unrighteous, and in need of His salvation.

Man seeks relief from temporal problems, but Christ offers forgiveness of sins.

Jesus reached out to the man with leprosy, touched him, and said “I am willing”. Jesus is willing to make us clean.