This message, preached on Remembrance Sunday 2014, is from 2 Samuel 23. Three of David’s ‘Mighty Men’ risked their lives to fulfil his longing. Jesus, God’s Son, gave his life so that living water may be ours.
This message, from John 1 v. 19-34, Looks at the theme of Christ, our Passover Lamb.
This message, from Isaiah 44 v. 6-23, proclaims God as the only Rock, the only Saviour, and the only Redeemer.
Today’s message from Isaiah is an exposition of Isaiah 43 v. 8-28; 44 v.1-5
In this Gospel message from Matthew 22 and Revelation 19, we look at the invitation that is ours, to not only be a guest, but be part of the Bride (the Church) at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb.
Returning to our studies in Isaiah, today’s message is from Isaiah 42 v. 14-25; 43 v. 1-7. The great theme of God’s faithfulness is found here. No matter what trial or trouble his people face, God is with them. And we can take that promise to heart if we know ourselves to be his children […]
This message is an exposition of 1 Corinthians 11 v. 17-34, and was preached as part of a Communion Service. The message reminds us that we must recognise both the horizontal and vertical dimension of our Christian faith, especially as we come to Communion.
At our Harvest Thanksgiving service, the message focussed on the need to remember God’s goodness and faithfulness, and the means He has given us to do this. The message is drawn from Exodus 34, Deuteronomy 8 and Hebrews 11
This message, drawn from Acts 2 v. 22-47, looks at what it means to be part of a local congregation – the Church of God visible.
In a week where Scotland has had to make a very important decision, this message from Mark 8 challenges us with the reality that there is a question of much more eternal significance than ‘The Referendum – Yes or No’. The question is who we understand Jesus to be, and how we respond to that reality.