In this message from Matthew 20, Jesus makes clear that having a place in God’s Kingdom is not down to the hours we work or the fairness we perceive. It is all down to the mercy and grace of God alone.
This message from Isaiah 36 (and 37 v.1-7), asks the question “Who can you trust?” As Assyria’s Commander in Chief brings an ultimatum to the very walls of Jerusalem, the prophet Isaiah brings a message from the Lord, to rely on Him, and trust that He will deliver His people
Continuing in our ‘What DID Jesus DO’ (WDJD) series, we read of his encounter with a man wanting a financial settlement with his brother. Jesus warns against the dangers of reliance upon our own resources, then calls his followers to seek first his Kingdom, and trust God to take care of everything else. (Luke 12 […]
In Isaiah 35, God promises that His blessing will once again be known, and that those who were exiled will return. Much of the chapter speaks of blessings above and beyond the return of the exiles from Babylon – It points forward to the blessings found not only in the coming of Christ, but also […]
In this message from Luke 19 (v. 1-10), we find Jesus purposefully encounter Zacchaeus. Whilst the religious leaders murmer at Jesus associating with ‘sinners’ like Zacchaeus, Jesus makes clear that his purpose in coming to earth was to seek and to save the lost.
This message, from Isaiah 33 shows us a God who is ready to save, if we are but willing to acknowledge our inability to save ourselves, and trust in Him alone to rescue us. In a heart-gladdening way, Isaiah has a glimpse of the glorious hope that awaits us in the New Jerusalem
This message highlights the futility of looking to the world around us to provide strength, security and safety. Instead, we are drawn to look to the Lord, and trust in him. NB – the message from Isaiah 30 preached on 26th January 2014 has not been recorded.
This message, preached at an evening Communion Service, shows how Christ has done for us that which neither we, nor the Law, could ever do. He is our perfect priest, our perfect sacrifice.
In this message in our WDJD (WhatDidJesusDo) series, we look at his third pronouncement of his death, and resurrection. This passage (from Mark 10 v. 32-45), also includes Jesus’ teaching on priorities within His Kingdom. The recording also includes a word of testimony from Ronnie Cartwright.
This message, from Isaiah 29, shows how God would not spare even Jerusalem from his judgement, but would nevertheless deliver his people.