We continue our studies in Mark’s Gospel. Following the cleansing of the Temple, the religious leaders demand to know on whose authority Jesus does these things. He goes on to tell the Parable of the Vineyard, in which we see Man’s demand for autonomy, rather than God’s Rule.

This morning’s message is the first in a series looking at what it truly means to be part of a local church, a group of people gathered in one place, as representatives of the Lord Jesus Christ, and part of his Church, which is his Body. The primary scripture passage is 1 Corinthians 12 v. […]

This evening, our Church Anniversary guest speaker, Dr. Robert Murdock, preaches from Acts 11.

In this message, Dr. Robert Murdock, Principal of the Faith Mission Bible College (Edinburgh) preaches from Isaiah 41

This message, continuing in our series from Mark’s Gospel, is taken from Chapter 11 v. 11-25. The cursing of the fig tree is considered in the light of the Old Testament, but also, and particularly, in the light of Luke 13 v.9 and following. The other aspects of the passage (cleansing of the temple, etc.,) […]

This message, from Acts 2 v. 22-47, looks at how the Church came into being, and also the characteristic marks of a local congregation.

This message, concerning Christ entering Jerusalem, was preached in the context of an Evening Communion service.

This message, from Isaiah 43 v.  14 – 28 was preached in the context of a day of prayer for BMS World Mission. Our thoughts were focused on the work Jill Morrow does in Tirana, Albania. Jim Wilson, one of our Deacons, leads us in prayer for Jill.

Continuing our studies in Mark’s Gospel, the final verses of Chapter 10 tell us of Bartimaeus receiving his sight.

This morning, God’s Word is preached by our guest speaker, Gordon Anderson. It’s always a joy to have Gordon minister among us, and this morning he preaches from Titus 2.