Continuing our messages from Mark’s Gospel, here in Mark 10 v. 32-45, we see Jesus spell out very clearly not only what will happen at Jerusalem, but why it will happen – it is the fulfilment of His purpose.

This message, from Philippians 3 v. 12 – 4 v.1, is a conclusion to the two previous Sunday morning message from Ephesians 4, where we looked at the Christian life in terms of putting off the old and putting on the new.

At this, our Evening Service, Nigel Kenny, the Scotland Officer for the Christian Institute, preaches from Matthew 5 on the theme of salt and light, then brings a report on the work of the Institute.

This  message is the second (and final) part of our study in Ephesians 4, which looks at what it means, in Christ, to put off the old and put on the new. This message is from Ephesians 4 v. 25 – 5 v. 2.

Continuing our Sunday evening series in Mark’s Gospel, we come to the encounter between Jesus and a wealthy young man. The truths Jesus tells him, and the disciples, are just as needful today.

This is the first part of a two-part message from Ephesians 4 v. 17-32, Looking at the putting off of the ‘old’ self, and the putting on of the ‘new.

This message from Genesis 22 is preached in the context of an evening Communion Service.