This evening’s message is from John 21 v. 15-25, and asks the question, “what does it mean to love Jesus?” It means we must follow him.

It was a joy to witness James Erskine’s public testimony as this morning he was baptised on profession of his faith in Christ and repentance toward God. The message is from Romans chapter 6.

This message, preached in the context of a Communion Service, considers what it means to recognise Jesus in the breaking of the bread, and also asks if our hearts burn within us, when we think of Christ revealed to us in God’s word.

This morning’s message is taken from John 20 v. 19-31. In it, we think of Thomas, his questions and the Lord’s response. The challenge to each of us is to respond to what the scriptures reveal concerning Jesus, the Christ.

This is the message from our Easter Sunday morning Family Service, from John 20.

In our continuing series in Mark’s Gospel, we come this evening to the parable of the sower, the seed and the soil. A challenge for each of us.

This message for Palm Sunday looks at the fulfilment of not only Zecahriah’s prophecy, but also Jacob’s promise made to Judah. Christ fulfils all the these, as he comes to Jerusalem.

This evening, we see two views, both false concerning Jesus. His family think he’s ill, and the Jewish leaders pronounce him to be evil. But where does the evidence point?

In this evening’s message from Mark, we consider not only the crowds who came to Jesus, but also the Apostles, who he called to come to him.