As we approach the end of our studies in Isaiah, we se the people reminded of God’s goodness, and encouraged to call out to him in their need. There are discussion questions on the final slide of the presentation pdf.

In this evening’s message from Mark’s Gospel, we see the Pharisees confront Jesus regarding the Sabbath, and Jesus challenge them as to the stubbornness of their hearts.

This morning’s message, entitled ‘The Avenger and Redeemer’, draws not only from Isaiah 63, but also Revelation 19, as we see wrath and mercy meet in the Lord Jesus Christ. The last slide of the pdf contains discussion questions.

This evening’s message from Mark’s Gospel, preached in the context of our Evening Communion service, looks at Christ’s calling of Levi, the Pharisee’s response, and the wonder of grace.

In this 4th message in our series from Mark’s Gospel, we find Jesus not only cleansing outwardly, in the healing of the leprous man, but inwardly, in the forgiving of the paralysed man’s sin.

The final message in our short series, considering the 4 distinguishing marks of the Early Church, looks at prayer. The message is taken from Luke 18 v.1-8, where Jesus tells the parable of the unjust judge and the persistent widow.

This message, the third in our series from Marks’ Gospel, looks at the growing awareness within and around Galilee that Jesus of Nazareth can not only preach with authority, but is able to exercise authority over both physical and spiritual realities.

This message, on the Breaking of Bread, is the 3rd  in our series exploring the 4 characteristics of the early Church recorded in Acts 2 v. 42. This message is preached from 1 Corinthians 11 v. 17-34.

This is the second message in our series in Mark’s Gospel. In Chapter 1 v. 14-20, we see Jesus pick up and develop John’s message. We also see him call his first four disciples.