This message focuses on the first 16 verses of Matthew Chapter 1. We see how Ruth (from our morning series) and many other unlikely people find themselves in the earthly lineage of the Messiah. When Christ Jesus, God’s only begotten Son, came to earth, it was in order to “bring many sons to glory!
In this third and final message from the Book of Ruth, we see not only Boaz fulfill his responsibility as Kinsman Redeemer for Ruth, but also look forward to the coming Redeemer, who would himself purchase a bride – “From Heaven he came and sought her, to be his holy bride; with his own blood […]
In this message from Mark 9 v. 2-13 (and also Revelation 1) we see not only Christ transfigured, but the challenge to acknowledge that the Messiah will suffer, then be raised from the dead. The One who is alive forever more will one day judge the living and the dead.
In this message from Ruth Chapter 2, we find Ruth marveling at the the favour Boaz shows, and Naomi’s faith rekindled, as she realises God has not lost his compassion.
This message, from Hebrews 10 v. 1-18, show us clearly what was in the mind of the Son of God as he came to earth. He had come to do the Father’s will, and by his sacrifice, to save all his people from their sins. This message was preached in the context of a Communion […]
The first of 3 messages from the Book of Ruth. Here in Chapter 1, we see the way God graciously works in the life of Naomi and Ruth to bring them both back to Bethlehem. Not only would they know God’s blessing there, but through Ruth, and her descendants, would come the blessing of Messiah. […]
In this message in our ‘What DID Jesus Do’ series, we look at Jesus’ prediction of not only his death, but his resurrection. The passage in Mark chapter 8 v.31 – chapter 9 v.1, has a real challenge to each one of us. Are we living for ourselves, or living for Christ?
This message is the culmination of our ‘How Wide is your World’ mission focus weekend. Daniel preached from Romans 1 v. 16-25, a message that has universal significance, whether to the most sophisticated western culture, or to the jungles of Papua New Guinea.
Who is Jesus of Nazareth? A question men have been asking for 2000 years. There only is one correct answer, and Simon Peter (for once) gets it right. We need to ask, and answer, that question too. From Matthew 16 v. 13-20
This, the third of three messages from the short epistle of Jude, looks at our need to grow closer to Christ, as we reach out to those in danger. (Jude v. 14-25)