Sermon Archive

Find out who Jesus is, why He came, what it means to follow Him and why His story is good news.

Follow Luke's account of what Jesus continued to do after He ascended to Heaven.

Take a peep into the amazing unseen world of spiritual reality with the apostle Paul.

Dip into the Book of Hebrews to find out why Jesus is better than anything and what difference it should make knowing that He is.

Are you sure that what you have is the real thing? How do you know? How do you know you know? John answers those questions, and more, in his first letter.

Sometimes God throws a challenge your way that you do not want. You want to pretend it's not happening: you want to run away, but there's nowhere to hide.

You wouldn’t do it with any other book. You wouldn’t dream of starting in the middle or just dipping in and reading bits here and there. You know that if you start reading part way through it won’t make sense unless you read what comes before. So why do we do it with the Bible?

The Bible is a book that tells a story. It tells one big story that starts in Genesis and ends in Revelation and the bits in between only make proper sense when you understand where they fit in the big story.

In these sermons we’ll pick out key bits of the big story, follow it and see how it all joins up so that in future, when you do dip in and pick out bits to read, you’ll know where they fit and you’ll be able to understand them the way God means you to understand them.

When Babylon — the epitome of a pagan society — besieged Jerusalem, Daniel was taken captive and forced to make his home in its very heart. There he lived and remained faithful to God for a lifetime. It is still possible to be a faithful servant of God in a world that has little time for Him or His people; Daniel can show us how.