Beyond The Walls

David concludes his series of four sermons with "I belong" - a look at our adoption as children of God.

David McMillan continues the series of 4 themes with "I am not alone", looking at the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

David continues the "being human" series by looking at being a parent.

David McMillan continues the series of 4 themes with "I am delivered", looking at sanctification.

David McMillan, in the series on being human, returns to the subject of being beautiful. What exactly does it mean, he was asked, to have a gentle and quiet spirit? He tries to answer that question.

"I am accepted" is the first of four parts of an occasional series on four themes of the faith: justification, sanctification, the indwelling Holy Spirit, and adoption.

In the series on being human, David reflects on being beautiful (and on the spa and beauty exhibition in London), on what place beauty should have, and just what beauty is.

In the series on King David, David McMillan considers the advice the King left as a legacy to his son Solomon, described in 1 Kings 2, and in 1 Chronicles: Be strong, be committed, and obey God.

In the series on King David, David McMillan asks what was going on when David ignored advice and took a census of the army, and what the events that followed show us about punishment and mercy.

In the series on being human, David McMillan talks about being in love, and what if anything our our experience of human love tells us about God's love, and loving God (well, it was St Valentine's day last week).

David McMillan continues the series on King David, looking at the two songs of David, recorded in the last part of 2 Samuel.

David McMillan continues the "Being human" series by looking at how we can be better human beings, considering technological, biological and ethical issues, and then turning to what Jesus actually said when he was asked what more was nee

David McMillan continues the series on King David. This week we look at the difficult story of the Gibeonites, and how the King punished Saul's breaking of their treaty. David reflects on what this story means, and what it tells us.

Continuing the series on King David, David McMillan looks at how David had to flee after the rebellion of his son, Absalom, and how he eventually returned: "There is a way back"

David McMillan continues the Being human series, asking what should characterise us, as humans and Christians

David McMillan continues the series on King David, considering how the King reacted when he heard that the hearts of the people were with his rebellious son, Absalom.

David McMillan continues the "being human" series, talking about people who live on their own, or who will at some point in their lives, and about the church's response to this increasing phenomenon.

Roy and Ali talk about HIV and AIDS, what it is, and how it is affecting the church and society round the world.

David McMillan continues the series on King David, looking at his life in Psalms, with a few more Psalms to introduce the Lord's Table.

David continues the series on being human by looking again at sexuality, and briefly considering singleness and same-sex relationships. He hopes to continue the theme in the new year, and welcomes feedback and comments.

David McMillan continues the series on King David, speaking about God's holiness and justice, and also about grace and forgiveness, as shown in the stories of Israel and the Ammonites, and David and Bathsheba.

David continues the series on being human by beginning to look at sexuality. The theme will be taken up again next week.

King David seems to have the kingdom back on track, but there are tensions under the surface.

David continues the series on being human by looking at greed.

David continues the series on being human by looking at Anger.