Sermons

Abram and Sarai are often seen as examples of faith. But they aren’t perfect. And in Genesis 16, they are shown as an example of what not to do. So listen and learn how you ought to live by faith, not by sight.

Who can you rely on in this life? Who can you count on? Trustworthy people are hard to find. Thankfully, there is no one who you can rely on more than God. And in this text you see three reasons why you can trust on him.

Melchizedek makes a brief appearance in Genesis 14 that is referenced at very important parts throughout the bible. How does understanding the role of Melchizedek help you to understand Christian scriptures? Listen and find out!

Abram's story provides a great example of a man who sought to stand upon the promises of God - albeit with a wobble!! This should encourage you to stand upon God's promises too.

God’s dealing with Abraham provides a great picture of how God deals with All of His people. Be encouraged as you hear of God’s grace.

The tower of Babel is a well-known story that speaks to us today about the origin of languages, human hubris and God’s remarkable power. Listen and find out what this story can teach you.

Nations shape each of our personal stories. We were born in, raised in and live in nations. But what does God have to say about them? How should we think about them? Listen and find out.

The book of 1 Samuel begins with a prayer made and answered by the Lord. This prayer helps you to reflect upon your prayer life. Listen and find out how!

In this world a promise made is not always a promise kept. But the Lord always keeps his promises. You can see that in the Noahic covenant. So listen and find out how this God proves himself to be faithful again and again.

Noah’s ark is a common story that a lot of us have heard. Yet, it is also a story that points to the salvation from judgment that we have in Jesus Christ.

A good tour can give you a greater understanding of a city or a place. Understanding Genesis 5-6:1-8 not only helps us to understand the Ancient world, but it also helps us to understand our world.

Genesis 4 tells the tale of three Sons of Eve. Each of them teaches you about who you should be ruled by.

What difference does meeting the Risen Lord Jesus make? For Mary Magdalene it changed everything. Listen and find out how it can change your life too.

Good Friday 2025

When God made everything he made it good. Yet, sometimes, we can struggle to submit to His good plan. That is particularly true in the realm of gender and marriage. Yet, the Lord makes His intentions clear in Genesis 2.

There is a lot in this world that makes us alive to wonder. Yet, there are not very many things worth marvelling at more than God’s act of creation. The seven days of creation should spark our wonder at the God who made it all!

Sheep need a good shepherd. And thankfully, as sheep in God’s flock, we have one! Listen and find out how our Good Shepherd takes cares of His sheep!

Is anybody there? The opening verses of Genesis respond with an emphatic yes. Not only is someone there, but He is a mighty, powerful, and amazing God.

When someone wrongs us, our instinct is to take revenge. But the Lord makes it clear that this is not what Christian love looks like. Listen and find out why!

In the church there are many different people, who go through different life circumstances - and the Lord calls you to love them all!

We do not have much trouble loving people who are close to us. Yet, it is incredibly difficult to love those who have done wrong to us. Yet, this is what the scriptures call us to in Romans 12:14.

Most people want to be known as loving. Yet, the rubber hits the road when one begins to talk about what love looks like in action. Listen about two ways that you can love others in practical ways.

We all want a love that endures. But that can be difficult! Yet, the Lord gives us disciplines to implement to help us persist in love.

Christians can all too often be content with their love towards God and neighbour. But the love that God is calling is one that is zealous to do good works, spirit-filled and obsessed with the Lord’s glory.

Love. We hear all about it on a daily basis. But what does the Bible say about it? What does it require, what does it look like? Listen and find out.