25th May, 2025 Dive into the depth of God’s mercy, sovereignty, and faithfulness in this sermon on Romans 9:1–29. Understand the apostle Paul’s heart for Israel and how God’s promises reveal His justice and grace in choosing His people.
25th May, 2025 Dive into the depth of God’s mercy, sovereignty, and faithfulness in this sermon on Romans 9:1–29. Understand the apostle Paul’s heart for Israel and how God’s promises reveal His justice and grace in choosing His people.
4 May, 2025 The significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ cannot be overstated. The heart of the Christian faith is Jesus, and the most important truth about Jesus is that he died and then rose to life eternal. The implications of this event are vast for the entire world and for every individual person. […]
Today we continue our series in John, looking at two more resurrection appearances of Jesus – to his disciples, and then to his disciples again with Thomas in the room. The reading is John 20:19-31.
Happy Easter Sunday everyone!Today we consider Jesus’ first resurrection appearances in John – the empty tomb as seen by Peter and John, and Jesus’ appearance to Mary in the garden. The reading is John 20:1-18.
Today in our Good Friday service we consider everything that John records on the Friday that Jesus died – from John 18:28 all the way to 19:30.
Today’s sermon in John is the final passage in the Upper Room narrative – Jesus’ prayer for his disciples and for the world. Brendan Short is bringing our sermon today. The Bible reading is John 17:1-26.
Today we continue our sermons in John, as Jesus continues to teach his disciples in the Upper Room before his death. Our Bible reading today is John 15:18 – 16:15.
Today we continue our John series, as Jesus and his disciples continue their time in the Upper Room, leading up to the time of Jesus’ death. Our Bible reading today is John 14:1-31.
Today our series in John continues with the account of Jesus washing his disciples feet, from John 13:1-17.
Today we continue our series in John, considering two of the key lead-up events to Jesus death and resurrection – his anointing in Bethany, and his entry to Jerusalem. The Bible reading is John 12:1-19.