Idolatry corrupts but God’s man mediates.

The Commandments teach us about God's character, show us why we need Jesus and help us grow in the faith.

Jesus the King’s death reveals His life-bringing purpose: the atonement for sin.

Christians rejoice in God because He has revealed Himself, invited us in and will keep every promise in Jesus.

God's holiness in His power, authority, justice and mercy should lead us to worship Him in Spirit and in truth.

All creation rejoices in the righteous rule of the Lord.

The Law is powerless to change us, but in the Gospel, Christians grow as they continue in the Spirit, crucify the flesh and cultivate fruit.

The sermon, “Judah, Joseph and the Story of Jesus” was from Genesis 38:1-39:23.

The sermon, “Our Sins are Many, His Mercy is More” was from Genesis 34:1-35:29.

The sermon, “From Fear to Faith” was from Genesis 32:1-33:20.

The sermon, “Jesus: Sovereign Creator, Purifying Saviour, Gracious Provider” was from John 2:1–11.

The sermon, “The Good News According to John” was from John 1:19–34.

The sermon, “A Very Present Help in Trouble “ was from Psalm 46:1-11.

The sermon, “War & Peace” was from 1 Peter 2:11–17.

The sermon, “Creation Revisited” was from Genesis 2:4-17.

The sermon, “How Lovely is God's Anointed King” was from Psalm 45:1-17.

The sermon, “When Faith and Reality Do Not Line Up” was from Psalm 44:1-26.

The sermon, “Certainly This Man Was Innocent” was from Luke 23:26-56.

The sermon, “Sound Doctrine, Sincere Love” was from 1 Timothy 1:1-5.

The sermon, “One God, one Law-Giver and One Decision” was from Luke 16:1-31.