In September 2018 we’re taking three Sundays to look at the short book written by the ancient prophet Habakkuk. His book takes the form of a conversation with God in which Habakkuk wrestles with God’s justice and judgment. Won’t God put things right? Will God really use suffering and injustice to establish his ends? Is … More New Sermon Series: Habakkuk

This term we’re tackling Romans: Paul’s letter to believers in ancient Rome. It’s a letter all about the good news of Jesus, the gospel.  The gospel, says Paul, is God’s plan now revealed, God’s power to save, and God’s righteousness as a gift to us. The gospel revolutionises our relationship with God (ch 1-8), redefines … More New Sermon Series: Romans

In early 2018 we’re looking at the book of Acts. This book is the historical account of Jesus’ ongoing work in and through his apostles by his Spirit. It’s the record of the spread of the news that Jesus rose from the dead to prove all he had taught about himself and about the kingdom … More New Sermon Series: Acts

Coming up in September we’ll be looking at the book of Genesis. In the early chapters we’ll discover the God who made space and time and matter and order and life… and us. We’ll discover who he is, who we are, what life is all about, what went wrong, and what God is doing to … More New Sermon Series: Genesis

On Sunday mornings from Easter to Summer we’re looking at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in ancient Ephesus. In the autumn we saw something of the way God’s messengers pointed to the coming of God’s son, Jesus. Over the winter we followed Luke’s account of Jesus’ birth, life, teaching, miracles, death and resurrection. … More New Sermon Series: Ephesians

On Sunday mornings from December to April we’re going to examine the life of Jesus as presented by gospel writer Luke. He says that he carefully investigated all the eye-witness testimony about Jesus in order to write an accurate account so that we can be sure about what we believe. Luke will take us through … More New Sermon Series: Luke

Over the Sunday mornings of October and November we’re going to open up the strange Old Testament book of Zechariah. This messenger from God brought hope in hard times for God’s people. But it wasn’t a vague ‘hope-for-the-best kind’ of hope, but a hope based on the character, plans and promises of God, and especially on … More New sermon series