At the start of the message on Sunday, David invited us to a Sunday challenge to list the 10 commandments. One piece of general knowledge

Peter Firth continued our series in Deuteronomy by reminding us that ‘Our main business in being here is to KNOW GOD.’ (J.I. Packer) Deuteronomy chapter

This was an exciting and hugely encouraging service, where four young people testified to their relationship with Jesus and were baptised. It was the first

Have you ever felt full of fear, with no idea how to move forward? This is where we found Joshua as David continued our Deuteronomy

Have you ever felt like giving up? Is there an issue in your life that makes you feel lost and without hope? Everyone has their

David Dunlop began by highlighting the importance of being devoted to the teaching of all scripture, which includes exploring the less familiar and less appealing

Today is the last of a series of four messages based on Acts 2:42 on the subject ‘Devoted’. “They DEVOTED themselves to the APOSTLES’ TEACHING,

Gordon Darragh continued our short series, ‘Devoted’, addressing the issue of the third mark of a healthy church, the breaking of bread. “THEY DEVOTED THEMSELVES

David began this second sermon in the ‘Devoted’ mini-series with the key text: “THEY DEVOTED THEMSELVES TO THE APOSTLES’ TEACHING AND TO FELLOWSHIP AND TO

Our pastor, David, introduced a new mini-series this morning, looking at four characteristics of the early church that are equally non-negotiable for us – both

David read from John 15:1-7, concluding his series on Jesus’ ‘I AM’ declarations with “I AM the true vine.” (v.1). He emphasised Jesus’ use of

Today David explored the sixth ‘I AM’ statement in the ‘Born Identity’ series, from John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth and the life.” 

Today David McMillan explored the concept of our identity as followers of Jesus Christ. Reading from Peter’s first letter, David focused on two main themes.

Tim Warke introduced this fifth study in the ‘Born Identity’ series by asking us a question: what aspects of your life remind you of a

Understanding the role of today’s ‘I AM’, the Good Shepherd, means we need to seek to understand this role in an agricultural sense.  As city