Come, Everyone Who Thirsts
Isaiah 55 is a passage of great hope and encouragement, held out to those who long for freedom from sin and the fullness of life found only in Jesus Christ.
Joseph, A Righteous Man
Drawing from a selection of passages from the gospels of Matthew and Luke, Scott Parrish exhorts fathers to Godly living and Biblical Masculinity, drawing from the examples of Joseph, the father of Jesus.
Walking Together in Love
Scott Parrish explores the theme of love in the gospel and epistles of John, starting in John 13:34-35.
Stick with the Scriptures
In 2 Timothy 3:14-17, we find a very familiar passage to many of us where Paul exhorts Timothy to remain faithful to the simple Gospel truth he was raised on, in contrast to the false teachers who invent new doctrines to tickle the ears of their followers.
Sardis: The Dying Church
In Revelation 3:1-6, we read the letter from Jesus to the church at Sardis. It is a solemn reminder to us to remain vigilant and active in love and good works, lest we fall under a similar condemnation.
Pressed Into Perfection
Preacher: Rev. Dr. Michael MockText: Philippians 3:12-16Title: Pressed into Perfection Because Jesus Christ has made us his own, we exhaust our Spirit-given energy in hot pursuit of perfection.Outline:
Walking in the Light Together
In a selection of passages from John and 1 John, Scott Parrish explores the idea of walking in the Light.
Useful Vessel in the House of God
In 2 Timothy 2:20-26, Paul uses a metaphor of vessels of gold, silver, clay and wood to describe people, but there is some disagreement amongst scholars about whom Paul is speaking and exactly what he means. Pastor Vitaliy attempts to shed some light on this difficult passage.
Our Confidence in Christ
In Hebrews 4:14-16, the author speaks of Christ as our great high priest and the confidence we can have to approach God in supplication because of Christ’s intercession on our behalf.
Jesus Revealed
In John 21:1-14, we see Jesus third appearance to his disciples following his resurrection. By this time, we might expect them to be excited and eager to spread the gospel, yet instead we find them returning to their former life as fishers of fish.