Are we people who simply say, “Yes, Lord,” or do we put God’s Word into practice? Through the parable of the two sons in Matthew 21:28–32, Jesus reminds us that true obedience is demonstrated through our actions, not merely our words. We may know God’s Word, make promises to Him, and even appear willing to…
God’s Grace is truly amazing. In this sermon Pastor Harrison teaches us about His grace from the parable of the vineyard owner and the “grumpy” workers.
What kind of heart do we carry—a forgiving heart or an unforgiving heart? We often remember the wrongs others have done to us, but we may not recognise how deeply those hurts affect our own hearts and lives. In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness in Matthew 18, where Peter asks how many…
What does it mean to be the church? Jesus builds not simply a gathering of people, but a forgiving community—people who have received forgiveness from Christ and learn to forgive one another. Drawing from Matthew 18:15–20, this sermon explores three important practices of a Christ-centred community: confront lovingly, forgive endlessly, and reconcile intentionally. When someone…
We all answer to many different names. The name our parents gave us at birth. We might answer to wife, husband, son, daughter, teacher, nurse, coach or friend. But there is one name that is greater and more powerful than any other name. Listen as Joan tells us the name and the power that is…
It’s easy to let Jesus be Lord on Sunday morning and quietly crown ourselves king the rest of the week – over our career, our comfort, our relationships, our plans. In this message, we look at what it really means to surrender to Jesus as King in EVERY area of life, not just the spiritual-sounding…
As we launch the Holiday Club Programme: A Tale of Two Kings – we use the giant K.E.Y to unlock the message of Psalms 24 to find out who these kings are
Looking at the story of (Simon) Peter stepping out of the boat in the context of the ‘student – teacher’ relationship with Jesus, and showing how Jesus is the best teacher, and he will continue to work with us, as he did with Peter as long as we keep coming back to him (even when…
The feeding of the five thousand reveals Jesus as the compassionate and generous provider who meets both our physical and spiritual needs. Following the tragic death of John the Baptist, Jesus sought solitude, yet when He saw the crowds, He was moved with compassion. His compassion was not merely an emotion but a response that…
What is the Kingdom of Heaven really like? In Matthew 13, Jesus answers this question through a series of powerful parables. He teaches that God’s Kingdom often begins in the smallest and most ordinary ways, like a mustard seed or a pinch of yeast, yet it grows steadily until its influence reaches far beyond what…