Week 2 of our series looking at our communal values. These are ten cultures we continually seek to develop in our church family. This week Andrew Elder looks at 'prayer & dependency' and 'the Word dwelling among us'.
Life Together - Church as family & Spiritual Authenticity
Week 1 of a five-part series looking at our communal values. These are ten cultures we continually seek to develop in our church family. This week Thomas McConaghie looks at 'church as family' and 'spiritual authenticity'.
A People For The Presence Of God
What does it mean to be a people for God's presence?
Abide in me
Looking at the importance, and some practical ways, of abiding in the presence of Jesus.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 11:1-6
Although our future can’t be known, we shouldn’t be paralysed by fear of failure or obsess with success. Rather, we are to live a full, generous life for the good of others, and the glory of God.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20
What does practically look like to live wisely in a world that Ecclesiastes calls meaningless?
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 9:1-10
How do we find real and lasting significance in life if Ecclesiastes teaches that "everything is vanity" and "all are from the dust, and to dust all return" and life is just "chasing after wind"?
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 8:1-15
Bill Riedel joins us from Redemption Hill Church in Washington, DC and looks at how Christians should lift high the name of one king, King Jesus, while being faithful to the Scriptures commands of honouring rulers that are under the sun.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14
Living wise with the limitations of life.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:9
This week we look at the meaninglessness of trying to satisfy your life with wealth and honour.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 5:1-7
In chapter 5, the Preacher looks at how to avoid meaninglessness in our worship of God.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 4:4-16
In chapter 4, the Preacher resumes his observations of the vanity of life under the sun; looking at the hevel of labour, loneliness, & politics. Life, work, and companionship are gifts from God, but they don't truly satisfy. They do point to ultimate satisfaction only found in Jesus.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 3:15-4:3
In this week's passage, we observe that justice without Jesus is meaningless.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 3:1-15
For everything there is an appointed time and the LORD is sovereign over it all.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 2:12-26
In this week's text, the Preacher turns to consider wisdom and madness & folly and the vanity of toil.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 1:12 - 2:11
In this week's text, the Preacher applies his mind, heart, and emotions to all wisdom that is "under the sun" and also to complete self-indulgence and finds that all this is "hevel". Thomas compares this to seeking the kingdom of God in Matthew 6.
Living Life Backwards | Ecclesiastes 1:1-11
What does it look like to follow Jesus in a world that seems completely futile, where we're met by disappointment at every turn and an eventual return to dust is the reality for everyone? This week we begin our series in the book of Ecclesiastes.
Living as Resurrection People | Acts 28:16-31
Concluding our series in the book of Acts, we look at five applications as we seek to continue the ministry of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Living as Resurrection People | Acts 27:1 - 28:16
God is sovereign and keeps his promises, so we should trust him and give thanks to him.
Living as Resurrection People | Acts 25 & 26
Paul's defense before Agrippa is an example to all Christians on how to have witnessing conversations with unbelievers.