Luke 14:25-26. Jesus often seems to resist or push back when people would follow after Him. He lays out the price of discipleship and helps us count the cost. However, He is surely looking for some push back from us – some faith, commitment, tenacity and sacrifice. May we show...

Luke 14:1-24. Humility is something beautiful and pride can be so ugly in the lives of God’s people. The humble man will find grace, but the proud man will be resisted. Jesus exposes the Pharisees for their love of honour, seeking the praise and recognition of men. While we are...

John 14:1-6. What did Jesus mean when He said He was The Way, The Truth, and The Life? And How do we know we have it? He also made the qualifier that no man comes to the Father unless it’s through Him. That seems so narrow and exclusive, doesn’t it?...

John 14:27, Psalm 46:1-3 & Various Scriptures. In this unprecedented time of trouble in our world and lives, there are so many who are living with great fears and anxiety. As Christians, God has given us a promise and provision for His perfect peace during the storm and to not...

John 14:15-31. Jesus said “if you love me, keep my commandments” but the love He is talking about is not our natural, limited love, but God’s Agape love that is the fruit of the Holy Spirit in us. Sadly many Christians are occupied with “keeping the commandments” but our primary...

John 14:12-15. Does God answer every prayer? If not, why not? With many Christians frustrated with unanswered prayers “in Jesus name”, it is so important to understand the criteria for answered prayer. In this Sermon we tackle the difficult question of unanswered prayer and how we can pray according to...

John 14:1-12. Jesus prepares His disciples for the fact that he will be leaving them, speaking of His imminant departure. However, he directs their attention to His return and the resting place of their faith in Him.

Acts 13-14. Now the stage is set. God has put his man in place and it’s time for the first missionaries to be sent out from Antioch. We join Paul and Barnabas on this first trip, taking the gospel to the Gentiles.

Job 14:7-9. Israel’s Hope (Tikvah) has always rested on the faithful promises of God. In the same way, as believers we also have a living hope that rests in his promises and also looks towards the return of our Lord.

1 Samuel 14:23-33, Gal 5:7-9. King Saul made a foolish command that none of the people would eat until they get victory over the enemy. This is likened to making grace conditional or adding a price to it. The gospel is to freely eat and then you run well, serve...