Luke 10:1-24. What should make us rejoice as a Christian? How can a person’s eyes and ears be blessed? How can someone’s name be written in heaven? are there consequences for rejecting Jesus? What difference does it make to believe? 

Luke 9:17-36. During Jesus’ public ministry people had to make conclusions about the identity of Jesus. Many offered suggestions on who He might be, but Jesus asked his disciples what they believed and who they thought he was. While the Jewish leaders had hardened their hearts in unbelief, the disciples had come to believe that […]

Luke 8:22-56. Luke records some astounding miracles to show that Jesus had ultimate power and authority over nature, demons, sickness and even death itself. These miracles lead us to the question “Who do you say that I am?” (9:20). Thankfully, like Peter, we know the answer, that He is the Messiah, The Saviour and The […]

Luke 7:18-35. John the Baptist began to wonder if Jesus was the one or if they should look for another. Jesus warned John not to stumble in his faith, but to continue and trust. When we might not understand God’s timing or ways, may we also not stumble, but rest in faith. 

Heb 11:29. Exodus 14:1-31. Sometimes God may allow or even orchestrate circumstances in our lives where we feel trapped with no obvious way out. This is exactly what God did with Israel as they camped by The Red Sea. Trapped on every side, they could only trust God that He might deliver them and deliver […]

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 God’s will.

Acts 3:1-26. The lame man went from begging at the gate to praising and leaping at in the temple! What a transformation by God’s power. This undeniable miracle set the stage for Peter to preach his 2nd incredible Christ-centred message, seeing 1000s come to faith.

Acts 18:24-28, Act 19:1-41 As Paul and concludes his final missionary Journey, we find him spending the longest time in one place than any other time, namely 3 years in Ephesus. A hot bed of spirtual and demonic activity provides unique experiences and miracles in this unique city of Ephesus.