Luke 2:1-12. Who were these mysterious Wise Men from the East? Where did they actually come from? Why did they come? and what did they know? We learn key principles from these “King seekers” and know that they were deeply rewarded in their lives because God rewards those who diligently seek Him!

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. 

1 Cor 15:1-4. All through the Old Testament, with prophecies, types and shadows, there are incredible predictions and allusions to the cross. The cross is the glorious centre piece of the scriptures and the gospel, where Christ died for our sins, according to the scriptures. 

Matt 21:1-17. On that first Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem presenting himself as the Israel’s Messiah-King. For the hearts that were ready, it was a time to rejoice, for others it was the opportunity to repent. What would our needed response be ?

Luke 1:1-4. Ever wondered why we have 4 gospels and not just one? With a closer look at each gospel, we can see that each one has a different purpose and focuses on Jesus with a different emphasis. The King, The Servant, The Man, The Lord!

1 Cor 15:1-4. The centre-piece of the glorious gospel is the astounding fact that Christ died for our sins. This timeless truth echoes through the scriptures, foreshadowed in the Old Testament and brightly shining forth in the New!

Throughout the Old Testament, 4 veins of prophecy spoke of one who was to come. Matthew opens to say “the King is here!” Mark says “The Servant is here!”, Luke says “The Man is here!” And John says “The Lord is here”. Let us marvel at the one who came, the one who will come […]

Acts 2:1-4. The focus of Pentecost (Acts 2) was a spiritual baptism into the body of Christ and the birth of the church. However, with so much varying teaching today on the Holy Spirit, the gift, the second Baptism and speaking in tongues, we need to clear on what these terms really mean. This sermon […]

John 19:31-42. John records 2 remarkable events between the death and burial of Christ that fulfill specific prophecies. Then a rich member of The Sanhedrin, Joseph of Arimathea, along with Nicodemus, obtain Jesus’ body and lay it in a garden tomb. Even they were fulfilling prophecy from Isaiah 53. How amazing it is to see […]

John 19:16-30. When Christ faced his final hour, it was with full awareness of what was ahead of him. He predicted his betrayal, the scourging and the crucifixion in detail. And yet, he went through the suffering and humiliation so he could cry out “It is finished” and to make a new and living way […]