Sunday Sermons

Have you ever known what God was asking of you and gone the other way? God told Jonah to go to Nineveh, and Jonah got on a boat heading in the opposite direction. In week 1 of our series through Jonah, Ps James looks at Jonah 1 and shows us that when we run from God's calling, He doesn't give up on us but pursues us with grace.

What does God see when He looks at the things we worry about most? In the final chapter of his letter, James turns to wealth, time, sickness, and people who wander from the faith, and calls us to see each of them the way God sees them. In week 8 of our series through James, Ps Simon looks at James 5 and what it means to live in that reality as we wait for Jesus to return.

What happens when we make plans for tomorrow without a thought for God? In James 4, James reminds us that life is short and none of us know what the future holds. In week 7 of our series through James, Ps Allan looks at James 4:13-17 and how we can humbly make our plans while trusting the God who holds our tomorrow.

Why is it so hard to control what we say? In James 3, James says no one can tame the tongue, and that our words show what is really going on in our hearts. In week 6 of our series through James, Ps Simon looks at James 3:1-18 and how our words shape our lives, reveal our hearts and show our need for the wisdom that comes from God.

Can faith that doesn't show in the way we live really be called faith at all? In week 5 of our series through James, Ps James looks at James 2:14-26 and what it means to have a faith in Jesus that is real, living and seen in what we do.

Why do we treat some people as more important than others? In week 4 of our series through James, Ps Simon looks at James 2:1-13 and what it means to see Jesus clearly, honour people equally and show mercy freely.

Why Doesn't God's Word Change Me More? In week 3 of our series through James, Ps Simon looks at James 1:19-27 and what it means to receive God's word humbly, look into it carefully and live it visibly.

In week 2 of our series through James, Ps James looks at where temptation comes from, how it grows, and why we can trust God who gives only good gifts and never changes.

James says to count trials as joy not because the trial is good, but because of what God is doing in us in the midst of it. Opening our series through James, Ps Simon looks at trials, wisdom, and the undivided life God is growing in us.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through 2 Kings 2:1-15, where Elijah is taken up to heaven and Elisha is left to continue without his beloved mentor. As one faithful servant departs and another steps into his place, we'll see a powerful truth: God takes His servants home, but He never takes His work or His power with them.