The Christian idea of joy is counterintuitive as in James 1: 2 "Count it all joy brothers and sisters when you face trials". This sermon explains how joy is rooted in the very character of God and his wonderful purposes for us.
Jesus calls the Holy Spirit the Comforter. We explore how God comforts us by the personal presence of Holy Spirit with us.
If Jesus really did rise from the dead, then he provides the comfort and hope we need in this world of conflict and death. He is the truth we can surrender to.
Karl Barth writes, "in its root and origin sin is the arrogance in which a man wants to be his own and his neighbour’s judge." On the cross, the only one who truly is the Judge was judged in our place so that we might receive his forgiveness.
Jesus demonstrated that he is “the resurrection and the life” when he raised Lazarus from the dead, and he wept with Mary and Martha. Similarly, he both gives us hope…
Jesus' healing of a man born blind is a window into the question of spiritual blindness. So often we think we can see but our pride makes us blind to…
Jesus has the authority to judge and to give life.
Turning water into the most delicious wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee was the first of the signs through which Jesus revealed his glory, and his disciples believed…
What is being a Christian all about? The apostle John says basically 2 things - believing that Jesus is the Christ, and loving one another. God assures us of his…
What are the threats to the Christian life and how can you keep going as loved children of God?