Saturday Ev Sermons

The message of Christmas is something to sing about. As Jez guides us through Mary's song, we can see that joy is the mark of God and we should sing joyfully with great anticipation for the future.

Humanity has an insatiable desire to know the future. Jez Reynolds shows us that everything we need to know about our future can be found in the comfort of God's word.

To be sanctified is the great purpose of our salvation, that we might continue to be changed to be more like Jesus. Andrew Heard challenges us to contend for God and his work to be central to our lives.

No one wants to live in a world where there is no justice... more than that God hates injustice! Dave Jensen speaks on the problem of our sin and God's work to freely restore us to him.

There's much more to the resurrection of Jesus than just an empty tomb. Jez Reynolds pans back to show the two realms, two ages, two atmospheres help us behold the importance and wonder of the resurrection for our lives today.

How can we gain access to a holy God? Andrew Heard shares how only Jesus' death can atone for our sin and bring us back to him.

What is the purpose of life? Why do we even exist? Andrew Heard speaks on the profound blessing we have in Jesus, that God has loved us so much to have revealed the mystery of life to us.

All of us are spiritually dead. Grahame Fuller reminds us that it is the Word of God, read and preached among us, that is mighty to save.

This life will not satisfy, we are saved for something more. Jez Reynolds reminds us that our deepest longing should be for our heavenly home.

The Christian message is one of great hope amidst the eternal consequences of our rejection of God. Andrew Heard reminds us of what Jesus taught as first importance, our need to be saved from hell.

Why would humans be special amidst all of creation? Grahame Fuller speaks on what it means to be 'made in the image of God' and how this will impact how we live in the world and our real eternal hope in Jesus.

The Genesis account of the Tower of Babel shows us the significance of our spiritual connection with God. Dave Jensen highlights from this passage the negative consequences of pride and how this destroys our relationship with God.

Through to the end of Genesis we are reminded that God is in control of all things, for our good, the "saving of many lives". Andrew Heard helps us understand the all-powerful sovereign God is not a puppet master but purposeful.

What will it mean to have the Lord with you? Jez Reynolds explores how Joseph's temptation and time in the pit shapes our expectations for life with the Lord.

Redemption is central to the Bible's message and a key theme in the account of Joseph in Genesis. Dave Jensen shares with us how just like Joseph's brothers, God can redeem even the worst of us through Jesus.

A father's influence can shape a family. Andrew Heard shares with us from Genesis how God reveals what he is like as our good Heavenly Father and his determination to bring blessing on whom he chooses.

God asks Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, his son on whom all the promises of God rest. Andrew Heard helps us understand this confronting account which points us to what relationship with God is actually about.

God's promises to Abraham in the Old Testament are the backbone for the entire Bible! Graham Fuller shows us how these promises point to Jesus and include us today.