A devotional resource for Holy Week as we journey alongside Jesus towards the cross and his glorious sacrifice for us. Today we focus on John 12:20-36

A devotional resource for Holy Week as we journey alongside Jesus towards the cross and his glorious sacrifice for us. Today we focus on John 12:1-11.

Connected to part 4 of our message on the gifts of the Spirit, this episode digs a little bit deeper into the dangers and pitfalls of the Charismatic movement. How do we embrace the gifts of the Spirit while avoiding the excesses that get weird?

In the last part of our series on Understanding & Desiring the Gifts of the Spirit Pastor Paul talks about the ultimate love. The love that isn’t defined by the world, but rather by our perfect Father. This love is laid out for us in 1 Corinthians 13, an incredibly common scripture, but often misused. Listen to find out how we are called to love.

Our study in the book of Hebrews continues looking at the second part of Hebrews 10 and some of the implications as a result of Jesus' work in our lives.

In part 3 of Understanding & Desiring the Gifts of the Spirit, we look with detail at 1 Corinthians 14 and the gift of prophecy and tongues in the church that we are encouraged to eagerly desire.

An unexpected devotional for St.Patrick's Day

In this message we get into looking at the gifts of the Spirit with more focus but not before we also consider some important aspects on the periphery that help our desire and handling of the gifts.

1 Corinthians 12 notes that we are not to be ignorant when it comes to the gifts of the Spirit and that we are to eagerly desire their manifestation in and amongst us. How do we understand and respond to this as the body of Christ? Pastor Paul unpacks this in part 1 from 1 Corinthians 12

We conclude our 3-part series from Romans 8 by considering the impact of the witness and ministry of the Holy Spirit in our lives; the confidence we have, the questions we can answer, and the assertion that we live from.

Our study continues with Hebrews 10 and looking at both serious problem of sin and the solution for it that we cannot ignore.

Ron Maclean from Gateway Church joined us this morning to bring a message from Galations 5. Living Your Best Life is about keeping step with the Holly Spirit, listening to Him in every point of your life and rejecting the spirit of the flesh.

We continue our look at the letter of Hebrews with this episode focusing on chapter 9. This episode seeks to grow our understanding of the sacrificial system that Jesus replaced with his death and what it means for us today.

In part 2 of our series Life in the Spirit Pastor Paul highlights four truths for what life in the spirit is about.

How do we understand the old covenant and the new covenant established by Jesus? How do we understand the need for the new covenant and our connection to it? We look at these questions and more as we explore Hebrews 8 and the superior ministry of Jesus.

Life in Christ is life in the Spirit for our lives today. Lives directed, sustained, animated and enriched by the Holy Spirit. This is part 1 of going through Romans 8 to see how we embrace this for our lives now.

On this episode we look at Hebrews 7 and a priest called Melchizedek and his connection with Jesus. It might seem strange and confusing to us but it's actually pointing us to something of incredible importance.

In part two of this message we consider what scripture says of prayer together. What do we do with the fact that the early church was devoted to prayer together? Why do we pray together as the church?

Hebrews 5 says that Jesus learned obedience through suffering. The NT speaks a lot of suffering and his followers suffering alongside Jesus. Is this connected to our maturity in Christ? We continue in our study of Hebrews by looking at this in chapter 6.

We tend to skip over the genealogies in scripture; hard to pronounce names and we want to get to the parts with practical application. But we can learn a lot from these lists, how God worked redemption in lives and how he does in ours as well. Guest speaker Gene Enns digs into this and provides great observations from the genealogy in Matthew 1 and how it reveals that Jesus really is the end of the story.