Senior Pastor
1. Hypocrisy At times, I think we can all be hypocritical. Hypocrisy is when you pretend to be something that you are not. It is to play a part for the benefit of others that doesn’t really align with either …
Senior Pastor
1. Hypocrisy At times, I think we can all be hypocritical. Hypocrisy is when you pretend to be something that you are not. It is to play a part for the benefit of others that doesn’t really align with either …
1. Being a parent I’ve been a parent now for over 33 years and a grandparent for the last year. Being a father or a mother is a unique privilege and a responsibility. It really is a high and holy …
Galatians 1:1-10 Letter writing When was the last time you got a letter from someone? I don’t mean an email or even a bill or bank statement that got in the post or even a birthday card from your grandma, …
Daniel 9 More than we ask for Sometimes God answers our prayers in ways we are not expecting or would have ever dreamed of. Of course, sometime we are asking for the wrong things. At times we ask for things …
2 Corinthians 5:14- 6:2 Deaths that had a profound impact on others When some people die, their death has a profound effect on a great many people around the world. People all around the world seem to be impacted heavily …
1. What’s up ahead Don’t you wish that sometimes we knew what was up ahead of us? ● None of us know what’s up ahead of us If you knew that the war in the middle east was going to …
1. Turbulent times We are living in turbulent and chaotic times. There seems to be a level of instability in our world that we haven’t seen for some time. At present two of the three most powerful nations in the …
1. The writing was on the wall “The writing was on the wall”. This is a common idiom/expression that people use all the time. For instance, after another round of retrenchment at work some might remark that, once they brought …
1. The problem with pride In one of my favourite novels, “Pride and Prejudice, the author Jane Austen makes a distinction between ‘pride’ and ‘vanity’. Mary Bennett, one of the characters in the book, makes the point that there is …