This study was taught by Matt Randall, one of our elders, at our Sunday morning service on the 7th April 2024. You can listen on this web page or save the audio for later listening.
This study was taught by Pete Smith, one of our elders, at our Sunday morning service on the 7th April 2024. You can listen on this web page or save the audio for later listening.
This Bible study on the gospel was taught by our pastor, Simeon Forder, at our Easter Sunday evening service on the 31st March 2024.
There are no two ways about it — Christians believe in something remarkable, for we believe that Jesus rose from the dead. And it’s not a baseless belief, for over 500 people at once saw Jesus alive again. His disciples, who were eyewitnesses of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrected body, were so certain of this…
This Bible study on the gospel was taught by our pastor, Simeon Forder, at our Easter Sunday morning service on the 31st March 2024.
Since sin entered in at the garden of Eden (through Adam and Eve), there has been a debt that could not be paid by sinful man. And sin ultimately leads to death. But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. John 3:16 says; For…
Today is Good Friday. It’s the day we specifically remember the crucifixion of Jesus, the son of God. So what’s good about that, you might ask? There’s certainly nothing good in what men did to Jesus that day. But there’s real good in what He accomplished, even something to rejoice in. You see the Bible…
The Thursday before Easter is a day we often call Maundy Thursday. The word Maundy comes from the Latin, ‘mandatum’, or ‘command’ which is said to refer to the instructions Jesus gave his disciples at the Last Supper. The actual Biblical facts, though, make it quite clear that the Passover supper that Jesus shared with…
Around 2000 years ago in Israel, it was customary for the Roman governor of the day during the Passover feast to pardon one criminal as a good will gesture to the Jews. When Pontius Pilot was in post, he offered the people what he thought was a no-brainer: either he would free the innocent Jesus…
Simon Peter said he would lay down his life for Jesus, but Jesus knew Peter would deny Him 3 times. And Peter didn’t think that would be possible. I can only imagine when that rooster crowed that last time after Peter saying “I do not know this man”… Peter must have felt so bad. It…