Dialogue

An intriguing aspect of the early church as far as outsiders were concerned was how they drew their faith from stories. Jesus was the great storyteller and according to Him, you cannot be a part of His new Kingdom without listening carefully. Join us as we listen to the stories of Jesus

Preaching a message nobody wants to hear.

Jesus is the most forgiving and gracious man ever walked the earth, yet he didn't hold back a single punch when it came to the religious folk of the day. How should we as a church live this out?

It is easy to exaggerate David; he was (and is) a charismatic figure, who very quickly looms larger than life in the eyes of his admirers. Michelangelo sculpted in marble what most Christians have carved in their imaginations, a flawless David. But the biblical text does not give us a flawless David. It is absolutely essential that we acquire a sense of our common God-created, Jesus-saved, and Spirit-blessed selves that is unedited, unabridged, and unblinking. These final episodes in the David story ensures we get the whole story - of him and of us.

The concept of sin has become quite controversial in contemporary culture. Not only has it been misunderstood, but also misused by many. On Sunday morning we will look how a Scriptural view of sin helps us to live the life we were always meant to live.

People are often surprised at how sinful Biblical “heroes” are. Even King David, 'a man after God's own heart', commits a truly vile sin. Although David's spiritual destruction is infamous and there for all to see, the story doesn't end there.

We often think of Jesus only as the man who was born in Bethlehem. We might even think that He only started to exist at His birth. However, in some portion of Scripture we are confronted with the Jesus before the manger as well. A clear example in the New Testament is John 1. Join us on Sunday as we encounter the Jesus who was before the manger, and Who is after the manger as well.

Meeting the God who cries over COVID-19 and racial tensions. Learning to weep with those who weep.

David would not have survived long were it not for his friendship with Jonathan. Proverbs 17:17 says, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” If you can’t overcome adversity without friends, and you can’t experience life without adversity, then it follows that friends are one of life’s absolute necessities.

A look at Jesus' most famous parable.