Sermon from September 6, 2026 service. Brian Hartnett preaching.
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It’s tempting to try and measure the Christian life by what we’re doing for God. We want to live wisely, give generously, and declare
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Human greatness can be impressive, and Scripture gives us good reason to honour faithful people. David certainly deserves our admiration. In 2 Samuel 5–6,
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Transitions of power can be messy, and the transition from Saul to David was no exception. God had promised David the kingdom, but after
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What happens in our hearts when someone who has opposed us falls? Vindication can quickly become satisfaction, and another person’s loss can easily look
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First Samuel asks a simple but profound question: What kind of king do God’s people need? As the book draws to its close, the
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Sermon from July 26, 2026 service. Harold Peasley preaching.
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Sermon from July 19, 2026 service. Cliff Donaldson preaching.
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Sermon from July 12, 2026 service. Jim Rennie preaching.
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Sermon from July 05, 2026 service. Jim Rennie preaching.
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Fear has a way of clouding our vision. It can make familiar truths seem distant, tomorrow feel uncertain, and God’s promises appear less true
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In 1 Samuel 26, David finds himself in a familiar situation: Saul is still pursuing him, the kingdom is still delayed, and the promises
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