This Easter Sunday we trace the story of the empty tomb back to its true beginning in mankind’s fall, and forward to its ultimate end, in the conquest of Christ over sin
To know God's love, to show God's love
To know God's love, to show God's love
Sermons on Luke
The resurrection is hard to believe, it always has been, it was for those who were there. But every single person who was there ended up utterly convinced that it had happened
The presentation of Christ by Mary and Joseph make clear,
Christ’s Olivet Discourse provides us with two clear elements of a Christian’s response to war:
The 17th century poet Richard Herrick wrote, The darling of the world is come,And fit it is, we find a roomTo welcome him. To welcome him. And what Mary and Joseph’s arrival in Bethlehem teaches us is that, if we do welcome Christ we will find that we are not welcoming a stranger, you may…
We take the presence of the shepherds at the birth of Christ for granted, but why where they were? Because the truth is … There was no-one less qualified to understand what they saw There was no-one less convincing as a witnesses to what had happened
Paul Simpson joins us this morning with a study from Luke 10