James 1v9-11
The Vanity of Eathly Status We live in a world that is relentless in its work of telling us who we are. Income, title, position, and achievement form the currency…
The Vanity of Eathly Status We live in a world that is relentless in its work of telling us who we are. Income, title, position, and achievement form the currency…
Wisdom From Above/h2> When a trial arrives and we don't know what to do, most of us turn inward. We analyse, strategise, and lean on whatever understanding we can muster.…
The Testing of Faith James writes to scattered, suffering Christians and his first pastoral move is to address trials head-on. Not with sympathy alone, but with a command that stops…
The Identity of the Lord's Servants in Dispersion James, the half-brother of the Lord Jesus, writes one of the earliest letters of the New Testament to Jewish Christians who have…
Walking in Truth: In this expository message from 3 John, we explore one of the most searching questions the New Testament asks of the local church: what does it…
Walking in Truth and Love: The Marks of Christ’s People This sermon from 2 John explores what it truly means to walk in truth and love as the people…
The Reliable Witness In this concluding message from John’s Gospel, *“The Reliable Witness of the Beloved Disciple”* (John 21:24–25), we considered John’s final testimony concerning the truthfulness and authority of…
Don't Compare. Follow Christ In this sermon from John 21:20–23, “Do Not Compare. Follow Christ,” we confront a deeply rooted issue in the Christian life. The tendency to measure our…
The Cost of Following Christ In John 21:18–19, the risen Christ speaks plainly to Peter about the true cost of discipleship. Having been restored by grace, Peter is not promised…
Restoring A Fallen Disciple In John 21:15–17, we see the risen Christ graciously restoring Peter after his terrible denial. This sermon explores how Jesus searches Peter’s heart, humbles his former…