Reasoning With God

When Everything Falls Apart

When a society becomes increasingly intolerant of Christian faith, many believers feel like running and hiding. Psalm 11 counters this inclination by teaching us to find refuge in the Lord. We do this by meditating on who God is and knowing that through the cross we will see his face.

Who Can Live With God?

Psalm 15 asks the most important question anyone can ask: who can live with God? The answer it gives is both crushing and exciting. Crushing, because it tramples any sense of self-righteousness. Exciting, because the only one who truly lived out these words has done so on our behalf.

Created for Worship

Repentance

Corporate Worship

Those God saves he calls to gather together to worship him. Therefore Christians are to be committed to corporate worship. This sermon unpacks the teaching of Psalm 95 where we learn what worship is, why we should worship, and how we should go about it.

Authority of Scripture

The authority of the Scripture means that every part of the bible is God speaking, and therefore we are not free to pick and choose which parts we accept as authoritative. Every part is to be read, accepted, cherished, trusted and obeyed.

Justification

Justification concerns how sinful people who deserve eternal punishment can get a right standing with God our Judge. And the most incredible news is, it’s not something that we achieve through our efforts, but something that God gives freely to us, at great cost to himself. 

Trinity

Key to knowing and relating to God is recognising that he is triune; three in one, one God who is three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Though difficult to grasp, this sermon sets out the contours of the doctrine of the Trinity, and explores why it is so important for knowing and relating to God.