The Resurrection

Jesus’ appearance to his disciples after he rose again is met with confusion, doubts and fear. Jesus reassures them by getting them to examine him and the Scriptures that speak of him. From this we learn about the certainty, the centrality, and the reassurance of the resurrection.

With Me In Paradise

Many people think of entry into heaven as something to work for - like working for a wage. But Jesus’ offer of paradise to a criminal destroys that approach, showing us that it can only be received as a gift of grace. This message investigates this gift Jesus gives, how we can receive it, and why Jesus can give it.

Why Christmas?

The Great Reversal

The Man the King Delights to Honour

For Such a Time as This

Life in the World Empire

The Servant for the Guilty

Servant Song #4

The Mount Everest of Old Testament prophecy — this climatic ‘Servant Song’ in Isaiah predicts with great detail the purpose of the Servant's sufferings. It presents Jesus’ sufferings as mysterious, yet vicarious, and therefore that makes him victorious.  

The Servant for the Weary

Servant Song #3

Here Isaiah predicts Jesus as the faithful servant. His faithfulness is demonstrated by his listening to and obeying the word of God despite the suffering that entailed.