Renewing the Covenant
Mark Bonnington on Deuteronomy 29-30
Morning Worship, 19 June 2013

What Does It Mean to Be a Christian?
Ruth Perrin on Acts 8.26-40
Morning Worship, 9 June 2013

June Project Guest Service

Two Ways to Live - Blessings and Curses
Mark Bonnington on Deuteronomy 27-28
Morning Worship, 2 June 2013

Seeing Jesus after Easter
Ruth Perrin on John 20-21
Evening Worship, 16 June 2013

The Hope: Sleeping and Waking
Mark Bonnington on 1 Thessalonians 4.13-5.11

How does the promise of the second appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ affect Christian hope? How should Christians think about death and the future in light of this? How should we live in light of the hope that we will one day see our King face to face? This sermon is the fourth in a five part series on 1 Thessalonians.

Holy Worship for a Holy People
Mark Bonnington on Exodus 25-31

The theme of Exodus (which means the ‘way out’) is not so much leaving Egypt as a way in – to a new relationship between God and Israel. Mark explores the main themes underlying the bumpy relationship between God and Israel in Exodus and draws some lessons for how we relate to the same covenant-keeping God.

Bellyaching in the Desert
Mark Bonnington on Exodus 15-17

Israel’s desire to return to Egypt after complaining of hunger in the wilderness is a key incident in the Exodus narrative. Mark explains why Israel’s bellyaching offends God, how the items contained in the Ark of the Covenant act as iconic reminders of God’s ways with his people and how this informs discipleship today.