Our response to Jesus Christ has eternal consequences. How have you responded? Click here for today's service. Click here for the song, "Creation Sings the Father's Song".

Our picture of Jesus sometimes needs restoring to its original brilliance - and Mark's Gospel is a wonderful eyewitness account which does this for us. Click here for today's service. Click here for the hymn, "O Jesus I Have Promised".

What does a 2000 year old argument about whether it's acceptable to pick grain on the Sabbath have to do with us? Everything, it turns out. Click here for today's service. Click here for the hymn, "To God Be The Glory".

Merry Christmas! The shepherds received the wonderful news of a Saviour born to them; yet we have even greater news than they did! Click here for today's service. Click here for the hymn, "O Come All Ye Faithful". Click here for the hymn, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing".

Hope is painful, but holds on to God's promises and enables us to wait for them patiently. Click here to listen to today's service. Click here for the hymn, "Hail to the Lord's Anointed".

The Apostle John was known as the "Beloved Disciple". Yet even he, near the end of his life, still marvels at the love of God in Christ - and it is that love which provides the foundation for our hope. Click here for today's service. Click here for the hymn, "O Come, O Come Emmanuel".

We continue to look at the Christian hope - but is it more than just pie-in-the-sky? Is it a hope that stands up in the face of reality? Click here to listen. Click here for the hymn, "Come Thou Long-Expected Jesus".

This advent, we will focus on the hope we have in Jesus Christ - a hope rooted in the past, changing the present, and pointing us to the future. Click here to listen to the service. Click here for the hymn, "Lo He Comes".