In the first week of our seven week series in Malachi, Pastor Alastair Sterne explores Malachi 1:1-5. Listen as he talks about how the people of God began to question God's love in such a way that it led to accusations and false conclusions about who God is. Yet God in his love engaged all the tough questions and doubts because God wants his people to not only understand his love intellectually, but to experience and know it in their lives.

How Have You Loved Us?

In the first week of our ten week series in Philippians, Pastor Alastair Sterne explores Philippians 1:1-11. Because of the stunning totality of the gospel we have a joy bigger than ourselves. Listen as he looks at the joy of the gospel, our struggle with joy, and the ongoing joy of the gospel.

From Start To Finish And Everywhere In Between

In the fourth week of our nine week series, Cloud Of Witnesses, Pastor Alastair Sterne walks us through Hebrews 11.7. In it he asks the question "How can we endure the judgment of God?" He looks at Noah's unseen event, our unseen event, and the faith that endures.

An Enduring Faith (Noah)

In the latest installment of our series, The Gospel of Mark, Alastair Sterne explores Mark 7.14-23. Here's the big idea: The darkness in the world actually starts in our hearts. Only Jesus can cleanse us from the inside out. 

Outside In, Inside Out

You're the light that leads me home
You're my friend when I feel alone
You're the bread I feed upon
You lead me on, you lead me on

You're the joy inside my heart
You're the grace when I fall apart
You're the name I call upon
You lead me on, you lead me on

Jesus, how majestic is your name
All the earth will sing your praise forever

When I feel my sin so strong
When my actions are all wrong
Jesus, you will be my song
You lead me on, you lead me on

Be my guide
Through the mess of my worry and pride
Take me into your love
Into your open arms

How Majestic Is Your Name (Demo)

As we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke, Alastair Sterne preaches from Luke 3.1-20 and considers the expectation of John the Baptist.

The Expectation of John

This week Alastair Sterne preaches from Luke 3.21-22. He invites us to consider the significance of Jesus' baptism, and the importance of our identity in the face of temptation.

How Have You Loved Us?

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