What does it look like when your faith actually changes how you treat people? In this sermon, we explore what holiness really means. The prophet Leviticus reminds us that being holy isn’t about religious rules—it’s about how we treat one another. Jesus distils the whole law into two commandments: love God, and love your neighbour. But what happens when your neighbour is difficult? Different from you? When loving costs you something? Drawing on John Wesley’s vision of “social holiness,” we…
When you’re facing an uncertain future, what matters most to you? In this Bible study, we explore Moses’ remarkable conversation with God about presence, relationship, and glory. Moses could have asked for a plan, security, or divine directions. Instead, he asks: “Show me your ways so I may know you.” He demands God’s presence, refusing to move without him. And he asks the boldest request of all: to see God’s glory. Through Moses’ prayer, we discover what you truly need:…
“I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Jesus teaches that following him isn’t about finding a map—it’s about finding a person. A satnav tells you where to go, but Jesus walks with you. A map shows a destination, but Jesus promises a home. The Christian life is following the way: knowing Jesus means knowing truth grounded in Scripture, the fruits of the spirit, and God’s presence. It means living life in all its fullness. You don’t need fast…
God makes all things new. The Passover teaches us three powerful truths. First, a new beginning: it’s time to forget the past and move forward, no matter how long you’ve waited or how many times you’ve failed. Second, a new identity: you no longer belong to the darkness or to oppression. You belong to God. You are his child, and he will never leave you or forsake you. Third, a new community: you don’t walk alone. When you fall, your…
