Sunday Sermons

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through 1 Kings 19:1-18, where Elijah comes down from the victory on Mount Carmel and, within a single verse, is exhausted, afraid and depressed enough to pray that God would take his life. Through it all we'll see how the God of compassion responds to His servant - He listens, He restores, He speaks and He sends.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through 1 Kings 18:17-39, where a prophet, a wicked king and 450 prophets of Baal meet on Mount Carmel, and a nation that has been calling out for years finally discovers which God answers. Through it all we'll see the mercy of a God who calls a divided people back to Himself.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through 1 Kings 17:7-24 and we follow Elijah into four hopeless places - a dry brook, a foreign gate, an empty kitchen, and a home where a boy has died. Through it all we'll see that even when God's own people have stopped listening, He is still speaking.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through 1 Kings 16:29-17:7 and we meet Elijah in one of the darkest moments in Israel's history - a king who has made idolatry the state religion and a people who have stopped listening to God. Through it all we'll see that God keeps His promises.

In week two of Generous for the Sake of the Kingdom, Ps Simon works through 2 Corinthians 8 and Matthew 6 to ask three questions: where does generosity come from, what does it reveal, and where does it lead?

In our final week in Esther, Ps James shows us in chapters 9 and 10 that the day appointed for the destruction of God's people becomes a day of deliverance, fear gives way to feasting, and a rescued people pause to remember and celebrate. We see how this points us to the greater rescue we celebrate at the cross.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through Esther 8 and we see the amazing grace of God on display in four ways: grace that lifts the lowly, grace that sees our tears, grace that overcomes the law, and grace that turns mourning into joy - and discover how the story of a second decree in Esther points us straight to the cross of Christ.

Join Ps Simon as he leads us through Esther 7 and we watch how four turnarounds unfold: a stubborn heart softened, power used to serve, the proud brought low and wrongs made right - and see God at work behind the scenes the whole time, even when He seemed silent.

In Esther 5-6, a series of small moments line up in a way no one could have planned: a sleepless night, a forgotten record and a delayed request by Esther. Join Ps James as we look back over the story and see God's hand at work, and discover why we can trust Him even when our circumstances don't make sense.

In Esther 4, a death sentence hangs over God's people, and word reaches Esther in the palace. Join Ps Simon as we explore what it looks like to live faithfully when God seems silent.