Sermons

God purposed wealth and all of His gifts, to be shared in a way that lets a little bit of His God-centred community of love enter into this fallen world now.

Material wealth and moral wealth come together in our hearts to form something impervious to God’s grace. The problem is that if you are morally or materially rich you will never come against the fact that you need God’s generosity. Salvation is one thing that can’t be bought; you can’t earn it, God gives it … Read moreGenerosity & Wealth

The gospel feels like joy bursting at the seams, because in it you have finally been shown your true home.

God opens His home to strangers like us. He compels us to come in, even though we have nothing to give.

Generosity does not begin with what you have done – it starts with what Jesus has done for you. As C.S. Lewis said, “To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable, because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you.” Watch as Ray David unpacks Luke 17:3-10 and points us to the Radically Generous God.

When you come to terms with the fact that Jesus’ radical generosity on the cross saves you, it will change you from the inside out and make you radically generous to others. Watch as Ray David unpacks Luke 18:9-17 and points us to the radically generous God.

When we read the story of Samson, it gives us a longing for a better Samson, a better Saviour. Samson’s death led to the death of a multitude of Philistines, Jesus’ death led to new life for all his people. Watch as Ray David unpacks Judges 14-16, and points us to the God whose grip on us … Read moreThis Great Salvation

All of the functional saviours in our lives fall short. They may begin to save us, but they always fail in the end. Jesus is the only saviour who both begins and finishes saving us.  Watch as Ray David unpacks Judges 3, the birth of Samson.

You have a new family lineage.

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