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David had one safe place to turn to as the storms of life began to swirl around him: the covenant love of his friend, Jonathan. Their friendship and commitment to one another is a wonderful picture of God's covenant commitment to his people, secured by the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Elders: 1. Lovingly Lead the Sheep 2. Know the Sheep 3. Feed the Sheep 4. Protect the Sheep 5. Plead for the Sheep

When we face trials, what we don't do is just as important as what we do. 1. Don't Undervalue Christian Faithful Friends 2. Don't Think Sinners Will Escape God's Judgment 3. Don't Miss God's Protection and Providence

The first in a short series considering the biblical grounds and qualifications for elders to lead the local church.

Guest Preacher: Rev. Robert Robb

Guest Preacher: Rev. Robert Robb

After the big event come the reactions. Our world loves to hear from everyone about what they think when there's an election, a great team victory, an incident that has an impact on society. This passage tells us about the reactions of King Saul, his family and his nation to the rising star, David. How do you respond to God's King?

David vs Goliath - a story well-loved the world over. But is it well-known, really?! The surprising truth of this passage is: you CAN'T face your giants; but there is a Saviour who has faced them for you.

The Spirit of God rushes on David, equipping him for his service as king; meanwhile the Spirit departs from Saul. Here we see a contrast between those filled with God's Spirit and those who, sadly, are without him.

We don't approach heads of state or VIPs any way we like; nor can we approach Jesus that way. There is a right way and a wrong way to come making demands of the King of kings.

What the people of Israel looked for in a king - a handsome warrior, like all the other nations - led them to disaster, with King Saul. Now, God chooses his King - and he does so by looking on the heart. It's the heart that matters most!

'Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.' So says Jesus, the uncompromising Messiah. Our world is often too polarised about too many issues, but Jesus makes clear here that when it comes to him and his kingdom, there can be no sitting on the fence.

As the crowds and religious leaders give their verdict on Jesus and his ministry, Matthew reminds us of the verdict of heaven. We are to see Jesus as the Father sees him: 1. Chosen, Perfect Servant 2. Spirit-Filled Preacher 3. Compassionate Shepherd 4. Hope of the Nations

Two ditches to be avoided when it comes to observing the Sabbath. Ditch Number 1 is legalism: adding on our own rules and restrictions, and expecting everyone else to comply with them, to the point of making this commandment a burden. Ditch Number 2 is liberalism: treating this one, holy day as though it were just like any other. Jesus helps us to avoid both. He is the Lord of the Sabbath!

This short passage includes some of the most important, and the most precious, words of Jesus in the whole Bible.