What is your role in the Kingdom of God? Is your role defined by what others are doing and saying or is it defined by what God is doing through you?

Is prayer your first response or do you try to solve things yourself? Nehemiah’s first response to any challenge is to pray.

In the opening sermon of the new series on Nehemiah, we learn that we must first and foremost be a people who serve God.

In the final sermon of this series, Ben examines John 21, where Jesus appears to seven of his disciples at daybreak by the Sea of Tiberius. This passage shows us how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything.

How do you deal with things that haven’t gone to plan? Do you believe that God will give you more to allow you to do more?

Bring all your brokenness to Jesus and put your trust in him. Like Mary Magdalene, you will be restored.

Ben introduces a new sermon theme, ‘Eating with Jesus’, where we examine the times that Jesus dines, particularly in Luke’s Gospel.

Even when all around us seems hopeless we are still strengthened by Jesus Christ and the truth by which our lives are defined is the resurrection truth.

Our primary calling is to be a citizen of heaven and be loyal to Jesus Christ, who us the ultimate citizen of heaven. We are called to embody Jesus’ focus on love for EVERYONE.

In his Pentecost Sunday sermon, Ben reminds us that the Holy Spirit does more through us than we can possibly do ourselves. We are not saved through our own good behaviour but by the grace of Jesus. The only way to salvation is trusting in Jesus and sharing the resurrection.