David was God’s anointed king and we are going to see today that he was deeply hated and dearly loved. The same was true of our Lord Jesus. The same will be true for you as a Christian. You will experience the hatred of the world and the love of God in...

It is possible to serve the Lord with great distinction, and then to undo much of the good you have accomplished. The final chapter of David's life serves as a warning to us that it is possible to accomplish much good, but then for it all to unravel in the...

Pastor Colin makes three observations about David. Each of them will point us to our Lord Jesus Christ. The inadequacies of David will highlight the glories of Jesus.

True faith lasts, and it is in persevering that we show ourselves to be Christ’s sheep. “My sheep hear my voice… and they follow me” (John 10:27). Following Christ is the mark of Christ’s sheep.

If you who once professed faith in Jesus Christ, but for whatever reason, you have turned away from faith, I am glad you are here; and this message is also for you.

Most Christians know someone who at one time professed faith in Jesus Christ and then wandered away. At one time they were enthusiastic, engaged in ministry—there seemed to be evidence of spiritual life. But then something changed.

In Acts 9:15, Paul is referred to as God’s “chosen instrument.” In this series, you will be encouraged as you see how three of God’s chosen instruments—Phillip, Paul, and Ananias—were used by God to bring others to faith in Jesus Christ.

How is the Apostle Paul’s conversion on the Damascus Road a model or a pattern for us? Pastor Colin talks about how Paul’s experience is a model of what must happen in each of our lives if we are to become true Christians.