Heb 12:1-4. The author of Hebrews likens the Christian life to a race. Like an athlete, we must have a certain discipline and focus to run well, with our eyes on the prize, looking unto Jesus. The key element of the race is to ensure we are maintaining a living...

Gen 12:4-10, Gen 13:1-18, Gen 22:1-13, Heb 11:7-18. Abraham was a man of faith and a man who built altars to draw near to his God. An altar was never too far away for Abraham as he lived by faith. Today we are also called to be people of faith...

Exodus 12:1-14. The remarkable story of Israel’s deliverance from slavery in Egypt centres around the sacrifice of The Passover Lamb. The New Testament clearly declares that Christ is OUR Passover, sacrificed for us. What treasures can we discover as we explore this amazing truth together?

2 Cor 12:7-10. Just like Paul, we may often pray that our trouble or suffering would be taken away. We think that would be best for us. But God’s answer to Paul was not to take something away, but to add something. He told Paul that added grace was sufficient...

John 12:27-50. The Public ministry of Christ, recorded in Chap 1-11, has now come to an end and Jesus makes his final plea to Israel as the curtain closes. As Isaiah predicted, they would not believe, and subsequently could not believe as their hearts were hardened. We see this principle...

John 12:20-26. Jesus predicted his own suffering and resurrection on multiple occasions. After declaring that he must go to His cross in other gospel accounts, he says to be his diciples we must deny oursleves and take up our cross. What does it mean to take up YOUR cross?

John 12:12-16. As Jesus rides in Jerusalem, fulfilling prophecy as Israel’s King, He knows that the nation has rejected them and, according to Luke 19:28-44, weeps over Jerusalem and makes a shocking prophecy regarding his second coming.

Matt 12:38-40. Jesus told the Pharisees that no sign would be given to them but “The Sign of Jonah”. Looking into  Jonah 1-2: this message reveals some wonderful insights from the story of Jonah that look to the death, burial and resurrection of Christ.

John 12:1-11. Mary’s expression of extravegent love and worship is contrasted in this passage with Judas and his heart of betrayal towards The Lord.

Hebrews 12:1-4 The Christian life is likened to a race set before us. It’s not a sprint but a marathon that must be run with patience. And we must look to Jesus, the auther and finisher of our faith, until the finish line.