Harmonizing the gospel accounts gives us an insightful, composite view of the resurrection timeline as we consider the greatest event in history! Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, for He is risen! 

Luke 1:26-38. As the gospel story unfolds in the book of Luke, Gabriel visits Mary and gives her the incredible news that she will be the virgin mother of the Messiah. Her response is one of faith, humility and servanthood. What lessons can we learn for our own Christian life and calling from the response […]

Luke 1:5-25. Does it ever seem that God is not listening? or not answering prayer? or you don’t quite understand what He is doing in your life? Then have a listen to this sermon. After the 400 “silent years” the silence is finally broken in the opening chapter of Luke with an explosion of miracles, […]

Did Christ ever appear in the Old Testament? Can we conclude that “The Angel of The Lord” in the Old Testament is speaking of a pre-incaranate appearance of Jesus? What insights can we gain of the person of Christ from studying these appearances? Enjoy this over view brought to us afresh by Brian Melia. 

Luke 2:8-20. The angel came to announce “good news of great joy to all people”. And what was that good news? “Unto you is born a saviour, Christ the Lord”. Oh this is the good news, the greatest news we could ever hear and believe. The shepherds believed it and came quickly to see the […]

Dan 10:1-21. Daniel’s last and most detailed vision of the latter days relating to Israel is found in Chap’s 10-12. Chap 10 prepares us and sets the stage for the details laid out in Chap 11 & 12. We also gain amazing insights into prayer and spiritual warfare as Daniel’s prayers are both hindered and […]

John 20:1-20. The composite view of the resurrection story is not so easy to piece together. It takes some careful comparison of the gospels to lay down the timeline for that special Sunday morning. In this study of the most important day in history, we piece together the events that Resurrection morning.

Luke 1:28-55. In this Christmas Sermon we consider Lukes account of Mary being visited by the angel, giving her the news that she would bring forth a child, the messiah for the Jews and Saviour for all.