Repentance and Renewal
May 31, 2026
Nathaniel Nurse explains that true repentance begins with a deep, relational grief over distance from God, not just regret over consequences, and is grounded in God’s prior faithfulness in pursuing His people. He shows that repentance involves both turning away from idols and returning wholeheartedly to God, resulting in humble dependence, honest confession, and renewed trust in Him alone for salvation and security.
David and Goliath
July 12, 2026
Andrew Dawson explores the story of David and Goliath by showing that the central issue is not courage or overcoming personal obstacles, but where faith is placed. David's trust in the living God shaped his identity, courage, and purpose, standing in sharp contrast to Saul, the Israelites, and Goliath, whose misplaced faith led to fear and failure. The sermon ultimately points beyond David to Jesus, the true Champion whose victory over sin and death gives believers lasting confidence, even when faith is tested through suffering rather than immediate earthly victory.
David Crowned King
August 9, 2026
Dave Brereton explores David’s response to finally receiving the kingship he had waited years for, particularly his relentless desire for the presence of God. Through David’s worship, the Psalms, and Jesus’ desire that his people be with him, the sermon calls us to examine what we truly want and to cultivate a relationship with God in which his presence, glory, love, and companionship become our deepest desire.
Absalom’s Rebellion
August 30, 2026
Dave Brereton examines 2 Samuel 15 and the rebellion of Absalom against David, highlighting the devastating consequences of sin and the brokenness that can persist within a family even after forgiveness. Through David’s rejection, grief, and return to the wilderness, the message emphasizes that when life becomes messy and circumstances feel beyond our control, we should not run from God but run to Him, trusting His purposes even when we cannot understand what He is doing.