Teaching

David Walker speaks from John 4: 7 – 26; 29; 39-42 on how Jesus wants to lift our burdens and give us living water – new life, leading us to a place of worship and thanksgiving every day.

David Walker speaks from Matthew 2: 1 – 12 on the greatest gift of all: Jesus, the saviour of the world, King of Kings, come to us in human form. Will you receive this greatest gift?

David Walker speaks from Isaiah 9: 2 – 7, John 1: 1 – 14 and Matthew 2: 1 – 12, inviting us to search for Jesus this Christmas as we look to the manger, to the cross and also to the throne of heaven: Jesus has come to save us and is going to return – let’s put our trust in Him.

David Walker speaks from 2 Corinthians 7: 1-16 on the difference between worldly sorrow and Godly sorrow, which through repentance, produces change in us and leads to salvation, a passion for holiness and a desire to see justice done.

David Walker speaks to us from 2 Corinthians 1: 12-24 on how God has anointed us, put his seal of ownership on us and given us His Spirit as a guarantee of what is to come.

David Walker speaks from Acts 9: 1-15 on surrendering ourselves to be transformed by Jesus.

Continuing our sermon series, David Walker speaks from Nehemiah 10: 28-39 on generosity.

David Walker speaks from Nehemiah 3:1-12. He calls and invites us to serve together and use our gifts to re-build the church.

David Walker begins our new series on rebuilding after a time of exile. We are journeying through the book of Nehemiah. Beginning today with a call to prayer and repentance. David speaks from Nehemiah 1.

Whatever this past year and season of life has brought you, if you are feeling down, hopeless, hurting, broken or unsure about the future, Jesus has the power to transform your life. David Walker speaks about the transforming power of Jesus, as he explores Luke 24: 13-35