An unexpected - but necessary - encounter | Exodus 4:18-26Por Stephen Steele

Taking time as we come to the Lord’s Table to do what a Roman governor once said in mockery | John 19:14Por Stephen Steele

Exodus 4:1-17Por Stephen Steele

Matthew 27:42Por Stephen Steele

Exodus 3:13-22Por Stephen Steele

John 11:45-53Por Stephen Steele

Exodus 3:1-12Por Stephen Steele

Luke 7:34; 15:2Por Stephen Steele

Romans 16:25-27Por Stephen Steele

Romans 16:17-20Por Stephen Steele

What made these people different, and what had they become? | Romans 16:1-16, 20-23Por Stephen Steele

Paul finally gets to one of his key reasons for writing this letter | Romans 15:14-33Por Stephen Steele

There's not a lot of hope around - so what reasons do Christians have for hope? | Romans 15:8-13Por Stephen Steele

What a much-loved parable tells us about Jesus - and about us | Luke 15:1-7Por Stephen Steele

The God who hears, remembers, sees and knows | Exodus 2:23-25Por Stephen Steele

Love means looking past people's actions, caring about consciences, keeping a sense of perspective, and looking to Jesus | Romans 14:1-15:7Por Stephen Steele

Is being right on every issue the most important thing? | Romans 14:1 - 15:7Por Stephen Steele

Keeping the main thing the main thing | 1 Corinthians 15-16Por Stephen Steele

“This Moses whom they rejected”: God's deliverer visits his people - but they did not realise that he was giving them salvation by his hand | Exodus 2:12-22Por Stephen Steele

Romans 13:8-14Por Stephen Steele

The story of God’s salvation starts with the birth of a baby, who despite all his privileges, is not ashamed to call God’s people his brothers | Exodus 2:1-11Por Stephen Steele

What responsibility do we have to those who rule over us? | Romans 13:1-7Por Stephen Steele

God's promise is fulfilled even when it doesn't look like it, God's promise always brings opposition, and God's promise uses weak people | Exodus 1Por Stephen Steele

The true Christian uses the gifts they've been given to serve the body, and the true Christian is known for their love to others | Romans 12:3-21Por Stephen Steele

The significance of Jesus' Ascension | Luke 24:50-53Por Stephen Steele

Why do we do what we do? Romans 12:1-2Por Stephen Steele

Romans 11:11-36Por Stephen Steele

The Jews' fall is not final - and God only has one olive tree | Romans 11:11-22Por Stephen Steele

The second sign of Jesus’ glory in John’s gospel | John 4:43-54Por Stephen Steele

Has God rejected his people? | Romans 11:1-10Por Stephen Steele

How are we to evangelise? (Apologies for the poor audio quality)Por Stephen Steele

The relevance of preaching in a visual age | Romans 10:14-21Por Stephen Steele

Why evangelise? | Luke 5:1-11Por Stephen Steele

God’s hidden activity and Jesus’ apparent inactivity | Mark 15:21-32Por Stephen Steele

The climax of the first part of Mark's gospel - but the disciples still have a lot to learn | Mark 8:1-30Por Stephen Steele

Herod ignored his conscience, failed to take his opportunities, and was paralysed by the opinion of others | Mark 6:7-29Por Stephen Steele

The heart of the human problem is the problem of the human heart | Mark 7Por Stephen Steele

The works road is closed, the faith road is open | Romans 10:5-13Por Stephen Steele

The one who feeds his people in the wilderness, the one who walks across the raging seas to reassure his people, and the one who will restore all things to the way they were meant to be | Mark 6:31-56Por Stephen Steele

Faith or works? | Romans 9:30-10:4Por Stephen Steele

Mark 6:1-30Por Stephen Steele

God is not unjust, God is God and we are not, and Evangelism is still Essential | Romans 9:14-29Por Stephen Steele

When suffering hits | Mark 4:35-41Por Stephen Steele

God's people outwardly aren't all God's people inwardly | Romans 9:6-13Por Stephen Steele

The Kingdom of God is unspectacular now, but one day it will be glorious | Mark 4:21-34Por Stephen Steele

Sincere sorrow at squandered privileges | Romans 9:1-5Por Stephen Steele

Romans 1:16-17Por Stephen Steele

As we get back into the book of Romans, we ask what Paul’s reasons for writing this great book werePor Stephen Steele

A communion consideration of the deaths (one figurative; one actual) of Jonah and Jesus | Jonah 2Por Stephen Steele

Jonah 1:1-16Por Stephen Steele