Breakout 25: Acts 27 Will Your Anchor Hold?
Ian Gray
Ian continues our series through the book of Acts. Today we consider Paul’s adventures at sea which saw him shipwrecked on Malta. Ian asks us if our anchor will hold?
Trusting God when you don’t understand him
Lionel Gibbs
The prophet Habbakuk wrestles with a common problem we face: how do we respond to God when he does things we just don’t understand?
From Rock to Reed: 5 – “Littlefaith”
Ian Gray
We’re in a teaching series following the life of Simon Peter, the most well known of Jesus’ disciples. Although Easter is past, we’re going back to a previous episode in Peter’s life, where he takes a literal leap of faith into the Sea of Galilee. Good move? Bad move? Too risky? Too impetuous? See what [ more… ]
Nehemiah pt 2: What is it that you want?
Ian Gray
Last week we started a series journeying through the book of Nehemiah. Even though he was a Jewish exile in Babylon, Nehemiah’s highly successful career had placed him in a senior position in the King’s palace. But having heard of the desolate condition of Jerusalem, Nehemiah was prepared to put both his career and his [ more… ]
Something Old, Something New
Ian Gray
After more than twenty years here, today will be our last day in the Victoria Park Centre. We have much to celebrate and thank God for as we remember all that he has done over the years. But what next? There’s the practical question of where we’ll be meeting next week, next month, next year. [ more… ]
Encourage Me! Faith
Ian Gray
We’ve been in a series looking at some of the ways God encourages us, and equips us to encourage those around us. We’ve seen how God’s grace to forgive us is also an indication of how much joy he gets from bringing us back into relationship with him; and we’ve seen how he offers hope [ more… ]
Elijah 4: Boiling Prayers
Ian Gray
We’re in the middle of a teaching series on the life of the prophet Elijah. Elijah has been staying with a widow in the town of Zarephath, where last week we saw God miraculously providing for them. But today as we reach 1 Kings 17:17-24, it seems like everything goes wrong again.