A look at the frequent New Testament command to love one another | John 13.34-35
NOTE: Stranraer audio unavailable - this version was preached in Stornoway RPCS
Introducing the 'One Anothers'
An introduction to the frequent 'one another' commands in the New Testament
Cosmic Conflict
The idea of the struggle between good and evil is everywhere. Have you ever wondered where it came from? | Genesis 3:15
Crime and Punishment
Sin has consequences - in this life and beyond | Genesis 3:14-24
The Results are In
Sin: we get what we want, but it doesn't make us happy | Genesis 3:7-13
Where It All Went Wrong
The day a perfect world was plunged into chaos - and the enemy that day is still at work and still using the same strategies to wreak havoc today | Genesis 3:1-6
Made for Relationship
Loneliness is a constant struggle for many today. Genesis 2 teaches that as human beings we weren't made to be alone. Marriage is God's usual pattern for humanity, but even it is only temporary and points to something greater | Genesis 2:18-25
The First Adam and the Fateful Tree
Adam's failure in a garden beside a tree in the Garden of Eden explains why the world's in the state that it's in, and shows us our need for Jesus to succeed where he failed | Genesis 2:16-17
Paradise
Why do we spend so much of our lives either looking back to the good old days or longing for something better ahead? | Genesis 2:4-15
A God-centred life
The first Sabbath, the Sabbath today, and the future Sabbath | Genesis 2:1-3