Isaiah 53 opens the Christmas series: a prophecy written some 2,800 years ago about a Messiah who would come as a suffering servant.
Lydia in Acts 16, a dealer in purple cloth whose heart the Lord opened, and what gospel impact looks like when it lands on one household.
John 3:16 — arguably the best-known verse there is — set back into its actual conversation with a religious leader who was looking for Jesus but searching in the wrong…
The Transfiguration in Mark 9, brought by a visiting Scottish preacher who came a long way to find himself among family.
The opening of the Believe series, on the basic foundations of Christian faith and on apologetics as an art form: learning to say what you believe and why.
Easter, and the risen Jesus walking into a locked room to say 'Peace be with you' — peace offered first to the people who had abandoned him.