Session 2 on prayer. Suggestions to ground our prayer life to reality. Looking at contrasting prayers in Psalms 13, 25 and 109.

Preached just after a fire drill Similarly the return of Jesus will be unexpected. Jesus says "therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come."

Jesus saves a wedding from the shame of insufficient wine. Obedience to "do whatever he tells you" leads to the miracle proving he is the Son of God to disciples and those serving the guests. There is sound interference part way into the sermon but it does not detract from the message.

First of three sermons on personal prayer, this sermon, "Keep it Simple". We have direct access to our Father in heaven as only a son has. After reading a section of the bible we can pray: Wow, Thank you, Sorry and Please.

Ecclesiastes chapter 12. Enjoy God's gifts in this brief life whilst you can. Surpassing joy can only be found in the gift of new and eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Preached before a baptism. As St. Paul wrote to the Corinthians: "the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich".

We cannot know everything, much is unpredictable. Yet whilst being sensible we are to be bold for the Lord, and enjoy God's gifts in the present time.

The mystery of three persons in one God, and how he wants and can move amongst us.

Jesus comforts the disciples by explaining that His departure is necessary so He can send the Holy Spirit. The Spirit will act as a counselor, convict the world of sin, and guide believers into all truth.

The Christian life is worked out in relationships. John writes warmly to his dear friend Gaius. He contrasts 2 people in the church, and writes "Dear friend, do not imitate what is evil but what is good"