Jesus said that the world would know His disciples by their love for one another. In this sermon, we explore how God reveals His glory through creation, through the cross, and through the Church. But Jesus doesn't simply call us to believe the gospel—He calls us to embody it.
What does it look like to love as Christ has loved us? How does receiving God's love transform the way we serve, forgive, sacrifice, and care for others? And why has genuine Christian love always been one of the most compelling witnesses to the truth of the gospel?
Drawing on Scripture, church history, and practical application, this sermon reminds us that the Church's greatest testimony isn't impressive programmes or gifted leaders—it's a community shaped by the self-giving love of Jesus.
When it comes to spiritual disciplines, fasting is probably one of the most difficult, especially in the western church. Yet it is a much...
As we start a new year, Daniel Macleod teaches from Psalm 23 and lifts up Jesus, our Shepherd.
In this sermon, Daniel reminds us about the significance of the Lord's supper.
