This sermon from Joshua 8 centres on renewal, grace, and perseverance in the Christian journey. Drawing on Joshua’s story, Charles emphasises that failure and sin are not endpoints, but invitations to receive God’s grace, stand up again, and move forward empowered by His Word. The passage invites believers to embrace dependence on God, be vigilant against temptation, and embody the diverse yet unified community of faith—the “temple of uncut stones.” Ultimately, the story points forward to Jesus, the supreme leader and fulfiller of God’s promises, who took humanity’s curse upon Himself so that believers might inherit blessing and righteousness.
"Evangelism is like one hungry beggar telling another hungry beggar where there is bread" - Charles Spurgeon. By looking at Paul's example in 1...
Daniel Macleod teaches from Matthew 6: 33 and explains what living in the Kingdom of God looks like for the Church.
As part of our Easter Sunday service, Daniel Macleod highlights 7 reasons to rejoice because of the resurrection, based on 1 Peter 1:3-9.
