In this sermon, we explore the powerful moment when the Israelites crossed the River Jordan into the Promised Land. After God miraculously stopped the waters, He didn’t immediately give battle strategies for Jericho — instead, He commanded them to build a memorial of twelve stones. Why? Because before facing future battles, they needed to remember God’s past faithfulness. This sermon unpacks the importance of “memorial stones” — reminders of God’s power, provision, and promises. Just as the Israelites needed reminders, we too need to remember what God has done in our lives. Forgetting weakens faith, but remembering fuels courage.
Our priority as a church is to abide in Jesus' presence. This week, in a special one-off sermon, Daniel Macleod teaches from John 15;...
Trevor Payne looks at Ephesians 3 and explains what the Church is and what significance it has in the modern world, continuing our series...
Continuing our teaching series in Philippians, Daniel Macleod unpacks Philippians 1:18-30 and looks at the psyche of Paul, who found complete joy in Christ.
