Whatever your feelings about it and however you voted, there is no doubt that the EU referendum has exposed deep divisions within our society, and to a lesser extent, within the church. How have disciples of Jesus to respond to this turmoil? How are we to live for him in a fractured society? How are…
Sermons on John
Jesus is alive and following breakfast on the beach the risen Lord Jesus meets with his friend and disciple, Peter. John 21
Ursula Millar opens up John’s Gospel and from God’s Word shows how the Risen Lord Jesus speaks Peace to his disciples including so called ‘Doubting Thomas”.
Gareth Menzies visiting Tiree from Kenmore and Aberfeldy shares exciting personal truths from John 14
On the occasion of the Tiree Ultra-Marathon Derek Campbell opens up God’s Word to proclaim how in grace (his love) God relentlessly pursues men and women.
Though I walk in the midst of trouble, You will revive me; You will stretch out Your hand. Here the Psalmist expresses his confidence in God. The Psalmist is assured that God will act on his behalf. But there are occasions when the Psalmist is confused and bewildered. Alan Millar takes up ‘Dealing with the…
It’s the first day of the week and we are meeting in the presence of our risen Lord Jesus. Sue Bottomley takes us 20:30 and into chapter 21.
Derek Campbell takes us to John 1:1-5 saying, I want to ask a different kind of question this morning. Not “What do you want for Christmas?” but “”Who do you want for Christmas?”
Having read from John 12:20-43, John Bottomley, speaks on the glory of God revealed in Jesus Christ
The dawn light. The stranger on the shore. The charcoal fire with breakfast cooking on it. Few passages in the New Testament have a more numinous quality. Few passages in the New Testament are so haunting in their beauty. But there is another side to the story and that almost idyllic picture.