The parables of mustard seed and yeast give us insight into the nature of the kingdom of God.

In the final sermon of this series, Ben looks at Paul’s instructions for prayer. When do you pray? Where do you pray? What do you pray?

Where there is brokenness in the world and injustice we still seek to serve the Lord as best we can. But we should serve the Lord fully whatever situation we find ourselves in.

In this passage, Paul rejoices in his suffering. Ben tells us that we cannot know God unless we know tough times.

In the second sermon of the series looking at Paul’s Letter to the Colossians, Ben explores the character of Jesus.

On Trinity Sunday Ben looks at the character of God in the story of Joshua and draws parallels with the doctrine of the Holy Trinity.

On Pentecost Sunday, Ben looks at parallels between Joshua renewing the covenant and Jesus giving the disciples new commandments.

God’s people are called to be a holy people, devoted to the Lord’s plan. There is a danger that we can be easily distracted from this course by frivolous things.

What do you do with disobedience in your own life? Do you ignore it and hope it goes away or do you put your trust in God?

When we stand still it is then that we are most in danger of falling down. Using this passage from Joshua, Ben tells us to keep pressing forward like the Israelites, but under the banner of Christ.