by Richard Keith | May 19, 2026
A sermon on Luke 4 and 2 Timothy 3 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 17 May 2026 Over the last few weeks we’ve been talking about essential doctrines. The truths about God that are vital for Christians to believe. We’ve seen that God alone is God....
by Richard Keith | May 10, 2026
A sermon on John 14:15-26 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 10 May 2026 Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been looking at essential doctrines: the truths about God that are vital for Christians to believe. Two weeks ago we saw that only God is God. There...
by Richard Keith | May 5, 2026
A sermon on John 1:1-18 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 3 May 2026 Who can you turn to in a crisis? Who do you pray to when life takes a turn for the worse? Footballers and cricketers might turn to the gods of sport. Gamblers might invoke the help of Lady Luck. And...
by Richard Keith | Apr 28, 2026
A sermon on Isaiah 40:12-31 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 26 April, 2026 Isaiah chapter 40 is a wonderful passage, full of picture perfect quotes. None are better than its closing words: Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings...
by Richard Keith | Apr 8, 2026
A sermon on John 20:1-18 by Rev Richard Keith on Easter Day 2026 There is great power in using someone’s name. When the phone rings and someone calls me by name, even if I do not recognise the voice at first, I know that this is someone who knows me. But if they ask...
by Richard Keith | Apr 3, 2026
A sermon on Mark 12:38-13:2 by Rev Richard Keith on Good Friday 2026 Today, I’m going to ruin a beautiful story. Not by going too long, and not by using poor illustrations or making bad applications, but with the truth. Because this is what Good Friday does. It spoils...
by Richard Keith | Mar 30, 2026
A sermon on Esther 4-5 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 29 March 2026 A friend of mine once shared a story about a man he knew who was dying. His friend was not a Christian, and my friend felt a burden on his heart to go and tell him about Jesus. Time was running out,...
