John the Baptist

A sermon on Mark 1:1-15 by Richard Keith on Sunday 13 August 2023   If someone burst through the doors, ran down the aisle, took the collection money, and left, we’d all remember different things. Some of us would remember the thief’s face. Some would remember...

The Righteous Branch

A sermon on Jeremiah 22 and 23 by Richard Keith on Sunday 6 August 2023 The events I am about to describe happened when I was much, much younger and much, much stupider. Nothing like this is ever likely to happen again. The problem was that I was a very inexperienced...

The New Covenant

  A sermon on Jeremiah 31:31-34 by Richard Keith on Sunday 30 July 2023   There is a crucial difference between guilt and responsibility. A person can be responsible, but that doesn’t make them guilty. Sometimes we say things like, “I blame the parents.”...

A Den of Robbers

A message on Jeremiah 7 by Richard Keith on Sunday 23 July 2023 Everybody needs a place where they feel safe. Maybe it’s a little place they call home. Or a corner of the garden that’s cool in summer and warm in winter. Maybe it isn’t the place but the people they’re...

The Covenant with David

A sermon on 2 Samuel 7 by Richard Keith on Sunday 9 July 2023   In 2 Samuel chapter 7 we find David son of Jesse, king of all Israel, feeling like everything was right with the world. Like that perfect morning when the sun is shining, you’re feeling good and...

An Unlikely Saviour

  A sermon on Judges 3 by Richard Keith on Sunday 2 July 2023 Our passage today in Judges chapter 3 is a good example of why the Bible was written in the first place why it was passed down by generations and why it is still read today. It celebrates a remarkable...

Blessings and Curses

A sermon on Deuteronomy 28 by Richard Keith on Sunday 25 June 2023 If you’ve ever asked yourself the question, What have I done to deserve this? then today’s message is for you. If you’ve ever been tempted by the message that God rewards our obedience with good...