Love is a word that can invoke many different reactions.  Some good, some bad, depending on the perspective.  In the first installment of our new sermon series, 'So Loved', Pastor Adrian dives into the book of Hosea where we are given a glimpse of how deep God's love for us is.

In His resurrection, many of Jesus' followers did not recognize Him as the man they had followed to the cross.  As His followers today, we also fail to remember Jesus for who He is.  We wish Him to be what our preferences hope for and miss the reality of His true identity as Lord and Saviour.

In His resurrection, many of Jesus' followers did not recognize Him as the man they had followed to the cross.  As His followers today, we also fail to remember Jesus for who He is.  We wish Him to be what our preferences hope for and miss the reality of His true identity as Lord and Saviour.

On Palm Sunday it is important that we recognize the significance of the triumphal entry described in Luke 19.  It is at this moment that Jesus establishes Himself as king; a king who would rule like no other; not to conquer nations, but the hearts  and minds of those who would follow Him.

God's plan for reconciliation had Jesus paying the debt of sin that we were unable to pay. We can now be reconciled to God and men.