Two‑thirds of the world is not Christian, and Stuart argues that mission is essential to the church’s identity—“as burning is to fire, so is mission to the church.”
Jesus’ words about the fields “white already to harvest” shaped Stuart’s calling, leading him to leave a promising banking career for full‑time ministry.
Jesus’ exclusive claim in John 14 feels troubling when viewed against the vast diversity of sincere religious seekers, yet Stuart insists Christ’s words must be taken seriously.
Worship is the appropriate response of human beings to God’s self-revelation and initiative. It starts with an adequate appreciation of who God is and what He has done, and the development of a suitable attitude of wonder, humility, and gratitude.
Churches regularly hold “worship services” which people attend presumably to worship. But what exactly is worship? Why should people be encouraged to worship?
What makes our life count? In 2 Samuel 23, David reminds us that a life that truly counts is one lived in righteousness, rooted in hearing God speak, and marked by daily worship and dependence on His Spirit.
Stuart reads from Paul’s letter to Titus 2:11-15. Paul tells Titus that God’s grace has appeared—an epiphany—bringing salvation and teaching believers to live godly lives as they await Christ’s future, glorious appearing.
God did many things through Elisha’s life, and one of them was that he was constantly advising the king of Israel regarding military moves, often saving the nation from ambush.
Stuart and Jill reflect on their 35 plus years together, explaining that couples enter marriage largely unprepared and deeply shaped—often unknowingly—by the marriages they observed growing up.
Stuart highlights a missionary who has spent decades translating Scripture to show the extraordinary commitment behind getting God’s Word into people’s heart languages.
Psalm 2 is introduced as a coronation song that originally comforted an embattled king by reminding him that “God is on the throne of heaven,” and Christians now see it pointing to Christ’s eternal rule in the midst of global turmoil.
Stuart continues to discuss what it looks like to feed on Scripture. In this message, he models how to study Romans 12:1–2 by reading carefully, asking what the text says, what it means...
In Luke 24, Jesus opens His disciples’ minds to understand the Scriptures and reveals Himself in a fresh, life changing way, showing that believers should never stop growing in their understanding of Him.
Paul urges believers in Colossians 2 and 3 to keep growing in Christ—setting their hearts and minds on things above—because their old life has died and their true life is now hidden with Him.
Stuart warns that although America currently has a strong and visible church, it risks following Britain’s path—moving from cultural influence to becoming an insignificant subculture within a single generation.
In John chapter 7, Jesus makes His offer during the Feast of Tabernacles, a celebration where Israel remembered God’s provision in the wilderness—including the water He gave to a thirsty people.
Noah’s world was filled with people living independently of God, and Scripture says their self-focused lives grieved His heart—yet Noah’s family stood out because they “walked with God” when no one else did.
Peter’s sermon in Acts 2 shows that the church is not a building, but a community of people transformed by Jesus and devoted to learning, fellowship, worship, and shared life.
In Acts 10, Cornelius is portrayed as a genuinely seeking soul, and God responds by sending Peter. This illustrates the pattern that when someone truly seeks God...
Peter teaches that God calls believers to live holy lives, and Stuart explains that one of the strongest ways to resist temptation is to cultivate a deep desire to please God above all else.
Peter teaches that trials and temptations are not merely lures toward sin but tests that reveal and strengthen genuine faith. Stuart urges believers to understand temptation seriously...
In Luke 4, Stuart highlights the last temptation of Christ, noting how Satan tests Him with power, provision, and protection, and how Jesus answers each challenge...
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