St. Peter's Fireside

Our outwards life must run deep if it is going to spread wide.

We're called to behold and contemplate Christ's glory in our inner most being. Our most authentic self is the parts of us gripped and renewed by Jesus.

What is the one thing you're pursuing?

This sermon was delivered for a special ordination service at St. Peter's Fireside. Our pastor, Alastair Sterne, reflected on the call of Abraham and drew out principles that apply to all us, but particularly for Preston Gordon who was ordained as a deacon.

Isaiah 58 by St. Peter's Fireside

What is commendable faith?

What is faith?

God has promised us a new and living way and invites us to walk into it together in faith hope and love.

How do we endure well?

How do we become perfectly holy people?

Why did our mediation with God require a cross?

Why is the birth of Jesus the joy of heaven?

Because God fulfills his promises, we can rejoice and magnify the Lord, and live in the joy of God’s faithfulness.

What is the joy of assurance?

What is the joy of anticipation?

Why do we need the blood of Jesus?

What is it like to live not in the sketches and shadows of God, but in God’s very presence?

In this sermon, pastor Alastair explores the question: Why is Jesus exactly the priest we need?

In one of the most unsettling passages in Hebrews, pastor Alastair asks us the question, "What is the anchor of your soul?"

Our associate pastor Preston Gordon challenged us with this profound truth: we bear one another’s burdens because we have a burden-bearing God.