Profession of Faith of DR. It’s normal to have doubts, in his sermon today Colin encourages us to doubt our doubts and believe our beliefs!
Young Adults Evening Service. A follow up to our four part ‘Christianity According to Jesus’ series. What’s the foundation of your life? This is a critical question, and we hardly ever consider it. Living ‘Jesus Shaped Lives’ requires not only hearing and believing, but also doing. Jesus demands ongoing change of behaviour. The question is: […]
The second of a three part series on the book of Joel. At your lowest point God calls you to hope in His abundant grace. There are three main points in this sermon: 1. The Call to Seek the Lord’s Mercy (Joel 2: 12-17) 2. The Answer of the Lord’s Blessings (Joel 2: 18-27) 3. […]
Young Adults Evening Service. In this sermon Steve looks at the different reasons for why we believe in Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life (John 14:6). He looks at the philosophical, experiential, rational, phenomenological, historical and spiritual reasons for faith.
The Professions of Faith of Hannah, Bronwyn & Troy and Jane. In the final sermon in our Galatians series, we learn Paul wrote this last passage of Galatians in his own hand, imploring his audience to listen. We put our hope in Jesus, we have nothing to boast in. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus […]
Paul defends himself to the Galatian Christians as he is under attack. He explains that his faith is real and that he is a servant of God. Those who promote another Gospel are doing their best to undermine his apostleship.
As we look at this text we see how important it is to trust that Jesus is in control and that he loves us. Without that knowledge and without faith we will simply be tossed to and fro in all the circumstances of life.
The Shepherds are a well-known part of the Christmas story. But do we need them? What do they add to the story? What might we miss if they were not? Our sermon considers that as shepherds they point us to Jesus, the true and good shepherd. But they are also normal everyday people like all […]