The Bible not only teaches us what to believe, but it also teaches us how to live. When we live according to Bible truth we live in fellowship with one another and support one another giving glory to God.
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Sermons from 2017 (Page 2)
Evangelism is a Biblical Imperative; not simply an organised event, but a reality seen in the lives of God’s people. As we develop our relationship with Christ, so evidence of the Gospel flows from us.
The poor are always with us, yet God has shown how they are to be supported. Giving to the Poor can be seen as giving to the Lord and will reap its reward
Romans ch.1 v.16-17 The gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes The gospel reveals the righteousness of God The gospel brings life
Because we forget even the most wonderful of things there need to be times of rediscovery in our lives when we remember and recover the glory of God. This sermon sets out what it is we need to recover today.
Because we forget even the most wonderful of things there need to be times of rediscovery in our lives when we remember and recover the glory of God. This sermon sets out what it is we need to recover today.
Jesus’ last words before dying on the cross are recorded in Luke 23. However, many believe that the death of Jesus was the evil and vengeful action of an angry God on innocent and undeserving Jesus. Did Jesus utter these words out of fear and coercion or willingly and with confidence in his heavenly Father?
Often our prayers are filled with requests and petitions; how much do we spend in thanksgiving. Paul models a prayer of being thankful for what God has done in the past and thankful for what God is still doing now.
1 Corinthians 11:25,26 In a series on The Means of Grace I want us to see Communion as a continuing reminder of the cost of our salvation, that is required of all believers and is a visible means of proclaiming the Gospel
Sermon text Acts 8:36 In this message I hope to explore the spiritual journeys of both Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch, considering the possible hindrances to his baptism and the way in which none of these prevented his baptism, because of the glorious grace of God