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Moray Grace Fellowship
In the sermon today, we continue our journey through John 19.
In the final encounter of Pilate and Jesus, we see Pilate swinging from releasing to crucifying Jesus.
What finally makes his mind up?
What does this tell us about religion?
We start chapter 19 in our journey through John today.
Pastor Vic looks at why the scourging of Jesus was so important, and what it purchased for us.
In this weeks sermon, Pastor Vic describes the encounter Jesus has with Pilate.
We also see why the mob choose Barabbas to release, and not Jesus.
We continue to work through John 18 this week, at the encounter between Caiaphas, the High Priest of the Old Covenant, and Jesus, the High Priest of the New Covenant.
What can we learn from what they say to each other?
Listen to find out
This week, Pastor Vic, re-examines the statement made earlier by Caiaphas, the High Priest, that it would be better if Jesus died.
Of course it would, that was the plan all along!
Pastor Vic seems to go a bit off track today, did he really say Jesus assisted in His arrest?
Listen to find out.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Vic examines one verse, John 18 v 1.
We see Jesus crossing the brook Cedron, and going in to the garden at Gethsemane.
Can we learn anything from the names of these places?
Of course we can!
Today, Pastor Vic completed his studies of John chapter 17, by looking at Jesus praying for His church.
This is a prayer for you!
Pastor Vic continues in our studies of John, looking at the prayer from Jesus to His disciples.
What can we learn from this prayer?
This week Nunsy explores the life of Mephibosheth, and discusses the picture of receiving under the New Covenant.
We can see how we receive from God under this covenant is related to how we see ourselves; are we being crippled by shame and doubt for example, or are we waling into abundance?
We start looking at John 17 today, as we keep working through the Gospel of John together.
This whole chapter is a prayer from Jesus, and we start with a section where He prays for Himself and His work and about his relationship with the Father.
Pastor Vic completes our study of the major discourse of Jesus through chapters 14, 15 and 16.
How does Jesus complete this vital teaching to His disciples?
Pastor Vic continues ours study in the Gospel of John, chapter 16.
This week he uses his relationship with his granddaughter Lydia, to explain how we can relate to God the Father.
One verse this week, John 16 v 23.
What does this tell us about the New Covenant?
What did this tell us about our relationship with God?
This week we look at the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
What will He do when He comes?
Listen to find out, it may surprise you.
This week we start our study of John 16, by looking at what Jesus says about being offended.
He seems to say that we can choose not to be offended.
Can we?
Listen to find out.
Pastor Vic continues his studies through the Book of John, in the Simply Jesus series.
Today our topic is persecution, with a challenging message for believers.
In the final sermon of the year, Pastor Vic teaches on what he considers to be the most significant sentence uttered by a human being; be it unto me according to thy word.
What did this mean?
What does it mean for us living under the New Covenant?
In the sermon today, Pastor Nunsy teaches from Ezekiel 37.
We know the start of this chapter is about the dry bones, but did you know it is also a type and shadow of the New Covenant church.
And it also explains the power we have as New Covenant believers.
Pastor Vic is working through John chapter 15 currently, with the teaching today all about His love.
Are we abiding in HIs love?
What does it mean to abide in His love?
Pastor Vic continues his journey though the Gospel of John, today looking at John 15 v 7 and 8.
What does it mean to be a disciple?
How can we bear fruit?
And why should we want to bear fruit?
Pastor Nunsy concludes this short series looking at the Gospel.
Today we hear an emphasis on forgiveness.
And what has 1 John 1 v 9 got to do with the Gospel?
Pastor Nunsy starts a short 2 part series looking at the Gospel.
What is it?
What does it do?
And what has it to do with righteousness?
We start our study of John chapter 15 this week.
What does it mean to be taken away or purged?
Doesn't sound good?
But it is!
Listen to find out why.
The Word of God, as James calls the perfect law of liberty, is a spiritual mirror.
What do you see about yourself in this mirror?
And more importantly, do you believe it?
Sorry for the sound qualtiy, not sure what went wrong, but hope you can hear this message from the end of John 14.
Jesus ends this chapter with a challenge, Arise, let us go hence.
Will you arise with Him?
In the sermon today, Pastor Vic takes a brief look at the example of Stephen.
How can he be in such peace at this time?
What can we learn from him for our walk today?
Join Pastor Vic as he continues to study through John chapter 14.
This week Jesus carries on teaching His disciples (and us), preparing them (and us) for a period of difficulty.
Can we really not let our hearts be troubled when times are hard?
What does it mean to keep His commandments?
What does He mean when He says He will manifest in our lives if we do?
Listen to find out
In this part of our study, Jesus talks about the Holy Spirit, the Paraclete, the Spirit of Truth.
What does this tell us about the Trinity?
What can we learn about the Holy Spirit?
In John 14 v 15 Jesus talks about his commandments.
List to find out that His is not talking about the 10 Commandments of the Old Covenant, but the commandment of love in the New Covenant.
What does this mean for you, a New Covenant Saint?
We are now working our way through John 14, and this week Pastor Vic explores the verses suggesting we can ask for anything in the name of Jesus and receive.
But are there conditions?
Can we really ask for anything?
We move through John 14 again this morning.
Today we see how Jesus responds to Philip asking Him to show them the Father.
This is something that Jesus has spoken of many times before.
He also challenges the church, us, to do the same works that He did!
Challenging indeed.
We carry on this week into John 14.
What does Jesus mean about preparing a place for us?
What does that mean for each of us?
And what does me mean by saying He is the way, and the truth, and the life.
This week Pastor Vic starts working through John 14, looking at verse 1; the first of a discourse where Jesus prepares His disciples for a time of crisis.
What does it mean to not let our hearts be troubled?
And how do we do this?
You'll not be surprised to know it is all about the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Vic moves away from the Simply Jesus series today for some revision on mind renewal.
This may be revision for most of us, but it is still important, and is a teaching that can changes our lives.
If we can understand Romans 12 v 2 and its implications, we can change!
We reach the end of chapter 13 this week.
What does Jesus mean when He says the disciples cannot follow Him now, but can later?
What does the new commandment mean for us?
Pastor Vic teaches on foot washing today.
Is it a sacrament, or simply a picture of servant leadership, love and humility?
Listen to find out.
Was Judas at the Last Supper?
Did he partake in the bread or the wine or both?
Join the discussion here, listen for more.
This week we reach John 13 in our journey through the Gospel of John.
John 13 v 1 is a powerful verse, a verse of comfort for Jesus and for us.
Listen to learn more about the love of Jesus.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Vic concludes chapter 12 from the Gospel of John.
We hear Jesus say things He has already said, and things He will say again. He preaches the Gospel, He talks of His nature and He reminds everyone He is from God.
What a blessing this passage is!
Pastor Vic takes a wee detour this week, away from the Simply Jesus series.
He takes time to go through, verse by verse, Proverbs 3 v 1 to 8, showing how we can use the Word and our relationship with the Father, to live a more full, health and good life.
A life free from stress and anxiety is possible, according to this passage of Scripture.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Vic looks at Mary worshipping Jesus in an extravagant fashion.
What can we learn from this picture of relationship?
And what should we make of others and the way they worship?
Pastor Vic heads on a wee tangent, looking at the topic of rest.
Should we rest?
What is spiritual rest?
What does it mean to rest in Jesus?
We continue our journey through John, seeing Jesus end religion and bring in relationship.
What can we learn from Lazarus sitting at the table Jesus?
Why, it's a picture of our salvation.
Pastor Vic continues his series from 2023 this morning, by carrying on his journey through the Gospel of John, in what we call Simply Jesus.
This week we look at the aftermath of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.
What does this tell us about the religious mindset?
What can we learn about the end of religion?
In his first week back from India, Pastor Vic preaches about the encounter Jesus has with the Samaritan woman at the well.
She seemed to be a Nobody, but Jesus treated her as a Somebody, and she is a picture of Everybody.
Listen and find out that you too are a Nobody, a Somebody and Everybody.
In the final sermon of the year, Pastor Vic compares the thoughts and words of Zacharias and Mary.
One is negative and questions God, one is positive and agrees with God.
What can we learn from them?
Today Pastor Vic teaches one of the most important lessons of the year; who visited Jesus at His birth?
It was not the wise men, it was just the shepherds, and not just any bunch of shepherds.
Listen to this typology teaching, telling us about the life, mission and death of Jesus through His visitors at his birth.
This week Pastor Vic teaches one of his favourite sermons of the year; where was Jesus born?
It was not in the stable by the inn.
It was in a place called Migdal Eder.
Listen to this amazing sermon and have your mind changed to the rea truth about the birth of Jesus.
Pastor Vic starts his Christmas sermon series this week, where he intends to bust the myths around the Nativity story.
Much of what we know (or think we know) about the birth of Jesus is not Biblical; it is tradition.
This week he busts the myth that Jesus came to bring peace on earth amongst men.
Pastor Vic this week starts John 11 once again, after skimming over the chapter last week.
There is too much to learn in this account to not do a verse by verse study.
So what can we learn at the start of John 11?
Why does Jesus wait 2 days after hearing that Lazarus is sick?
And what does He mean about walking in the light or darkness?
In the sermon this week we start to look at what is probably the greatest miracle Jesus performed as a man; the raising of Lazarus from the dead.
What does John's account tell us?
Is there anything new to learn?
Of course there is.
Pastor Vic ends our journey through John 10 this week, looking at the fact that miracles are a sign post to Jesus.
Jesus tells the Jews that they should believer because of what they see Him do.
How do they respond?
Listen to find out
We are now at the 20th lesson in our Simply Jesus series.
This week Pastor Vic continues working through John chapter 10, where Jesus causes division among the Jews; something He continues to do right to up to people today.
What can we learn from this lesson?
We continue our study through the Gospel of John, this week it is John 10 v 11 to 18.
8 verses where Jesus tells us 4 times He would lay down His life.
This side of the cross we can clearly see what Jesus was talking of, listen to find out.
We have reached John 10 in the series Simply Jesus, and this week we examine the Scriptures from John 10 v 1 to 11.
This of course includes John 10 v 10, one of Pastor Vic's favourite verses.
What new revelations can we see from this verse today?
This week we have reached John 9, in week 17 of our journey through the Gospel of John in our series called Simply Jesus.
Pastor Vic teaches on the encounter of the blind man who was healed with the religious Pharisees.
What can this tell us about the church today?
What can we learn from this account about grace and truth, and its challenges from religion?
In the sermon this week, Pastor Nunsy takes us through some 'revision' about the Law.
What is it for?
Who is it for?
What does it mean for us now living under the New Covenant?
You may be surprised with some of the answers.
We carry on with John 8 this week, looking at a single verse.
After His encounter with the woman taken in adultery, Jesus talks of being the light of the world.
What can we learn about Jesus by looking at light?
Listen to find out.
Pastor Vic picks up at John 8 in his journey we are calling Simply Jesus.
This week he picks out some amazing typology from the encounter Jesus has with the woman used and abused by the religious establishment of the day; we know her as the woman taken in adultery.
What can we as New Covenant believers learn about the finished work of Jesus Christ from this account.
This week Pastor Nunsy encourages us to take a dip into the Word.
As an example we take a look at the account of the healing of Naaman.
What has this to do with New Covenant believers getting into the Word?
In the sermon today we continue our journey through John 6, looking at Jesus as the bread of life.
Jesus tells us this many times in this discourse, so it must be important.
Why the bread of life, and not rice or pasta?
Listen to find out.
In our series we are seeing John talk about Jesus coming to end religion.
He tells us this in encounter after encounter.
And today Pastor Vic talks of the one answer of Jesus that sums up this whole theme.
We see that we are now to live through faith and not works, thus ending religion.
In the sermon this week, Pastor Vic uses the account of the feeding of the five thousand to (once again) show us a picture of the end of religion.
We now receive from the Lord from a place of resting in Him, not from a place of work and effort.
We are now in relationship with Him, we are not in another religion.
In the sermon this week we look at the account in the Gospel of John when Jesus walks on the water to the disciples in the boat.
Jesus is willingly received into the boat and they are immediately taken to the other side.
This is a wonderful piece of typology; a picture of our salvation.
Listen to find out more.
This week we look at the account of when Jesus enters the Pool at Bethesda.
What can we learn about healing from this account?
We see another model of healing that includes personal responsibility and an element of action from the person requiring healing.
Also why does Jesus ask if he wanted to be healed?
Listen to find out.
Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil.
Jesus came to heal all.
Sickness is from the devil.
Listen to find Pastor Vic expound the truth about what Jesus came to do.
We continue our journey through the life and ministry of Jesus, moving onto His next two encounters in the book of John.
What can we learn from His meetings with Nicodemus, and the Samaritan woman at the well.
We see once again, that Jesus came to end religion.
Pastor Vic returns to teach this week, carrying on with his series called Simply Jesus.
This time he looks at the first time that Jesus cleanses the temple.
We learn that it can be OK to be angry and how blessed we are to live this side of the cross.
And of course, that Jesus came to ends religion!
In the sermon this week Pastor Nunsy looks at the topic of being thankful, carrying on from Pastor Vic's sermon last week.
What can you be thankful for?
And is being thankful good for you?
Pastor Nunsy lists 10 things she is thankful for every morning, what's on your list?
In the sermon this week Pastor Vic discusses an issue that is causing problems in the church and in wider society, mental wellbeing and mental health.
Is mental health included in the sozo package?
Has Jesus provided mental health and healing at the cross?
Of course He has!
Listen to find out how.
In the sermon this week Sean ministers to us on what is a disciple.
Are you a disciple?
Find out by listening to the sermon.
When you normally hear of a wilderness experience, it is in a negative tone.
Today, Pastor Paul provides a teaching on wilderness with a more positive slant.
We will see it is a time of renewal and growth, a time for developing in the Word and growing in the Lord, a time of provision.
Pastor Vic teaches from his favourite piece of typology today, the account of Jesus turning water into wine.
What has this to do the the Old and New Covenants?
What has this to do with fission and fusion?
Listen to Pastor Vic at his most passionate, showing us that this account is a picture of what we now have under grace and the New Covenant.
Be blessed!
In the sermon today, Pastor Nunsy reminds us how to rightly divide the Word, how some scriptures are superseded by others.
Why are some scriptures, even though they are in the Bible, are not for us today?
Sorry for the last few minutes being missing, battery ran out on the mic!
This week Pastor Vic examines the account of the temptation of Jesus.
What can we learn from it?
How can we resist the enemy?
Listen and find out how powerful the Word of God is.
In the second if his new series, Pastor Vic looks at the account of the baptism of Jesus.
What can we learn about His work and mission?
What can we learn of value to our own ministry?
Pastor Vic starts a new teaching series this week called Simply Jesus.
Today he sets the scene by answering the question, "Who is Jesus?"
How would you answer that question?
Listen to find out more.
In the last in this series, Pastor Nunsy concludes teaching on Deuteronomy 2 v 24, looking at a model to reach the destination that God has for us in our life.
Keep going, don't give up, use your faith and have hope!
Be blessed as you listen to this awesome teaching.
Join Pastor Nunsy for the next sermon looking at how to reach the destination that God has for you.
This week we see that God already has provided all we need to fulfil our potential in Him.
We must 'behold' this and move into it.
This is week 3 of Pastor Nunsy's mini series on how to see change and move towards your destination planned for you by the Lord.
Crossing the river talks of opposition and persecution.
Listen to explore the opposition we can have from within ourselves and from others.
We are now into week 2 of Pastor Nunsy's mini series about how to succeed in life, how to reign in life.
This time we are told to take our journey, not someone elses's journey, but our own.
Pastor Nunsy starts a new mini series based upon Deuteronomy 4 v 24.
We see this verse as a picture of how to succeed in life, be it business, school or ministry; indeed any part of our lives.
This week we see the first stage of this model, rise up!
In the 3rd of this mini-series Pastor Vic looks once again at the Word of God.
We see this week that the Word can bring healing and health; doing the assignment that the Word was designed and sent for.
Join us for the second sermon in Pastor Vic's mini series about the Word of God.
This week we use the scientific version of life to see that the Word of God is alive and energetic, with the ability to produce life, and not just any life, but God's life in abundance.
Pastor Vic starts a new mini series this week, looking at the Word of God.
Why should we value, respecty and love the Scriptures?
Where did they come from and what do they say?
In the first sermon since his return from India, Pastor Vic teches on the types of gifts we get from God.
What is the difference between a gift of grace, a gift of grace through faith and a gift of grace thorugh knoweledge?
Listen to find out.
What are the traditions that are based around the birth of Jesus?
And what does it matter if we believe these traditions?
The Word says traditions can make the Word of none effect and can spoil us. What does this mean?
Listen to find out the typological truth around the birth of Jesus Christ.
This week Pastor Vic looks at Joseph; what can we learn from him?
What does he do when he finds out about Mary's pregnancy?
Can we do similar to Joseph?
Pastor Vic continues his Christmas sermon series, this week looking at Matthew 1 v 23, specifically the word Emmanuel.
What did 'God with us' mean under the Old Covenent?
And what does 'God with us' mean under the New Covenant?
Yes, it is that time again, time for our Christmas sermon series here at MGF.
Pastor Vic starts off in a very familar passage of Scripture, Matthew 1 verses 18 to 25.
Is there anything new to learn?
Maybe a deeper revelation or a timely reminder of truths well known?
Listen to find out!
Nunsy continues her teaching from Exodus 17.
We hear about the value of journaling, how we can picture the rod of God as our power and authority, and how we should be holding up each other's arms.
Listen and be blessed.
Nunsy teaches from Exodus 17 this week (and next).
What can we learn from the Israelites?
We see them mumping and moaning, when they should (from past experiences) have been living in expectation.
This week we look at the scriptures from the 3 previous sermons, where we see Jesus meeting people and changing their lives, and thus expanding the Kingdom.
We see Him model ways in that we can imitate Him, and extend the Kingdom.
Jesus' encounter with the woman with the issue of blood, is another example of His expression of love.
Time and time again we see Jesus showing His love, and therefore the love of the Father.
We carry on our studies of the love of God this week, seeing an expression of His love through the encounter Jesus has with a leper.
Will He heal him?
Yes.
Will He heal us?
No, He has already healed us, Amen!
Pastor Vic continues our study into God's love.
This week we see that if we want to see God's type of love, we look into the Gospels and see how Jesus loved. He is after all the express image of the Father.
We can see a wonderful expression of His love in the encoutner Jesus has with the woman at the well.
We see His love is individual and it is sensitive.
This week Pastor Vic continues exploring the love of God.
Today he explains what he thinks of as the ultimate expression of God's love; the fact that Jesus came.
This wonderful truth, would, and has, changed the world forever!
This week Pastor Vic uses Psalm 139 to show how God's love is intimate and personal.
He loved David, and David knew it.
He loves you, and you need to know that.
Listen for more.
In the sermon today Pastor Vic picks up from the las couple of weeks, when Nunsy spoke of the love of God.
This week he takes a step back and tells us that God is Love.
1 John chapter 4 uses this phrase twice, but what does it mean and what does it mean for us as individuals?
In the message this week, Nunsy contines to exhort us to live fully in the love that God has for each of us.
What does the apostle Paul have to say on this truth?
In the message today, Nunsy encourages us to stand firm in our beliefs, stand firm in our convictions and stand firm on the Word.
What can we learn from the lives of Jane Eyre, and Her Majesty the Queen?
Listen to find out!
In the serfmon today Pastor Vic looks at Acts 20 v 28, where Paul reminds us to 'take heed therefore unto yourselves'.
We see that Paul rested and that Jesus rested, so we should also rest.
Looking at Psalm 139 v 14 we see that we are marvellous, and ought to love ourselves.
Is it that important to know that God loves us?
Is it not enough that He does love us?
Why do we need to increase our knowledge in this area, and have a deep revelation of His love for us as an individual?
Nunsy expounds the truth in His Word and tells us why we need to "be a John".
Pastor Vic closes chapter 2 by looking at what he says as the prime driver for Paul.
He wants to see souls saved and wants to see many saints with him when Jesus returns.
Paul is a people person, interested in people.
Pastor Vic continues with his series working through 1 Thessalonians.
Today we can see the depth of love Paul has for the church and for the saints, and look at the importance of Christian fellowship and participation in a local church.
This is a stand alone teaching from Pastor Vic, a sermon of encouragement and challenge.
Time is your friend, if you use it wisely. Time will pass whatever you do, so why not invest in a harvest, invest in your future.
Pastor Vic tells you a good use of your time, a way to use time as a friend and an opportunity.
This week Pastor Vic shares his thoughts on inclusion, diversity and equality.
Based upon the sermon last week, we look at what the Bible has to say about these topics.
Interesting!
This week Pastor Vic continues his verse by verse study of the first of Paul's epistles to the church in Thessalonica.
Today we look at why the Jews were presecuting him; trying to stop him preaching to the Gentiles.
And we see what we should be proclaiming to a world in need.
Pastor Vic continues with one of the topics from last week's sermon.
We look again at Paul's identity; how did he move from Saul to Paul?
What did Paul believe to move forward in his walk with Jesus?
This week Pastor Vic preaches with passion from 1 Thessalonians 2 v 14 and 15.
We see in Paul a man who knows his new identity in Christ and owns this identity, not owning what he did in the past.
Can you say the same?
Pastor Vic covers 1 Thessalonians 2 v 13 today, looking at the power of the Word of God.
See what it can do in your life today by listening to this powerful message.
Pastor Vic continues in our exciting journey through the first of Paul's epistles to the church at Thessalonica.
Today we hear more about Paul's ministry, and are encouraged to step up into the minstry that the Lord has called each one of us into.
Pastor Vic continues our study of 1 Thessalonians, looking at a verse that talks of some of the responsibilities of a minister and those being ministered to.
While the minster should not be a burden to the saints, the saints are required to be mindful of what the minister is going through.
Listen to find out more.
This Sunday we are very fortunate to have Brother Paul Loh with us from Singapore.
He reminds us of the value of God's Word, of the value of looking to Jesus and being washed in the Word.
Pastor Vic delivers a very short message today, which unusually was amplified, hoping that those in the community centre for another event heard the message!
The Gospel is simple, all about Jesus Christ.
More from Pastor Vic this week from the second chapter of 1 Thessalonians.
This week we learn that we should operate using the 'love sandwich'.
First and last we need to love!
Pastor Vic is back from Australia, and today continues his study of 1 Thessalonians.
This week we look at the methods of Paul, and find out that God trusts him to do the work of the ministry.
We are also told that God trusts us, but do you beleive that?
This week Pastor Vic summarises the first 6 sermons in this series, by using chapter 1 to answer the question, what are the traits of a NC church?
This week Pastor Vic finishes his study of the first chapter of the first of Paul's letters to the church in Thessalonica.
Today we are told to serve and wait.
But who do we serve and what do we wait for?
Listen to find out.
Another lesson today from Pastor Vic's study of 1 Thessalonians.
This week we get a challenge from the pastor.
Do we have an idol?
Do we have anything keeping us from God?
Pastor Vic carries on his study of Paul's 1st epistle to the Thessalonians.
This week we look at what Paul means when he says the church there followed him.
Was he trying to start a cult? No!
Listen to find out what he was talking about.
A 'one word sermon' today from Pastor Vic.
What does the word knowing mean?
What do we need to know under grace, under the NC?
Listen to find out.
This is the second in the series of Pastor Vic working through the first epsistle to the Thessalonians.
Today we look at part of the opening prayer; what does it mean to have works of faith, labours of love and patience of hope in Jesus Christ?
Pastor Vic starts another series this week. In the past he has worked thorugh various epistles, so now he plans to work through 1 Thessalonians.
Not one of Paul's more 'popular' epistles, it does have a wonderful pattern in the way it is written.
This week we start looking at ministry as being about WE and US, and not ME and I. And we have a quick look at a great model for New Convenant prayer.
Pastor Vic goes off on a wee tangent this week, challenging us to do good works.
Now, that may not sound like his normal grace preaching, but what we do as Christians is being watched by the world, and what we do can and does have an impact on those around us.
He also answers the qestion around Paul and James; who is correct? Are we justified by faith alone (as Paul says) or are we justifed by works and faith (as James seems to say).
This week Pastor Vic continues his mini-series looking at the life of Daniel.
How did Daniel act?
What was his mindset and his motives?
What can we learn from him and implement in our lives today?
Pastor Vic continue with this new mini-series, this week looking at what it means to 'look up'.
Jesus looked up at the spiritual, as did David.
What can we learn from Elisha and Caleb this week?
This week pastor Vic discusses the account of David versus Goliath.
How did David, with such small things in the physical, defeat a giant like Goliath?
He used what was in his hands and He worked in partnership with God.
What can we learn from David, and what lessons can we implement in our lives?
At the start of 2022, Pastor Vic begins a new mini-series, looking at how Jesus fed the five thousand, and seeing what we can learn from it.
This will be challenging, and is meant to get you thinking about your future.
Listen for more!
In the final Christmas sermon, Pastor Vic talks about the visitors to Migdal Eder on the night of the Saviour's birth?
What type of shepherds were they?
Where did they work and what was their role?
What can we learn from them with regards to the role and mission of Jesus?
Listen to hear some amazing typology!
Where was Jesus born?
Does this location tell us anything about His mission?
This is one of the 'best kept secrets' in the church; that Jesus was not born in the stable by the inn.
Listen to the sermon to find out more.
We are now into week 3 of Pastor Vic's Christmas sermons.
Today we look at what Mary spoke out, and also what Zacharias did not!
We learn that what we say impacts directly on our lives, and that we (yes we) can, through our words, limit the Holy One of Israel.
In week 2 of his Christmas sermons, Pastor Vic answers the question, "Why Did He Have to Come?"
Jesus came from Heaven to earth, as a man, but why?
Do the Greek meanings for peace, good will and reconciliation, help us answer this question?
Pastor Vic starts his Christmas sermon series early this year.
He answers the questions, "Is He Coming?" and "Who is Coming?"
We are of course talking about Jesus, the Saviour and the Messaiah.
In the sermon this week Nunsy discusses the difference between Old and New Covenant prayer.
She uses different versions of the film Jumanji to explain this.
Yes, that is correct, Jumanji. Enjoy!
Today Pastor Vic looks at Psalm 139, with the aim of giving us all some encouragment.
We were created, and our Creator is interested in us.
We are special, we are marvellous, but do we believe that truth?
Today, Pastor Vic continues his teaching series on speaking in tongues.
In this sermon he looks at what else we receive at our baptism, other than speaking in tongues. There is so much to receive!
In the second of this new series, Pastor Vic looks at various models in the Word showing believers being baptised in the Holy Spirit.
Can we see a way of receiving today?
Pastor Vic starts a new teaching series this week; this time looking at the topic of speaking in tongues.
First however we must talk about the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Today we have a special sermon; part teaching and part testimony.
Nunsy shares a very personal journey, including her diary entries, to highlight the power of our thoughts and words.
We can direct our lives for the better through the use of a scripturally sound declaration of appropriation.
Listen and digest, and prepare to have your life changed.
We recently found out that the sermon from 22nd August only had the first 2 minutes uploaded; sorry about that!
Here is the sermon again, this time complete, where Pastor Vic explains that God's love is unconditional.
In another well known encounter we see Jesus demonstrating the love of God.
How is the Samaritan 'woman at the well' impacted by her meeting with Jesus?
We see His love as transformational and inspirational.