First Saintfield Presbyterian Church's Sermon Podcasts: Recent Episodes
First Saintfield Presbyterian Church
First Saintfield is a friendly, evangelical Presbyterian Church at the heart of Saintfield, a small village in Co.Down, Northern Ireland. The site contains podcasts of our morning and evening sermons. If you are looking for a new Church, or are unsure about God and would like to learn more we hope these sermons will encourage you to come along to services at 11am and 6:30pm on Sundays.
Rev Sam Bostock speaks on two points about Gospel Readiness. Isaiah 52 vs 7 - 12; Ephesians 2 vs 11 - 18; Ephesians 6 vs 14 - 15.
Lucas da Costa considers the coming of the new covenant. Jeremiah 31 vs 31 - 40; Hebrews 8
Lucas da Costa gives an overview and focuses on three key points as he teaches about the Davidic Covenant. 2 Samuel 7 vs 1 - 17; Matthew 1 - 2 v 6.
Rev Sam Bostock considers another crucial piece of armour in Ephesians 2 vs 1 - 10; Isaiah 59 vs 1 - 9, 15 - 20.
Lucas da Costa considers five key points as he looks at the Mosaic Covenant. Exodus 19 v 1 - 20 v 3; Galatians 3 vs 15 - 29
Rev Sam Bostock begins a new series in Ephesians and asks, what preparations are we making for this spiritual battle? Job 26 v 1 - 27 v 6; Ephesians 6 vs 10 - 20
Lucas da Costa thinks about godliness and money. Numbers 22 vs 1 - 38; 1 Timothy 6 vs 3 - 21
Tonight, Lucas da Costa speaks about the Abrahamic Covenant. Genesis 17 vs 1 - 14; Romans 4
Lucas da Costa continues the series on Covenant. Genesis 8 vs 20 - 9 v 19; 1 Peter 3 vs 18 -22
Lucas da Costa examines Paul's instruction to Timothy regarding elders. Deuteronomy 17 vs 14 - 20; 1 Timothy 5 vs 17 - 6 v 2
Lucas da Costa considers the responsibilities of the church, the widow's family and the widow herself as laid out by Paul. 1 Kings 17 vs 7 - 16; 1 Timothy 5 vs 1 - 16
Lucas da Costa considers three indicators of healthy teaching in the church. Joshua 1 vs 1 - 9; 1 Timothy 4
Rev Sam Bostock looks at four covenant moments in Christ's work. Isaiah 53; Hebrews 10 vs 1 - 25
Lucas da Costa teaches on the first and second covenants God made with man. Genesis 2 vs 8 - 25; 3 vs 14 - 24; Romans 5 vs 12 - 19
Rev Sam Bostock talks with the children about the greatest mystery of all. Isaiah 52 vs 13 - 53 v 5; 1 Timothy 3 vs 14 - 16
Rev Sam Bostock introduces the new study series, God of Promise: The Covenants of God. Genesis 6 vs 9 - 22; Galatians 3 vs 7 - 29
Rev Sam Bostock draws three surprising lessons from today's text. Jeremiah 23 vs 1 - 6; 1 Timothy 3.
Lucas da Costa concludes the teaching on the Lord's Prayer. 1 Chronicles 29 vs 10 - 20; Revelation 5; Matthew 6 vs 9 - 13
Rev Sam Bostock examines scripture to discover what it is to be male and female in the church. Genesis 3 vs 9 - 21; 1 Timothy 2 vs 8 - 15
Lucas da Costa considers the final petition in the Lord's Prayer. Psalm 141; Matthew 4 vs 1 - 11. Also Matthew 6 vs 9 - 13; James 1 vs 13 - 15; Genesis 22 vs 1 - 2; Luke 22vs 39 - 46
Lucas da Costa continues the study series on the Lord's Prayer. Tonight he considers God's forgiveness towards us and the forgiveness believers should show towards others. 1 Samuel 24; Matthew 18 vs 21 - 35. Also John 13 vs 4 - 17 & 1 John 2 vs 9 - 10
Rev Sam Bostock looks at the importance of corporate and individual prayer in a healthy church. Isaiah 60 vs 1 - 7; 1 Timothy 2 vs 1 - 7
Lucas da Costa draws two lessons from tonight's Scripture and asks, do we trust in God and His Word? Matthew 6 vs 25 - 34; 1 Kings 17 vs 1 - 16. Also, Philippians 2 vs 5 - 11 & James 4 vs 1 - 3.
Lucas da Costa considers what a healthy church and healthy believers look like. Psalm 51; 1 Timothy 1 vs 12 - 20
Lucas da Costa speaks about one of the greatest tests of a believer's faith. 1 Kings 8 vs 1 - 30; Matthew 6 vs 5 - 15
Rev Sam Bostock asks, what does a healthy local church look like? Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17; 21 vs 12 - 17, 1 Timothy 1 vs 1 - 11
Rev Sam Bostock speaks about the second desire we should have as believers, to see the coming of God's kingdom. Isaiah 9 vs 1 - 7; Matthew 13 vs 24 - 43
Rev Sam Bostock draws four lessons from Ruth 3 about how to approach God when life is not going according to plan.
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the conclusion of Ruth's story and how it fits into God's bigger redemptive plan. Ruth 4; Matthew 1 vs 1 - 17
During our Girls' and Boys' Brigade Enrolment service, Rev Sam Bostock and the young people explore the Tabernacle and learn about the lampstand and table. Leviticus 24 vs 1 - 4; 5 - 9
As he continues the study in Matthew, Rev Sam Bostock looks at the subject of singleness. Isaiah 56 vs 1 - 8; Matthew 19 vs 10 - 12
Rev Sam Bostock considers how we can be made holy. Leviticus 19 vs 1 - 18; Matthew 22 v 34 - 40
Rev Sam Bostock focuses on holiness, the clean and unclean and separation. Leviticus 10 vs 8 - 11; 11 vs 41 - 47; Matthew 8 vs 1 - 13.
Lucas da Costa speaks about how we can enter the presence of God. Leviticus 16; John 20 vs 1 - 10
Rev Sam Bostock looks at Jesus' teaching on marriage and divorce. Deuteronomy 24 vs 1 - 5; Matthew 19 vs 1 - 10
Rev Sam Bostock draws lessons from the account of Nadab and Abihu and their 'strange fire'. Leviticus 10; Hebrews 12 vs 18 - 29
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the need for continual reformation. Nehemiah 12 v 27 - 47; chapter 13.
Rev Sam Bostock considers the extraordinary in the seeming ordinary in worship. Leviticus 9; John 17 vs 1 -5, 20 - 26
Visiting speaker, Rev Dr Graham Shearer thinks about the 5 'w's of the Lord's Prayer. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 8; Matthew 6 vs 5 - 18
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about prayer, praise and promises in Nehemiah 9 vs 1 - 6, 32 - 10 v 39; Ephesians 2 vs 1 - 10
Rev Sam Bostock considers the four steps to our perfection through Jesus Christ. Leviticus 8 vs 1 - 13, 22 - 36; Colossians 3 vs 1 - 11
Visiting speaker, Rev Alistair Dunlop (Howth and Malahide Presbyterian, Co Dublin) thinks about thankfulness and praise. Psalm 33; Ephesians 1 vs 1 - 4
Rev Sam Bostock looks at the next step in Nehemiah's reformation project. Nehemiah 7; Hebrews 11 vs 8 - 16; 12 vs 1 - 3
Lucas da Costa thinks about spiritual debt, payment and receipt this morning. Leviticus 5 v 14 - 6 v 7; 1 Peter 1 vs 13 - 19
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about sin and forgiveness. Leviticus 4 vs 1 - 12; Hebrews 9 vs 18 - 28
Lucas da Costa considers virtues at testing point as he continues to study Nehemiah, tonight chapters 5 and 6.
Lucas da Costa focuses on three key points from Leviticus 3 and how these apply to us. Leviticus 3; Matthew 9 vs 9 - 13
Rev Sam Bostock draws lessons from how Nehemiah dealt with the devil's tactics of challenges and opposition to God's work. Nehemiah 4; Ephesians 6 vs 10 - 20
In our 'All Together Service', Rev Sam Bostock invites the children of the congregation to join him as they explore, through Leviticus, how we must come to God. Leviticus 2; Hebrews 13 vs 7 - 16
Rev Sam Bostock begins the new Sunday morning study by looking at the first offering detailed in Leviticus. Leviticus 1; Matthew 20 vs 20 - 28
The complete Communion Service can be viewed via YouTube.
Rev Sam Bostock begins a new study in Nehemiah, thinking tonight about the need for reformation and the prayer that starts it. Nehemiah 1; Revelation 21 vs 9 - 27
Lucas da Costa concludes the study of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes 11 v 9 - 12 v 14; Matthew 22 vs 34 - 40
Rev Sam Bostock considers three things we know to be true about ourselves as believers before God. 1 John 5 vs 18 - 21
Lucas da Costa thinks about dealing with life's seeming unfairness in a God honouring way. Ecclesiastes 7 vs 15 - 29; 8 vs 10 - 17
Rev Hiram Higgins draws four lessons from tonight's text. Exodus 20 vs 1 - 21; 1 John 5 vs 1 - 12
Lucas da Costa considers what our response should be to the good things God gives us. Ecclesiastes 9 vs 7 - 10 v 14; John 2 vs 1 - 11
Lucas da Costa draws two lessons from today's readings about what death can teach us. Ecclesiastes7 vs 1 - 14; Philippians 1 vs 19 - 26
Visiting speaker, Rev Nigel Craig (Chaplain of Queen's University Belfast) reflects on what the Scripture tells us about love. Psalm 103; 1 John 4 vs 7 - 21
Rev Sam Bostock considers what Solomon has to say about vanity in religious life. Ecclesiastes 5 vs 1 - 7; Matthew vs 1 - 11
Rev Sam Bostock examines the final main section of 1 John containing subjects like confidence before God, assurance of salvation and discerning truth from error. Jeremiah 23 vs 16 - 29; 1 John 3 vs 21 - 4 v 6
Lucas da Costa examines three word pairs in 1 John 3 and thinks about how they relate to love. 1 Kings 17 vs 7 - 16; 1 John 3 vs 13 - 20
Rev Sam Bostock considers how we can live wisely amidst injustice in society. Ecclesiastes 3 v 14 - 4 v 16; Luke 3 vs 1 - 20
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about Solomon's observations, interpretations and life lessons. Ecclesiastes 3 vs 1 - 15; 1 Corinthians 15
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about how to get the most out of life. Ecclesiastes 1 v 12 - 2 v 26; James 4 vs 13 - 17
Tonight, Lucas da Costa considers the subject of forgiveness. 1 John 3 vs 1 - 12; Genesis 4 vs 1 - 16
When you think about the Day of Judgement are you filled with confidence or dread? Lucas da Costa examines what John's letter tells us. Psalm 32; 1 John 2 vs 26 - 3 v 1
Lucas da Costa continues his study in 1 John, and tonight thinks about great danger and great confidence in the last hour. Isaiah 8 vs 19 - 22; 1 John 2 vs 18 - 25
Rev Sam Bostock introduces the new study series in Ecclesiastes, and draws three points from today's passage. Ecclesiastes 1 vs 1 - 11; Romans 8 vs 18 - 25
Rev Sam Bostock looks at the concluding chapter as he wraps up his study in Acts. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 13; Acts 28 vs 11 - 31
Rev Sam Bostock attempts to understand this, the first of eight commands in John's letter, and why believers should keep it. Ecclesiastes 2 vs 1 - 11; 1 John 2 vs 12 - 17
Rev Sam Bostock is joined by the children during our annual Children's Day Service as they think about a dramatic event during Paul's voyage to Rome. Acts 27 v 1 - 28 v 10
Lucas da Costa gives an overview from Genesis 12 - 50, and draws lessons from the lives of Abraham and Joseph. Genesis 12, Hebrews 11 vs 8 - 22
Rev Sam Bostock considers the significance of unleavened bread in the Exodus and beyond. Exodus 11; Exodus 12 vs 29 - 41; 13 vs 3 - 10; 1 Corinthians 5 vs 6 - 8
Our Assistant Minister, Lucas da Costa thinks about the spiritual battle behind the exodus. Exodus 5 - 6 v 1; 2 Peter 3 vs 1 - 13
Rev Sam Bostock considers the universal history of the human race after the fall. Genesis 4; 2 Peter 3 vs 1 - 13
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the two Adams and creation through the lens of Exodus. Job 26; 1 Corinthians 15 vs 35 - 49
Rev Sam Bostock encourages us to get to know the God of the burning bush. Exodus 3; Acts 7 vs 17 - 35
Rev Sam Bostock introduces the new Bible study series on Exodus. Exodus 19 vs 1 - 6; 1 Peter 2 vs 1 - 10
First and Second Presbyterian Saintfield come together to listen to Presbyterian Moderator, Rt Rev Dr Richard Murray's address as he outlines five principles to winning souls in anticipation of next year's mission. Isaiah 52 vs 7 - 10; Acts 8 vs 26 - 40
Rev Sam Bostock reflects upon the choice made in the Garden of Eden and the effect on all humanity in 'Covenant Breakers'. Genesis 3; Romans 5 vs 12 - 21
Rev John Torrens considers the different types of friendships drawn from Proverbs 14; John 15 vs 12 - 17
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about wisdom in daily choices and the eternal origin of wisdom. Proverbs 8; Colossians 1 v 24 - 2 v 3
Rev Sam Bostock is joined by Andrew Martin, who continues the study in Proverbs, and tonight, looks at the treasure of healthy family relationships. Proverbs 13; Ephesians 5 vs 22 - 6 v 4
Rev Sam Bostock considers four characteristics of the diligent worker. Proverbs 12; 2 Thessalonians 3
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about true wisdom. Proverbs 2 vs 1 - 3, 12; Hebrews 12 vs 1 - 11
Rev Sam Bostock continues to look at the Book of Proverbs and the instruction it gives on handling wealth in a balanced and God honouring way. Proverbs 11; Luke 16 vs 1 - 13
Rev Sam Bostock introduces his new series in Proverbs. Proverbs 1; Matthew 7 vs 13 - 29
Rev Sam Bostock is joined by Rev Alan Burke this evening, whose sermon examines words and the righteous, the wicked and eternity. Proverbs 10; Luke 6 vs 43 - 45
Rev Dr Alastair Dunlop examines three truths from today's passage. John 3 vs 1 - 21; Numbers 21 vs 4 - 9
Rev Hiram Higgins considers an unexpected event in history which changed everything. Isaiah 53; Revelation 21 vs 1 - 8
Rev Hiram Higgins challenges us on our spiritual hearing and draws lessons to remember from Isaiah 51.
Visiting speaker, Rev Mark Proctor considers walking in truth and love. Psalm 86; 2 John
Guest speaker, Rev Andrew Conway thinks about an ancient prophecy fulfilled through the worldwide church. Isaiah 49 vs 1 - 7; Revelation 21
Rev Sam Bostock considers why Christ's death is at the centre of the Gospel. Genesis 12 vs 1 - 9; Galatians 3 vs 1 - 14
Tonight, Rev Dr John Tweeddale continues this series, thinking about the Sabbath principle and how believers are image bearers of God in work and worship. Genesis 1 v 26 - 2 v 3; Hebrews 4
Guest speaker, Stephen Kerr considers the key truths of the Gospel. Isaiah 53; 1 Corinthians 15 vs 1 - 11
Tonight, Rev Sam Bostock concludes his series in John 15, considering the believer's joy in Jesus. John 1; John 15 vs 1 - 11
The boys and girls from Kidzone help Rev Sam Bostock dramatize the story of Peter's release and Herod's demise. Acts 12 vs 1 - 25
Rev Sam Bostock continues his study in John 15, and tonight, thinks about pruning.
John 15 vs 1 - 8; Isaiah 26 v 20 - 27 v 6.
Rev Sam Bostock considers what makes a fruitful life. Colossians 1 vs 1 - 13; John 15 vs 7 - 17
Rev Sam Bostock considers in what way human beings are made in the image of God. Genesis 2 vs 1 - 17; Colossians 3 vs 1 - 11
Glen McBride thinks about the change God brought about in Cornelius, Peter and the world following Pentecost. Isaiah 49 vs 1 - 13; Acts 10
Rev Sam Bostock considers the quiet revival which continued in the early church. Acts 9 vs 22 - 43
Rev Hiram Higgins teaches from John 15, and tonight thinks about friendship - both horizontal and vertical. John 15 vs 9 -17
In preparation for Sunday's communion service, Rev Sam Bostock speaks on Seek Jesus For A Life That Lasts, and challenges us to consider, what are we following Jesus for? John 6 vs 1 - 51
Rev Sam Bostock conducts our communion service and today he thinks about Staying with Jesus. John 6 vs 51 - 71
Rev Sam Bostock resumes his study in John 15, tonight he focuses on vs 9 & 10. John 15 vs 1 - 11; Song of Songs 2 vs 3 - 17
Rev Sam Bostock considers Saul's conversion and how no-one is beyond the reach of our amazing God. Isaiah 42 vs 1 - 20; Acts 9 vs 1 - 31
Guest speaker, Dr Graham Shearer considers what it means to be human. Genesis 1 vs 26 - 31; Hebrews 2 vs 5 - 11
Rev Sam Bostock speaks about Philip introducing an Ethiopian Eunuch to Jesus, and the church celebrates a number of adult baptisms. Isaiah 56 vs 1 - 8; Acts 8 vs 26 - 40.
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the believers in Samaria and draws lessons from their situation. Acts 8 vs 1 - 25; Ezekiel 37 vs 15 - 28
Rev Sam Bostock continues his study of John 15, and tonight focuses on meditating on the Word and answered prayer. John 15 vs 1 - 11; Isaiah 11 vs 1 - 10.
Rev Sam Bostock begins a new mini series in John 15, tonight he looks at Jesus' warning to the withered branches. John 15 vs 1 - 11; Isaiah 5 vs 1 - 6
Visiting speaker, Rev Dr Graham Connor thinks about the good news of Jesus. Hebrews 2 vs 1 - 8; Matthew 7 vs 21 - 29
Guest speaker, Rev Dr Martyn Cowan considers the accounts of those who encountered Jesus, and how Christ always meets us at the point of our need. Psalm 126; John 21 vs 1 -14
During our Good Friday Service, Rev Sam Bostock draws two main key points from Psalm 110 vs 5 - 7; also Matthew 26 & 27
On this Easter morning, Rev Sam Bostock considers the death of death. Matthew 28 vs 1 - 10, 1 Corinthians 15 vs 12 - 28
Rev Sam Bostock continues his study in Micah, tonight thinking of Micah and the faithful remnant as well as times when God seems so far away. Micah 7, Matthew 10 vs 16 - 42
During our Easter communion service, Rev Sam Bostock speaks again from Micah. John 20 vs 19 - 31; Micah 7 vs 8 - 20
Rev Sam Bostock continues his message from Psalm 110, and this week thinks about Jesus as our High Priest. Leviticus 16; Hebrews 4 v 14 - 15 v 11.
Rev Sam Bostock delves into Psalm 110 to see how the early church viewed Jesus. This week he examines the first three verses and three things this scripture tells us about the Lord Jesus. Psalm 110; Ephesians 1 vs 15 - 23
Rev Sam Bostock looks at the final section of Micah's prophecy. Micah 6; Matthew 23 vs 1 - 24, 37 -39
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the role and qualities of a deacon as the process begins to elect a new congregational committee. Acts 6 vs 1 - 7; 1 Timothy 3
Rev Sam Bostock unlocks the meaning of Micah's prophecy about the church's transformation. Micah 5 vs 7 - 15; 2 Corinthians 2 vs 2 - 17
As the church grows so does hostility....and faith. Rev Sam Bostock reminds us that in the midst of it all, God is still in control. Acts 5 vs 22 - 42
Rev Sam Bostock continues his study in Micah, and focusses on the three oracles in tonight's reading. Matthew 2 v 1 - 18; Micah 4 v8 - 5 v 6
Rev Sam Bostock considers the great grace, and judgement on the New Testament Church, and the lessons we can learn. Psalm 133; Acts 4 v 32 - 5 v 11
Rev James Cochrane speaks about the body of Christ, the Church, in society and their need to be salt and light. James and his wife, Heather also update us about their church plant in Porto, Portugal. Matthew 5 vs 1 - 16
Rev Kenny Hanna begins Mission Sunday with a message of grace for those who are hostile to Jesus and encouragement for those who face hostility for Jesus' sake. As PCI Rural Chaplain, he also speaks about his work amidst the farming community. Acts 4 vs 1 - 31
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about an old, old story and a new beginning. Acts 3 vs 11 - 26; Isaiah 53 vs 3 - 6.
Tonight, Rev Sam Bostock draws his sermon points from Micah's prophecy in Micah 4 vs 1 - 8 and Luke 24 vs 36 - 53.
Rev Sam Bostock's study in Micah tonight, explores bad leadership and God's discipline. Isaiah 43 vs 16 - 21; 44 vs 1 - 8; Micah 3
Rev Sam Bostock focuses on the four areas of common commitment and a special moment in the Pentecostal Church. Acts 2 vs 37 - 47. While visiting PCI missionaries, Gary and Mary Reid, update us on the 'Mission to the Maasai'.
Rev Sam Bostock examines Micah 2 and thinks about the God who breaks out with His people. Micah 2; James 5 vs 1 - 11
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the Day of Pentecost and the pouring out of the Holy Spirit. Exodus 19 vs 1 - 11, 16 -20; 20 vs 1 - 18 & Acts 2 vs 1 - 21
Rev Sam Bostock draws further lessons from Abram's life; Genesis 12 v 10 - 13 v 18. Including guest speaker, Clare Goudy Henderson MBE from the Helping Hand Healing Hearts Charity.Â
Rev Sam Bostock continues his study in Matthew, and tonight thinks about the meaning of the Sabbath. Isaiah 42 vs 1 - 9; Matthew 12 vs 1 - 21. Â
Rev Sam Bostock begins a new series The Faith Project , and today in part 1, thinks about the beginning of the church of Christ. Genesis 11 v10 - 12 v 9; Galatians 3 v 1 - 9Â
Rev Sam Bostock begins a new series The Faith Project , and today in part 1, thinks about the beginning of the church of Christ. Genesis 11 v10 - 12 v 9; Galatians 3 v 1 - 9Â
Rev Sam Bostock wraps up the series in Thessalonians by looking at congregational life that brings glory to God. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 12 - 28Â
Rev Hiram Higgins challenges us this evening. Is Jesus Lord of all in our lives? Micah 7 vs 1 - 7; Matthew 10.
Rev Sam Bostock examines the eschatological timeline of events at Christ's return. Isaiah 61;Â Matthew 9
Rev Sam Bostock asks, do we have hope in this life or hope in Christ? Matthew 24 vs 3 - 14, 29 - 44; 1 Thessalonians 4 v 13 - 5 v 11Â
Michael Waddell, from Belfast City Mission, considers four key points from John 3 vs 22 - 36, also Isaiah 53 vs 4 - 7
Mr Paul McCaw from Belfast City Mission speaks about the people who missed a great opportunity and the decision we all need to make. Luke 14 vs 15 - 24Â
Rev Roy Beggs thinks about the choice that everyone has to make. Matthew 7; Proverbs 14 vs 1 - 14Â
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the kind of life believers should live. 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 1 - 12Â
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about Paul's reassurance to the suffering Thessalonians and encouragement to today's reader facing tough times. 1 Thessalonians 2 v 17 - 3 v 13.
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about the Thessalonians' God centered faith. 1 Thessalonians 1 vs 1 - 10. Â
Rev Sam Bostock examines Paul's three key points in today's passage. 1 Thessalonians 2 vs 1 - 16Â
Rev Sam Bostock thinks about what it means to hallow God's name and the lesson to be learned from Moses's faithless actions. Numbers 20 vs 1 - 13; 1 Corinthians 10 vs 1 - 13.Â
Rev Sam Bostock speaks about thriving for Christ in a hostile world. 1 Thessalonians 2 v 17 - 3 v 10; Acts 15 v35 - 16 v 12; 17 vs 1 - 15.
Rev Roy Mackay examines four individual's stories of their encounters with Jesus and asks, if God is for us who can be against us? Mark 7
Rev John Torrens continues his study in Matthew 2 vs 16 -18. In a world that attempts to systematically remove all references of Christ, we are reminded that Jesus will ultimately triumph over the darkness.Â
Mr Henry Berry from Child Evangelism Fellowship brings a message to the children and young people in the congregation as they celebrate this special day. Various scripture readings.Â
Rev John Torrens continues his study in Matthew. He looks at a terrible event in Jesus' life as well as thinking about how He saves people from the slavery of sin, set against the backdrop of the Exodus. Matthew 2 vs 13 - 15.Â
Ben McMechan speaks about his work with the International Justice Mission. Micah 6 v 8.Â
Ben McMechan speaks about his work with the International Justice Mission. Micah 6 v 8.Â
Rev John Torrens continues his study in Matthew, and asks, how do we respond to King Jesus? Matthew 2 vs 1 - 12. Â
Rev John Torrens continues his study in Matthew, and asks, how do we respond to King Jesus? Matthew 2 vs 1 - 12. Â
Rev John Torrens thinks about our greatest need and the One who can meet it. Matthew 1 vs 18 - 25
Rev Roy Mackay considers the subject of wisdom. Job 28 vs 9 - 15, 20 - 21, 28; 1 Kings 3 vs 7 - 12; 1 Corinthians 1 v 16.Â
Rev John Torrens considers the genealogy in Matthew 1 and the search for One who would crush sin and the serpent.
Rev Roy Mackay thinks about God's hall of fame and those who pushed ahead in the faith. 1 Peter 1 vs 3 - 9
Rev Roy Mackay thinks about how we relate to one another in the church and in society. Colossians 3 vs 12 - 17
Mr Daniel Lowe examines the ingredients which encourage unity amongst believers. Philippians 2 vs 1 - 11
Rev Hiram Higgins continues his study in John chapter 20, as he looks at the disciple Thomas and the struggle with doubt. vs 24 - 32Â Â
Rev Hiram Higgins considers lessons from Mary's experience in the tomb. John 20 vs 1 - 18
Rev Brian Small examines Matthew 22 vs 41 - 46 and thinks about the significance of Jesus and how He changes lives.Â
Rev Roy Mackay continues to consider Colossians and 'Keeping Jesus At The Centre'. Colossians 1 vs 24 - 29.Â
Rev Maurice Stewart speaks about the One who truly understands our suffering and weaknesses, because He experienced them too. Hebrews 2 vs 5 - 18 Â
Rev Ian McDonald thinks about how nothing can separate those who have put their trust in Jesus from God's love. Romans 8 vs 35 -39
Rev Hiram Higgins wraps up his mini series on leaving a godly legacy. 2 Timothy 4 vs 9 - 22Â
Andy Williamson from the Belfast City Mission speaks about the wonderful benefits of knowing Jesus in a personal way. Romans 8 vs 31 -39Â
David Whitmarsh speaks about the work of Compassion UK and considers the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9 vs 1 - 13.
Rev Hiram Higgins continues his study in 2 Timothy, with the focus being on chapter 4 vs 1 - 8.
Rev Hiram Higgins continues to look at Paul's teaching. Tonight the emphasis is on the importance and urgency of gossiping the Gospel. 2 Timothy 4 vs 1 - 5Â
Rev Brian Small considers three guidelines from scripture to avoid becoming judgmental. Romans 14 vs 1 - 13
Rev Hiram Higgins begins the first in a number of sermons in 2 Timothy considering the Apostle Paul's last will and testament, and asks, what will we leave behind? (vs 1 - 7) 2 Timothy 1 vs 1 - 12. Â
Rev Hiram Higgins continues his teaching in 2 Timothy 1, tonight focusing on standing up for Christ (vs 8 - 12).Â
Rev Alistair Beattie speaks about the searching conversation between Jesus and a Samaritan woman. John 4 vs 1 - 42
Rev Roy Mackay examines three questions asked by the people in Isaiah's day and the lessons we can learn. Isaiah 40 vs 10 - 15 & 21 - 31 Â
The Very Rev Dr Ian McNie considers the relevancy of the parable in today's world. Mark 4 vs 1 - 20
Rev Brian Small considers John 15 vs 1 - 12, the examines the subject 'Love One Another'Â
Ellis Hanna brings encouragement in the new year as he thinks about running the spiritual race. Philippians 3 vs 12 - ch 4v1
Mr Alan Simpson examines Jesus' invitation. Isaiah 55 vs 1 - 13 & Matthew 11 vs 25 - 30. Â
Rev John Torrens speaks about the surprises found in Christ's earthly genealogy, recorded in Matthew 1 vs 1 - 17.
Rev Scott Woodburn continues his mini-series on the church, and today, he looks at how we can be confident we have One who is fighting our corner. Hebrews 7 vs 11 - 28
Rev Scott Woodburn considers what a successful church really looks like. Colossians 1 vs 1 - 14
On this remembrance Sunday, Rev Roy MacKay draws out some biblical principles from Joshua's stone of remembrance in Joshua 24, and how these lessons apply to us today.Â
Rev Ian McDonald encourages believers in the midst of trials and suffering. Romans 8 vs 18 - 27.
The Very Rev Harry Uprichard considers Jesus' teaching about Himself in John 6 vs 35 - 59.Â
Rev Scott Woodburn brings a word of encouragement as he thinks about the birth of the church in Genesis 3 vs 20 - 4 v 7.Â
Rev Johnston Lambe examines John 6 vs 22 - 35 and considers the deepest longings of mankind's heart.
Rev Johnston Lambe examines John 6 vs 22 - 35 and considers the deepest longings of mankind's heart.
Rev Ian McDonald talks to the children about a different kind of debt during the family service. Romans 8 vs 12 - 18.
As congregational member, Thomas Moore begins full-time ministry, we join him for his licensing service. Â
As congregational member, Thomas Moore begins full-time ministry, we join him for his licensing service. Â
Rev John Noble explores Psalm 31 and reminds us that our times, good or bad, are in God's hand.
Rev David Bannerman shares from Mark 2 vs 1 - 12, about what we can learn from a man who faced many challenges and then met Jesus.Â
Mr Daniel Lowe considers misdirected trust and how we have One we can trust. Psalm 118 & Luke 5 vs 1 - 11.
Rev Johnston Lambe challenges us as to whether we are moving forward or standing still in the Christian life. Philippians 3 vs 12 - 21.
Rev Drew Moore examines the question, how does God's message become real to us? John 3 vs 1 - 15
The Very Rev Dr Michael Barry speaks on what we can learn from Jacob's dream. Genesis 28 vs 10 - 22
Rev David Bissett thinks about the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18 vs 9 - 14.
Rev Robert Kane looks at the well known parable in a different way. Luke 15 vs 1, 2, 11 - 32. Â
Rev Ian McDonald continues in his study of Romans and thinks about the liberty believers have. Romans 8 vs 1 - 11Â
Rev Robert Kane encourages believers to cultivate a thankful attitude to all God's goodness. Psalm 107
Rev Johnston Lambe examines Psalm 40 and David's reflection on God's love and care for him in times of difficulty.
Using the pictures in scripture, Rev Robert Kane thinks about how God can use an ordinary life for His glory. Matthew 5 vs 13 - 16.Â
Rev Johnston Lambe looks at the principles behind Mary's actions and how we can apply these to our lives. Mark 14 vs 3 - 9.Â
Rev Ian McDonald speaks on Paul's testimony and draws encouragement from scripture for the struggler. Romans 7 vs 7 - 25.
Mr Billy Patterson speaks about the only way to heaven. Matthew 27 vs 45 - 53; Ezra 1 vs 1 - 8.
Rev James Hyndman celebrates God's goodness over the past 20 years of The Mission Shop with the congregation and those on the mission field. Philemon vs 1 - 16.
Rev Stewart Finlay considers lessons to be learned from the well know account in Daniel 5. Â
Rev Prof Michael McClenahan draws encouragement for the strugglers from Hebrews 12 vs 18 - 29.
Rev Brian Small, along with the young people, consider the Good Shepherd and the sheep. Various scriptures. Â
Rev John Woodside thinks about the amazing, extravagant grace of God. 2 Corinthians 9 vs 6 - 15.
On this Platinum Jubilee weekend, Rev Hiram Higgins thinks about the example our Queen has set us, but more so, the One who practiced ultimate sovereignty and service. John 1 vs 1 -14.Â
Rev Graham Connor tells of how we can trust Jesus through even desperation and death. Lessons from Luke 8 vs 40 - 56.Â
Andrew Dawson thinks about life in Christ and three aspects of discipleship. 2 Timothy 1 v 1 - 2 v2.
As we share around the Lord's table this morning, Rev Roy MacKay considers three ways a meal can change things. Deuteronomy 16 vs 1 - 3; Matthew 26 vs 17 - 19 & 26 - 30.Â
During our service to prepare for the act of communion, Rev Brian Small considers how God can take the best and worst of things that happen and work them out for His glory and our good. Psalm 50 vs 1 - 7; Romans 8 vs 28 - 39
Rev Scott Woodburn brings a message of encouragement as he thinks about the One who cares. Acts 1 vs 1 - 11.
Rev Johnston Lambe challenges us to consider what kind of legacy we will leave. He thinks about the godly legacy of faith and obedience, and how this translates into everyday living. Joshua 1 vs 1 - 9.Â
Rev John Torrens speaks on dealing with difficulties and what we can learn from Mark 13 vs 1 - 13 (April 10)
Rev Drew Moore deals with the most common questions people have asked about heaven. John 14 vs 1 - 19.
Rev Hiram Higgins considers four ways we constantly need to humble ourselves to be part of God's Kingdom. Luke 14 : 12 - 24.Â
Rev David McIlwrath thinks about the three stages of discipleship and the importance of being changed from the inside out. Luke 9 vs 46 -56.Â
Rev Hiram Higgins speaks about how we should deal with the evil around us through the lens of scripture. 1 Peter 1 vs 3 - 12.
Rev Alistair Beattie considers the power and majesty of God reflected in the world around us. Isaiah 40 v 9Â
Rev John Dixon teaches from the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 6 vs 5 - 15.
 Areas of poor sound.Â
Rev Ivan Ferris examines 1 Peter 2 vs 1 - 12 and challenges Jesus' followers, 'who are you?'
Rev Johnston Lambe examines Paul's intimate and loving letter to God's little community in Philippi. Philippians 1 vs 12 - 19.
Rev John Torrens examines Mark 9 vs 14 - 29 and shows us that Jesus gives us the faith we need to believe in him and receive the covenant blessings he has won for us.Â
Rev John Torrens leads a joint communion service with First and Second Presbyterian congregations. He uses passages from the old and new testaments to examine 'The Covenant'. Exodus 24; Mark 9 vs 2 - 13.Â
Rev Ivan Ferris challenges us as to whether we are ready or not for Jesus' return. Isaiah 9 vs 2 - 7; 2 Peter 3 vs 1 - 18.
Rev Scott Woodburn joins the congregation at First Saintfield for lessons and carols, and asks 'How are you - really?' John 1 vs 1 - 14Â
Ellis Hanna joins the boys and girls for a nativity service with a difference. Various Bible passages.
Rev Hiram Higgins explores the idea of Jesus being the world's unexpected gift. Isaiah 9 vs 1 - 7Â
Congregational member, Rachael Davison speaks about her work with Josiah Venture in Czech and looks at passages John 1 vs 35 - 39 and John 20 vs 14 - 18. Â
Rev Hiram Higgins looks at some of Jesus' miracles and the three parties involved in this story and their reactions. Matthew 2 vs 1 - 12.
During our youth leaders commissioning service, Rev Ivan Ferris looks at the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5 vs 1 - 16 and asks, as believers, do we reflect the light of Christ?
As Rev Scott Woodburn continues his series in Jonah, he considers the faithful preaching of God's Word. Jonah 3.Â
Rev Scott Woodburn brings encouragement in the first of his four week series on Jonah. Jonah 1.
In preparation of communion on Sunday, Rev Brian Small considers the Feast of Unleavened Bread as a picture of the Christian life. Exodus 12 vs 1 - 11; 1 Corinthians 5 vs 7 - 8.
Jonathan Reid considers our sin, our Saviour and our satifaction through Romans 6 v 23.
Ellis Hanna considers the letter of 3 John and challenges us as to whether we reflect the attitude of Gaius, Demetrius or Diotrephes.Â
Rev Mark Spratt focuses on v14 of 2 Corinthians 13 vs 5 - 14 and examines the three sections of the benediction.
Rev Drew Moore considers four points pertaining to the jailer's conversion.Â
 Acts 16 vs 22 - 34.
Rev Drew Moore examines the first of two recorded conversions in the continent of Europe in Acts 16 vs 11 - 15
In our harvest service, Rev David McIlrath considers what the kingdom of God looks like. Mark 4 vs 1 - 3; 26 - 29. Â
The Very Rev Dr Michael Barry encourages us to keep looking forward and moving forward in these times of uncertainty. Haggai 2 vs 1 - 9.
Rev Maurice Stewart speaks about Jesus' encounter with a rich man. Matthew 19 vs 16 - 30.
The Very Rev Dr Ian McNie looks at three lessons we can learn from Rahab inÂ
Joshua 2 vs 1 - 14.
The Very Rev Dr Ian McNie considers Acts 3, where a lame man gets much more than he asked for.
The Very Reverend Dr. Ian McNie focuses on four things the first Christians did inÂ
Acts 2 vs 42 - 47
Ellis Hanna examines love and truth which he explains, are 'two sides of the same coin' in 2 John.
Rev Alan Burke examines 1 Corinthians 15 vs 35 - 58 and Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 to find out what lies ahead for the believer.
Rev Brian Small challenges us to learn from Nehemiah's example as we think about walls we need to rebuild. Nehemiah 1 vs 1 - 11.Â
Visiting speaker, Rev Alan Burke examines Scripture to answer shorter catechism question, 'What benefits do believers receive at death?' Hebrews 12 vs 22 - 29 & 1 Corinthians 15 vs 12 - 34.
In his final address to First Saintfield, Rev Jonathan Currie calls on professing believers to examine themselves in light of Matthew 7 vs 15 - 23, and highlights three things the text teaches us.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at three striking attributes of Abraham's character. Genesis 18 vs 16 - 33
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series in 1 Peter, and tonight thinks about suffering for doing good. 1 Peter 3 vs 8 - 17Â
This Morning, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the dedication of the wall of Jerusalem and speaks on four distinguishing aspects of all praise and worship to God. Nehemiah 12 vs 27 - 31; 43. Â
Rev Ivan Ferris asks, are we willing to live with our backs to the past, looking forward to Jesus? Joshua 1 vs 1 - 11 Â
Visiting Speaker, Trevor Bennett challenges us to consider what fills our heart and attention. John 19 vs 1 - 20 and Colossians 1 vs 19 - 23Â
Visiting speaker, Paddy Smith considers what genuine faith looks like and why believers have trials. James 1 vs 1 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie examines 1 Peter 2 vs 18 - 25 to discover how believers should conduct themselves in their place of employment.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four things that need to happen in order to put prayer in its proper place. Nehemiah 9 vs 5 - 21
Rev Jonathan Currie examines what the believer's attitude should be to a less than perfect government. 1 Peter 2 vs 13 - 17, Romans 13 vs 1 - 7Â
Rev Jonathan Currie examines four reasons why the Book of the Law was brought out. Nehemiah 8 vs 1 - 10.
Rev Jonathan Currie asks, as believers are we the fifth gospel to an unbelieving world? 1 Peter 4 vs 11, 12Â Â
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the value of Jesus as he explores 1 Peter 2 vs 4 - 10.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines three ploys used by the enemy to distract the believer. Nehemiah 6
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at dealing with grievances amongst the people of God. Nehemiah 5 vs 1 - 13Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers three Biblical incentives for a holy life in 1 Peter 1 vs 17 - 21.
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the four tactics Nehemiah's critics used. Nehemiah 4 vs 1 - 15.
During our communion service, Rev Jonathan Currie considers Hebrews 2 vs 1 - 4 under 3 headings.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers three privileges all believers enjoy. 1 Peter 1 vs 8 - 12Â
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about Team Nehemiah and working together in Nehemiah 2 vs 17 - 3 v 5 and the lessons we can learn.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie examines three of Nehemiah's specific actions and how we can apply these to our lives. Nehemiah 2 vs 11 - 20
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series in 1 Peter by considering trials. 1 Peter 1 vs 6 - 7
Rev Jonathan Currie examines believers' blessings in tonight's passage. 1 Peter 1 vs 3 - 5Â
Rev Jonathan Currie reflects on three things we need to do if we want to see God open doors. Nehemiah 2 vs 1 - 9Â
In his new series, When The Going Gets Tough, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at three lessons Peter teaches about suffering for the true believer. 1 Peter 1 vs 1 - 9Â
Rev Jonathan Currie completes his series On The Night In Which Jesus Was Betrayed by drawing three lessons of encouragement from Peter's failure. John 13 vs 31 - 38 and Luke 22 vs 54 - 62
Rev Jonathan Currie considers Jesus' gracious treatment towards Judas at the last supper in John 13 vs 18 - 30.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series 'On The Night In Which Jesus Was Betrayed' by looking at two things Jesus teaches us about humility in John 13 vs 12 - 17.Â
In the run up to Easter, Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new study series, On The Night In Which Jesus Was Betrayed. Today he looks at the first of Jesus' key actions and focuses on two things Jesus is teaching us in John 13 vs 1 - 5.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines James's practical teaching on prayer and focuses on five things James longs for believers to pray about. James 5 vs 13 - 20.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study 'We're All In This Together' and today considers Jesus' command to love one another. John 13 vs 31 -38.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers three things that believers need to remain sharp for Christ. Acts 2 vs 42 - 47
Rev Jonathan Currie shares his second lesson from Hebrews and considers four things we need to do to encourage one another. Hebrew s 10 vs 19 - 25
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series in Galatians, "We're All In This Together". This morning's introductory passage is chapter 6 vs 1 - 5.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie wraps up his series in Mark with his final sermon concentrating on three aspects of Christ's character. Mark 6 vs 46 - 56.
In Rev Jonathan Currie's tenth study of Ephesians, he considers how true followers of Jesus should live. Ephesians 5 vs 1 - 21.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers five things believers put off and put on in Ephesians 4 vs 17 - 32Â
Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on two key points in the story of Jesus, Jairus and his daughter. Mark 5 vs 21 -24; 35 - 43
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the four groups of people the sacred secret spoken of in Ephesians 3 vs 1 - 13Â was significant to.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers three steps in God's building project of His Church. Ephesians 2 vs 11 - 22
Rev Jonathan Currie examines the story of a sick woman's encounter with Jesus. Mark 5 vs 23 - 34.Â
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the story of Legion's meeting with Jesus. Mark 5 vs 1 - 20
Rev Jonathan Currie discovers what we can learn from the account of Jesus, the disciples and a storm. Mark 4 vs 35 - 41Â
In his series on Ephesians, 'Unsearchable', Rev Jonathan Currie delves into chapter 1 vs 15 - 23 to learn more about prayer.Â
Rev Ivan Ferris speaks about the account of the young man who came to Jesus for all the wrong reasons. Mark 10 vs 17 - 27
Visiting speaker, Ellis Hanna considers, do we have Nehemiah's passion for the Kingdom of God? Nehemiah 1 Â
Our speaker this morning is Kay, First Saintfield's Girls' Brigade Captain. She challenges us to consider how we respond when hard times come. Acts 27 v39 - 28 v 10.Â
Apologies, no evening recording.Â
Rev Ivan Ferris considers, what our response should be when we are disturbed by God. Isaiah 6 vs 8 - 13
Visiting speaker, Rev Mark Spratt considers the tragic human condition in contrast to God's glorious remedy. Psalm 132
Rev Jonathan Currie highlights three blessings, one from each Person of the Godhead, in his second message from his new study in Ephesians. Ephesians 1 vs 3 - 14.
(Sorry, no available recording from last week)
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in Isaiah, and this week looks at the prophet's response when he is confronted with the holiness of God. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 8Â Â
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new three part series, today he looks at Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 8.
Rev Jonathan Currie talks about what God is doing through Covid 19. Matthew 6 vs 25-35.
Rev Jonathan Currie talks about the fruit of the Spirit. A video webcast of this sermon is also available on our website at http://screencast.1stsaintfield.org.uk/watch/cYerqYyX1k
Rev Jonathan Currie talks about how our trust in Jesus can help us through the challenges and worries surrounding the Coronavirus situation. A recorded video webcast of this sermon is also available on our website at http://screencast.1stsaintfield.org.uk/watch/cYerFRyXVF .
If none of us can keep God's law, what do we do? Visiting speaker, Rev David Hagan examines Romans 3 vs 21 - 31
As we approach Easter, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the cross from five different angles. Today he thinks about God's viewpoint. Romans 3 vs 21 - 26
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about this difficult issue and examines what the Bible has to say. Matthew 27 vs 1 - 5 and Romans 8 v 35 Â
Rev Jonathan Currie gives his seventh message on the believers' need to be on fire for God. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 12 - 25Â
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Haggai's message from God which draws the people's attention from the external to the internal. Haggai 2 vs 10 - 23
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on the first of three sins against the Holy Spirit. Ephesians 4 vs 25 - 32
Thomas Moore gives encouragement to those facing a 'wilderness'. Exodus 16 vs 1 - 12 and John 6 vs 30 - 40
Thomas Moore thinks about the One who has brought us life and hope. Psalm 19 and John 1 vs 1 - 17
The visiting Ballybay Country Gospel Group share a message about the importance of staying connected with Jesus. John 15 vs 1 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the causes and encourages the struggling. Haggai 2 vs 1 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series on the Holy Spirit, and this week considers the significance of the day of Pentecost. Acts 2 vs 1 - 15
Visiting speaker, Rev David Hyndman has been studying the Ten Commandments with his own congregation. Today he asks and answers three questions regarding the value of human life, according to God's Word. Matthew 5 vs 21 - 26
Rev Jonathan Currie examines four things that happen when God stirs in our spirits. Haggai 1 vs 12 - 15
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about three blessings of the seal of the Holy Spirit. Ephesians 1 vs 3 - 14
Rev Jonathan Currie considers what we do, if like the people of Judah, we are stuck in spiritual neutral. Haggai 1 vs 5 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie considers what the phrase 'Born of the Spirit' actually means, and three things that happen to a person when they come to know Christ. John 3 vs 1 - 8 and John 16 vs 5 - 11
The people of Judah were finding excuses why not to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. Rev Jonathan Currie examines Haggai 1 vs 1 - 7 to discover three types of hearts hidden behind these excuses.
Rev Jonathan Currie begins his new series on the person of God the Holy Spirit.Â
John 16 vs 5 - 16
Rev Jonathan Currie turns to the account of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. Acts 8 vs 26 - 40
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks to the young people on their Boys' and Girls' Brigade Enrolment day about the lessons we can learn about prayer from the mobile phone. Matthew 7 vs 7 - 12 Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in Acts, and this week thinks about the early church as believers move out from Jerusalem. Acts 8 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at ways satan distracted the early church, and the lessons we can learn. Acts 6 vs 1 - 7
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about Stephen's epitaph and four godly qualities he possessed. Acts 6 vs 8 - 15; 7 vs 54 - 8 v 2 Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four responses to God's truth in Acts 5 vs 17 - 33; 40 - 42.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines four places in Acts that Barnabas 'The Son of Encouragement' appears. Acts 4 vs 32 - 37Â
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about two shocking deaths in the early church. Acts 5 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how Peter and John dealt with trouble in Acts 4 vs 1 - 22
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the five key features of desperate prayer in Acts 4 vs 23 - 31
Rev Jonathan Currie shares the lessons were can learn from Acts 3 vs 11 - 26 on how to exalt Jesus in our witnessing.
Rev Jonathan Currie challenges us as to how many hurting people we have passed by that need Jesus. Acts 3 vs 1 - 10
Visiting speaker, Rev Brian Smyth thinks about dealing with apathy in the church. Haggai 1 vs 1 - 15Â
Paul McCaw from Belfast City Mission asks, where do we turn when the squalls of life descend upon us? Luke 8 vs 22 -25
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about Jesus being our Shepherd and his involvement in our lives, even in tough times and trials, but are we listening? John 10 vs 11 - 30; Isaiah 43 vs 1 - 13, 15.Â
Maud Kells tells of the amazing way God used her in the Democratic Republic of Congo as a missionary and midwife, and of the night she was left for dead after being shot by bandits. Psalm 23
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about four challenging aspects of the quality growth of the early church. Acts 2 vs 42 -47
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at what 1 Corinthians 11 vs 17 - 34 teaches us about the Lord's SupperÂ
Through Psalm 85, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about 5 things that the church has in revival but not today.Â
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the impact of a salty church.Â
Matthew 5 vs 1 - 16Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the meaning of Koinonia (Greek) or fellowship. Â
Acts 2 vs 42 - 47
Rev Jonathan Currie begins his new series on Revival, and tonight considers three Biblical pictures of revival. Malachi 3 vs 6 - 13
In his new study 'Growing Deeper, Impacting Wider', Rev Jonathan Currie examines the impact of scripture on the early church and their hunger for God's Word. Acts 2 vs 37 - 47Â
Following Jacob's death, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the struggles of Joseph and his brothers and shares three practical points from Genesis 50 vs 15 - 26
Mr Thomas Moore considers the world's greatest need. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 7 & Mark 2 vs 1 - 12
This evening, Mr Thomas Moore draws out five points for believers to meditate on in Philippians 3 vs 12 - 21 Â
Joseph reveals his true identity to his brothers and models God's grace and forgiveness to us, with Rev Jonathan Currie. Genesis 45 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie examines three things God used to stir Joseph's brothers' consciences. Genesis 43 vs 19 - 34Â
Rev Jonathan Currie draws out three similarities Joseph has to Jesus. Genesis 41 vs 41 - 57Â
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Curry considers three things God used to resurrect Joseph's brothers' consciences from Genesis 42 vs 1 - 23
The Holiday Bible Club conclude their week by looking at the story of the rich young ruler, Luke 18 vs 18 - 30. Youth Director, Lauren speaks to children about what it means to truly follow Jesus. Â
Rev Jonathan Currie examines what the Bible has to say when we ask, 'Why, God, why?'
Genesis 39 vs 11 - 23Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four rough edges God removed from Joseph's life. Genesis 40 vs 1 - 23Â
Rev Ivan Ferris considers what motivated Joshua to keep going through the hard times, and asks what motivates us. Matthew 14 vs 22 - 33; Joshua 3 vs 1 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie considers Joseph's consistent living despite life's trials and tribulations. Genesis 39 vs 1 - 6a
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about what we can learn about fighting temptation in this passage. Genesis 39 vs 6a - 23
Rev Jonathan Currie begins his new summer series, Joseph: Living the Dream. He opens the study by looking at Joseph's dysfunctional family life. Genesis 37 vs 1 - 11 Â Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his new series, Joseph: Living the Dream and this evening thinks about dealing with shattered dreams and guilt. Genesis 37 vs 12 - 36
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about Paul's challenge and encouragement in Colossians 4 vs 1 - 6.
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about the mouthful that caused mankind spiritual bankruptcy.....and God's amazing response. Genesis 3 vs 14 - 24
During the Children's Day service, our Youth Director Lauren speaks to the children about what being part of church means. Colossians 2 vs 2, 3, 6, 7
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about the lies of satan which started in Eden and the antedote to the serpent's 'bite'. Genesis 3 vs 1 - 7
Rev Ivan Ferris continues his study in Colossians where Paul reminds believers that they have been raised with Christ and that they need to focus on Him. Colossians 3 vs 1 - 11 Â
Rev Ivan Ferris gauges the impact of Christ in our lives. Exodus 19 vs 1 - 6; Colossians 2 vs 1 - 7
Rev Ivan Ferris considers what peace with God looks like. Isaiah 26 vs 1 - 13; Colossians 1 vs 3 - 23
On Communion Sunday, Rev Ivan Ferris considers God's creativity and rest. Genesis 1 vs 3 - 2 vs 3.
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about the topic of examining ourselves during the Pre-Communion Service. 2 Chronicles 7 vs 1 - 16
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the three 'O's in the resurrection account. Matthew 28 : 1 - 15
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes the 'Keep Taking the Tablets' series by looking at the subject of coveting. Exodus 20 vs 17, Luke 12 vs 13 - 21
During our Good Friday night service, Rev Jonathan Currie asks, is there an answer to the question of the cross? 1 Peter 1 : 15 - 20Â
Rev Jonathan Currie asks, are we just getting by or are we spiritual victors? 1 John 5 vs 1 -21
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at five ways Jesus' rising from the dead redirects our thinking. Luke 24 vs 1 - 12Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study 'Keep Taking the Tablets', and today examines the ninth commandment. Exodus 20 v 16 and Acts 5 vs 1 - 11.
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the subject of love and draws five truths from 1 John 4 vs 7 - 21
Alan Johnston speaks about the past four years he, and his wife, spent alongside a small church in Italy as missionaries with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. 1 Thessalonians 1 vs 1 - 10Â
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie examines the eighth commandment (v 15). Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17
This morning, Rev Ivan Ferris speaks at the annual TOUCH Team service (a pastoral ministry within our church made up of people who wish to show God's love in practical ways) and asks a challenging question. Mark 12 vs 28 - 34
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on the seventh commandment. Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17, 2 Samuel 11 vs 1 - 5Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the love God lavishes on His children and the lessons we can learn from 1 John 2 vs 29 - 3 v 10Â
This week, Rev Jonathan Currie teaches that the Biblical definition of murder reaches wider than we think (v13). Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17Â
This week, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the subject of honouring our parents (v 12). Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17Â
Jonny Farrell from 'Stand By Me', a charity that improves the lives of vulnerable children around the world, speaks to the young people about the little boy who gave what he could to Jesus and shares stories about the children 'Stand By Me' are helping. Matthew 14 vs 13 - 21  Â
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the fourth commandment (vs 8 - 11) and how to make the Lord's Day a delight. Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17
In 1 John 2 vs 18 - 27, Rev Jonathan Currie considers four things we need to know in order to live in the truth and avoid error.Â
In a society where God's name is often only uttered as a swear word, Rev Jonathan Curry highlights the reasons why God's name is so important and worthy of our utmost respect. Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17 Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how we can avoid being squeezed into the world's mould. 1 John 2 vs 12 - 17
Rev Jonathan Currie explains the meaning of the commonly misunderstood second commandment. Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four tests in 1 John 2 vs 1 - 10 which determine whether we are the real deal for Jesus.
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the first commandment in his new series, 'Keep Taking the Tablets' Exodus 20 vs 1 - 20
Rev Ivan Ferris challenges us, are we earth based with a heavenly destination or heavenly based with an earthly mission? 1 Peter 1 v 26b - 2 v 12 (focussing on vs 9 & 10)Â
Rev Ivan Ferris asks, what is our response to God's invitation "Follow Me". Mark 1 vs 9 - 20.Â
This evening Rev Jonathan Currie asks, 'how can we walk with God?' 1 John 1 vs 5 - 10 Â
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces his new series on the Commandments and asks, 'why bother with the Commandments in 2019?' Exodus 20 vs 1 - 17Â
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie shares his passion for First Saintfield - that all who come into the church may put their faith in Jesus. John 3 vs 1 - 16Â
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes his study on Peter by looking at the four stages of Peter's restoration after his denial of Jesus. John 21 vs 1 - 19
Rev Jonathan Currie takes a look at the familiar Bible passage and the lessons we can learn from it. Luke 22 vs 54 - 62Â
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the five keys to becoming a spiritual giant. Joshua 23 vs 1 - 11Â
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at another decisive moment in Peter's life. Matthew 18 vs 21 - 35
Rev Jonathan Currie reminds us that everyone is significant to God. Joshua 14 vs 6 - 14
Rev Jonathan Currie asks, 'What are our Gibeonites?' and reminds us God is greater than our sin. Joshua 9 vs 3 - 27  Â
Rev Jonathan Currie continues to study the life of Peter and tonight focuses on his witnessing Jesus' transfiguration. Matthew 17 vs 1 - 17
Declan Curley from Child Evangelism Fellowship speaks to the Boys' and Girls' Brigades about his favourite words in the Bible during their enrolment service. Romans 5 vs 6 - 11
Rev Ivan Ferris considers the story of Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well. 1 Kings 12 vs 28 - 13 v 3; John 4 vs 1 - 30
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study of the life of Peter and looks at those who turned back. John 6 vs 59 - 71
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about Achan's sin and five difficult lessons Israel learned. Joshua 7 vs 1 - 13 Â
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the subject of commitment. Matthew 16 vs 21 - 25
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about three characteristics on the faith that caused walls to fall. Joshua 6 vs 1 - 21
During the pre-communion service, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the significance of Jesus' act and its impact on Peter. John 13 vs 2 - 11
Continuing his study on Peter, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the B-L-T method of evangelism. Mark 1 vs 14 - 20Â
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie considers Jericho and Joshua's surprise encounter. Joshua 5 v 13 - ch 6 v 5
Today, in our Harvest Service, Rev Ivan Ferris challenges us on how much we trust God. Exodus 34 vs 10 - 18, 21 - 24Â
William Sayers lost his arm and the sight of an eye in a farming accident at the age of twelve. He tells of how God brought him to faith in Christ.
This week, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the lessons we can learn from Gilgal. Joshua 5 vs 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces his new Bible study,Peter: A Disciple in the Making, with Peter: Face to Face with Jesus. John 1 vs 35 - 42
This evening, Mr Thomas Moore looks at what the Bible has to say to the discouraged and weary. Matthew 11 vs 25 - 30
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the lessons God was teaching the Israelites in the midst of their many challenges. Joshua 4 vs 1 - 9; 19 - 24
Continuing his study in Joshua, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about God's ability to do the impossible, yesterday...and today. Joshua 3 vs 1 - 17
Rev Jonathan Currie continues to look at what the Bible says about life issues. Romans 1 vs 18 - 32
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about God's amazing grace towards Rahab. Joshua 2 vs 1 - 14
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a three part series on Human Sexuality. Genesis 2 vs 18 - 25; Matthew 19 vs 3 - 9
Are we settling for less than God's best? Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the lessons that can be learned from the Israelites as they journeyed to the Promised Land. Joshua 1 vs 10 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new study in Joshua. Today he considers the Biblical advice for those stuck in a spiritual rut. Joshua 1 vs 1 - 9
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie asks, what is vision? Numbers 13 vs 26 - 33; Proverbs 29 vs 18
At the end of our Holiday Bible Club week, our youth worker Lauren, speaks to the children about stories and they think about the best story of all. Matthew 28 v 1 - 10
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in Psalm 23 by looking at verse 5, giving encouragement to those stuck in a rut.
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series in Psalm 23. Today he looks at verse 4a and how understanding the phrase 'valley of the shadow of death' unlocks the meaning of the verse. Psalm 23 v 4a
This evening, Rev Ivan Ferris concludes his Bible study series by looking at the seventh 'I Am' statement spoken by Jesus. Isaiah 5 vs 1 - 7; John 15 vs 1 - 17
The world religions present many roads to heaven, however Rev Ivan Ferris draws attention to the only 'option' in Christianity...…salvation in Christ. John 13 v 33 - 14 v 6.
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about the Shepherd who laid down His life for His sheep. John 10 vs 11 - 21
Rev Ivan Ferris considers our need for spiritual bread. John 6 vs 25 - 35, 45 - 51; Exodus 16 vs 2 - 5.
Over the next four weeks, Rev Ivan Ferris examines the seven 'I Am' statements spoken by Jesus. Today he asks, who or what is Jesus to us? John 1 vs 1 - 18; Exodus 3 vs 1 - 14.
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the innate wandering sheep nature present in us all. Psalm 23 v 3a
Continuing his Psalm 23 Bible study, Rev Jonathan Currie considers how God guides step by step. Psalm 23 v 3b
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the subject of contentment and the spiritual lessons we can learn from behaviour of sheep. Psalm 23 v 2a
Continuing his study in Psalm 23, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the importance of the Word and the Spirit in v2b.
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces the new study series, 'How to Face the Day' with the first of eleven sermons on Psalm 23.
Our Youth Director, Lauren, talks to the children about trusting in God and relying on His strength like Gideon did, in the Children's Day Service. Judges 22 vs 1 - 22
Rev Jonathan Curry concludes this series with a study on the seventh church, Laodicea, and Jesus' stark warning against the danger of being spiritually lukewarm. Revelation 3 vs 14 - 22
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the penultimate letter addressed to a church who saw opposition as opportunity. Revelation 3 vs 7 - 13
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes his series on heaven by examining Biblical evidence to ascertain if believers will recognise their spiritual brothers and sisters in the next life. Matthew 17 vs 1 - 8
As society obsesses over how to improve their outward appearance, Rev Jonathan Currie ponders over the ultimate new body Christ's followers will receive in heaven. 1 Corinthians 15 vs 35 - 53.
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the church that rested on the laurels of her past reputation. Revelation 3 vs 1 - 6
During our communion service, Rev Jonathan Currie examines Jesus' words to the fourth church. Revelation 2 vs 18 - 29
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes the subject of what believers will do in heaven. Revelation 22 vs 1 - 7
In preparation for the Communion service on Sunday, Rev Jonathan Currie considers some of the things the Bible says about how believers will spend their 'time' in eternity. Revelation 22 vs 1 - 7
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie takes a look at the ultimate residence. Revelation 21 vs 10 - 27
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series on 'When Jesus Comes To Church' by looking at the strengths and weaknesses of the church at Pergamum. Revelation 2 vs 12 - 17
The Touch Team are a group of volunteers within our church who practically help and encourage those in our church family and the surrounding community facing times of difficulty. Today they held their annual service and their guest speaker was Thomas Moore. Thomas spoke about using our gifts for God's glory. Romans 12 vs 1 - 21
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about five things that will be absent from heaven. Revelation 21 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie considers three main groups of people who are going to heaven. Revelation 7 vs 1 - 9
Visiting speaker, Mitch from 'Crown Jesus Ministries' speaks about how the Christian's body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. 1 Corinthians 6 v 19
Rev Jonathan Currie considers five pieces of Biblical evidence that tells us where heaven is. John 14 vs 1 - 6; Revelation 21 vs 1 - 8
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at a church under pressure. Revelation 2 vs 8 - 12
During the Spring evening services, Rev Jonathan Currie is going to examine what the Bible says heaven is really like in the new series, 'Heaven : A Peep Inside the Pearly Gates'. Tonight he considers Jesus' encounter with some Sadducees in Luke 20 vs 27 - 38
This morning Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series,'When Jesus Comes to Church'. In Revelation chapters 2 and 3, we discover that Jesus pays a visit to 7 different, first century churches in Asia Minor (the western part of modern-day Turkey). They were filled with real people struggling with real problems. Our first study looks at the church in Ephesus, Revelation 2 vs 1 - 7
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie continues his Easter series by looking at loneliness and the alienation from God and other people caused by sin. 2 Corinthians 5 v 16 - 6 v 2
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series for the Easter period, 'Questions that Easter Answers'. This morning he considers two options for dealing with guilt. Romans 3 vs 9 - 26
Mr Thomas Moore reflects on Psalm 91 under the headings, 'The Lord's Protection' and 'The Lord's Pledge to Us, His People'.
Tonight, Mr John Graham asks do we groan or glow when we worship, and considers where our loyalty lies. Malachi 1 vs 6 - 14
Visiting speaker, Mr John Graham thinks about the journey of the Christian life. Colossians 1 vs 9 - 14
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes Samson's story and his study in the Book of Judges with some encouragement. Judges 16 vs 22 - 32
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Samson's love, lies and losses in chapter sixteen which cause him to become a 'yesterday's man' for God. Judges 16 vs 4 - 22
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the lessons we can learn from the Samaritan woman's encounter with Jesus as she struggled to get past her past.... John 4 vs 4 - 18, 28 - 30
Rev Jonathan Currie urges believers not to become battle weary and shares five spiritual truths vital to fighting God's enemies. Judges 15 vs 9 - 20
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how Samson had drifted so far spiritually that he had begun to treat his sin lightly. Judges 14 vs 10 - 19
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the consequences of Samson's revenge. Judges 15 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new Bible study in the Book of Judges. Today, he introduces the series by looking at the man of many contradictions. Judges 13 vs 1 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how despite Samson's great spiritual potential, he chose to flirt with sin. Judges 14 vs 1 - 9
Today, Mr George Conn examines what this Scripture really meant for Jesus. Matthew 26 vs 36 - 44
Rev Mark Spratt asks what 'living the Gospel' entails for believers. Philippians 1 v 27 - 2 v 11
Today Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the subject of contentedness. Philippians 4 vs 10 - 13
Rev Jonathan Currie concludes this series by considering six blessings we receive when we take to heart the concept of being partners in the gospel. Philippians 4 vs 14 - 23
Rev Jonathan Currie outlines three lessons from the account of Euodia and Syntyche. Philippians 4 vs 1 - 3
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie continues his series on joy and speaks about four things that being a citizen of heaven means. Philippians 3 vs 17 - 21
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four truths that enhance the believer's performance in the Christian life. Philippians 3 vs 12 - 16
On this Vision Sunday, Rev Jonathan Currie challenges believers to wholeheartedly focus on Jesus in 2018. Philippians 3 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie builds on this morning's sermon, focusing on vs 10 and 11 of Philippians 3.
Over the Christmas period, Rev Jonathan Currie will examine the four titles of Jesus. The first is 'Wonderful Counsellor' (v6) Isaiah 9 vs 2 - 7
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Jesus' title 'Mighty God'. Luke 2 vs 8 - 20; Isaiah 9 v 6
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in Philippians, today he considers Epaphroditus in chapter 2 vs 19 - 30
God can do miracles in marriages. Rev Jonathan Currie preaches from the account of Jesus at the wedding in Cana. John 2 vs 1 - 11
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie examines what the Bible says about a Christian's choice of spouse. Malachi 2 vs 10 - 12, 2 Corinthians 6 vs 14 - 16
Congregational member, Rachael Davison speaks about the great commission whilst sharing about her work in the Czech Republic with Josiah Venture. Matthew 28 vs 18 - 20
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie examines Paul's teaching to single people. 1 Corinthians vs 25 - 40
Jim Patterson from Child Evangelism Fellowship speaks with the boys and girls, on this their Boys' and Girls' Brigade enrolment day. John 14 vs 1 - 6
Continuing his series on marriage, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about David, Uriah and Bathsheba. 2 Samuel 11 vs 1 - 17
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie considers four qualities found in Christians that 'shine'. Philippians 2 vs 12 - 18
Tonight Rev Jonathan Currie considers the characteristics of a godly wife. 1 Peter 3 vs 1 - 7
On this Communion Service morning, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the Person of Jesus, the ultimate example of humility. Philippians 2 vs 5 - 11
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie draws lessons from the situation Paul faced with the believers at the church in Philippi. Philippians 2 vs 1 - 4
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about what the Bible says about the role of husbands. Ephesians 5 vs 21 - 33
Marriage was God's idea, so we need to pay attention to the Designer's specifications. Rev Jonathan Currie applies the truths from Genesis 2 vs 18 - 25
Today, as he continues his series on Joy, Rev Jonathan Currie asks, are we as Chrsitians being the 'real deal'? Philippians 1 vs 27 - 30
Rev Jonathan Currie begins his new evening series on marriage, 'Happily Ever After' Genesis 2 vs 18 - 25
On this morning of harvest thanksgiving, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about our need to respond to God-given opportunities for salvation and asks, is it possible to pass 'beyond redemption point'? Jeremiah 8 vs 13 - 22
Visiting speaker, Rev Adrian Adjer takes a look at the well-known Bible story about Jesus, Peter and a storm. Matthew 14 vs 22 - 34
Rev Jonathan Currie reminds us that with Jesus NOTHING just happens..... Philippians 1 vs 12 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie considers, what motivates us and makes us get out of bed in the morning? Philippians 1 vs 19 - 26
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series on Joy. This morning he focuses on five joy enhancers. Philippians 1 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the book of Philippians' blueprint for praying effectively. Philippians 1 vs 9 - 11
Faith Mission worker, Mr Trevor Bennett thinks about what Jesus has done for us and also what is required of us. John 12 vs 20 - 33
Mr Trevor Bennett asks, which way are we travelling? Are we moving away from or towards what we hold dear? Isaiah 55 vs 1 - 8; Matthew 18 vs 1 - 4
Rev Ivan Ferris thinks about the Root of Jesse this morning and challenges us about our relationship with God. Isaiah 11 vs 1 - 11
Rev Ivan Ferris builds on his sermon's theme earlier today and asks, which vine are we connected to? John 15 vs 1 -17
Rev Ivan Ferris considers God's wonder and majesty, and His worthiness of praise through Psalm 8.
We often wonder why God does what He does. Rev James Todd speaks about Isaiah's shocking encounter with God, and what we can learn from it. Isaiah chapter 6
Rev James Todd looks at the different stages of relationship a Christian has in their walk with Jesus. John 15 vs 9 - 15
The children get together for their final top secret 'Mission Impossible' Holiday Bible Club rendezvous. They investigate, with leader Craig, how to spot a true Christian, all with the help of some Mission Impossible clues. John 14 vs 1 - 6
Thomas Moore gives an overview of the majesty of the Lord Jesus. Colossians 1 vs 13 - 23
Rev Frank McKeown debunks the excuses used to turn down Christ's offer of salvation through scripture passage, John 10 vs 11 - 30
Rev Frank McKeown asks, does the glory of God fill the church we attend? 2 Chronicles 2 vs 1 -12; 5 vs 13 & 14; 7 vs 1 - 3.
Tonight, Rev Frank McKeown teaches from Psalm 2 and Philippians 2 vs 1 - 11. We learn that despite the world's opposition and rebellion, Jesus Christ rules supreme.
Rev Frank McKeown focuses on four people who find themselves in a situation that parallels ours. 2 Kings 7 vs 1 - 11
This evening, Rev Frank McKeown reminds us that Jesus' love for us endures despite our troubles. Ephesians 3 vs 14 - 21; Romans 8 vs 28 - 39
Visiting Speaker, Rev Frank McKeown considers the heresy of mankind and the choice we all have to make. Isaiah 55 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie considers four Biblical principles that encourages us to pray for our nation. Daniel 9 vs 1 - 19
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at one of the most well-known and loved stories in the Bible. Daniel 6 vs 10 - 28
Rev Jonathan Currie considers Belshazzar's disturbing encounter with God and asks what God might say to us? Daniel 5 vs 8 - 17; 22 - 31
Now an old man, Daniel continues to face spiritual challenges. Rev Jonathan Currie considers what truths modern day Daniels can learn from this passage. Daniel 6 vs 1 - 10.
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on Nebuchadnezzar's conversion. Daniel 4 vs 1 - 8; 19 - 27; 33 - 37
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the sobering reminder from God that there is an unseen line that every sinner can cross, from God's mercy to His wrath. Daniel 5 vs 1 - 9
Continuing his study in the Book of Daniel, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego and how we need to trust God in trials and difficulties. Daniel 3 vs 7 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie continues to examine Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego's fiery trial and the amazing outcome. Daniel 3 vs 19 - 30
Visiting speaker, Michael Stoneman asks, 'Where do we turn when things go wrong?' Psalm 3
Rev Jonathan Currie asks, 'Is it ever right for a believer to disobey the law of the land?' Daniel 3 vs 1 - 15
Visiting speaker, Rev Clarke Deering thinks about the man with a big problem and his unexpected answer. Mark 2 vs 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study of the Book of Daniel, and tonight explores Daniel's interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar's disturbing dream. Daniel 2 vs 1 - 19 & 26 - 35
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie examines the 'Daniel Principle', that it is more important to do what is right in God's eyes than fit in with the crowd. Daniel 1 vs 8 - 21
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces the new study series in the Book of Daniel, "Conviction in an Age of Compromise". Daniel 1 vs 1 - 8
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in the Book of Daniel as he focuses on verse 8, and considers three consequences of holy boldness. Daniel 1 vs 1 - 8
Rev Dr John Dixon examines three ways in which we can quench the Holy Spirit. Ephesians 4 v 17 - 5 v 2.
During this morning's United Appeal Service, Rev Dr John Dixon considers the response believers ought to have to God's great generosity. 2 Corinthians 9 vs 1 - 15
On this Communion morning, Rev Clarke Deering thinks about the friendship between David and Jonathan. 1 Samuel 20 vs 1 - 22
Rev Clarke Deering examines the parable of the Great Supper and the challenges it presents both to those who love Jesus, and those who have not yet trusted Him. Luke 14 vs 1 - 24
As the congregation prepares for Communion on Sunday, Elder Norman Jackson reflects on the events that preceded Christ's instituting the Lord's Supper. Luke 22 vs 14 - 20
Visiting speaker, John Graham considers the attitude the Christian should have in the face of difficulties and trials. Exodus chapter 5.
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks on four things to encourage those who feel the Christian life is an uphill struggle, from the passage Hebrews 12 vs 1 - 3.
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the tragic story of the rich young ruler. Mark 10 vs 17 - 22
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie looks again at the familiar story of Peter's failure, and God's ability to restore. John 21 vs 1 - 19
Visiting speaker, Rev Clarke Deering thinks about Cleopas's life changing encounter with Jesus. Luke 24 vs 13 - 35
On this Easter Sunday morning, Rev Jonathan Currie reminds us the difference the resurrection makes. Matthew 28 vs 1 - 10.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines six proven facts to the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. Luke 24 : 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie points out five ways the Son of God loved us, from Matthew 27 vs 22 - 50, on this Good Friday evening.
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie considers what 'dying well' really means. Luke 23 vs 44 - 49
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about Jesus's sacrifice and how He paid the debt in full. John 19 vs 28 -37
Guest speak, Rev Owen Patterson considers the characteristics of an authentic believer. Mark 8 vs 31 - 9 v 1
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the battleground of the mind. Genesis 25 vs 21 - 26; Philippians 4 vs 4 - 9
This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about Jesus' fifth cry on the cross which focuses on His body. John 19 v 28
Continuing the 'Famous Last Words' series, Rev Jonathan Currie examines Christ's fourth cry from the cross. Matthew 27 vs 45 - 54
We live in a world obsessed with appearance and possessions. Rev Jonathan Currie considers three lies satan spreads and what God's Word says to us about these issues. 1 Peter 2 vs 4 - 10
Visiting speaker, Robin Fairbairn looks at Tabitha's story and the lessons we can learn from it. Acts 9 vs 36 - 43
Rev Jonathan Currie examines David's sinful condition as he continues his series, 'The Battles Christians Face'. 2 Samuel 12 vs 1 - 12
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on three personalities near the cross. John 19 vs 23 - 27
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about a sin that we are all guilty of. 1 Corinthians 1 vs 26 - 31
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the thief on the cross who encountered Jesus. Luke 23 vs 32 - 43
Rev Jonathan Currie shares the Biblical principles of seeking God in the new evening series, 'The Battles Christians Face'. Psalm 5 vs 1 - 3; Mark 1 vs 35 - 39
Between now and Easter, Rev Jonathan Currie considers seven brief sayings of Jesus as He faced the cross, in the new Sunday morning series, 'Famous Last Words'. Today he looks at Christ's amazing forgiveness (v 34) and the challenge it presents to us. Luke 23 vs 26 - 34
Jonathan Gault shares how he came to faith in Christ and how God comforted him in tragedy.
Visiting speaker, Robin Fairbairn tells how God's closing one door on Paul opens another which leads to Lydia's conversion. Acts 16 vs 6 - 15
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the three things we need to do when trouble strikes. Isaiah 40 vs 27 - 31
Rev Jonthan Currie concludes 'The Disciple's Heart' series with teaching on the persecuted (v 10 - 12). Matthew 5 v 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks on three key words that unlock the meaning of the fourth beatitude. Matthew 5 vs 1 - 12
During January, we will study the beatitudes in a new mini series called 'The Disciple's Heart'. Today, Rev Jonathan Currie examines what it means to be 'poor in spirit' v 3. Matthew 5 vs 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie continues to look at the beatitudes, and tonight the focus is on broken heartedness for sin (v4). Matthew 5 vs 1 - 12
Visiting speaker, Robin Fairbairn considers the lessons we can learn from Paul's teaching as we begin a new year. Philippians 3 vs 1 - 14
On this Chrsitmas morning, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the most memorable gift we could ever receive. Luke 2 vs 8 - 15
Rev Jonathan Currie shares with the children what a stable and our hearts have in common.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers five characteristics of a person who is wise. Matthew 2 vs 1 - 12
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on how God intervened in Joshua and Rahab's seemingly impossible circumstances and how He can do the same for us. Hebrews 11 vs 24 - 31
Today, Rev Jonathan Curry looks at the five Biblical pictures of revival. Malachi 3 vs 6 - 12
As he continues the Awake series, Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on the importance of the Bible's teachings in our daily lives. Psalm 119 vs 9 - 16
Tonight, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the spiritual legacy of Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, and the importance of living and dying well. Hebrews 11 v 20
During the Boys' and Girls' Brigade enrolment service, Rev Jonathan Currie has some fun with the young people whilst they learn some important truths from the Bible.
Tonight's sermon is for those who struggle to understand what God is doing in their lives. Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about Abraham and Isaac's experience on Mount Moriah. Hebrews 11 vs 17 - 19; Genesis 22 vs 1 -14
No-one has a perfect marriage, not even Abraham and Sarah. Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about how God turned their situation around. Hebrews 11 vs 11 & 12.
Visiting speaker, Very Revd Dr John Dixon looks at the Corinthians' love attitude behind their generous giving back to God. 2 Corinthians chapter 8.
During today's Communion Service, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the amazing exchange that happens when we put our trust in Christ. 2 Corinthians 5 vs 16 - 21.
In this Pre-Comunion Service, Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series 'Keep Believing'. This evening he speaks about the heroes of the faith who kept on believing in the midst of difficulties and trials. Hebrews 11 vs 1 - 7.
Rev Maurice Stewart speaks about salvation and the inheritance laid up for God's people.
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the way that God changes Habakkuk in tough times and the lessons we can learn from this passage. Habakkuk chapter 3
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the example of the early church and the importance the place of prayer should have in the believer's life. Acts 4 vs 23 - 31
A speaker from Open Doors talks about the organisation's work with persecuted Christians across the world. 1 Corinthians 3 vs 5 - 15
Roger McKay shares something of the work of Frontiers Ireland with Muslims abroad. Revelation 5 vs 1 - 14
On this Harvest morning, visiting speaker John Graham considers the antidote to worry and misplaced trust. Luke 12 vs 7; 13 - 34
In our Harvest Thanksgiving Service, Dr Martyn Cowan encourages dispirited believers to continue sowing spiritual seed and trust God to bring in the harvest. Psalm 126.
Today, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the things in this life that will no longer trouble believers in heaven. Revelation 21 vs 1 - 8.
Rev Jonathan Currie takes a sobering look at the realities of hell as taught by Jesus. Luke 16 vs 19 - 31
This evening's sermon, by Rev Jonathan Currie, is for all those who get the answers they don't expect, or perhaps want, from God. Habakkuk 1 v 12 - 2 v 1.
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at our greatest problem and our only remedy. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series, "Awake", where he looks at Isaiah's spiritual wake up call. Isaiah 6 vs 1 - 8.
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces the new evening series in Habukkuk. Habukkuk 1 vs 1 - 11
This morning Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about how finishing the Christian life well is more important than how we begin. 2 Timothy 4 vs 6 - 8.
If God spares us we will face old age, Rev Jonathan Currie considers five ways to face life's winter. 2 Timothy 4 vs 9 - 22
Visiting speaker, Mr George Conn looks at selected verses in the first chapter of John's Gospel and speaks about the three simple but profound things the disciples did. John 1 vs 6 - 14; 27 - 29; 35 - 42.
Mr George Conn continues to study John's writings, tonight he thinks about John's first epistle. 1 John chapter 1.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines four truths in regards to what kind of Fellowship we should be. 2 Timothy 4 vs 1 - 5
Paul was Timothy's main role model. This morning, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the four marks of a godly role model. 2 Timothy 3 vs 10 - 17
This evening, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks on the reality of the last days. 2 Timothy 3 vs 1 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in 2 Timothy and today considers what Paul says about serving God. 2 Timothy 2 vs 14 - 26
Rev Jonathan Currie examines three reasons for motivation of perseverance in hard times. 2 Timothy 2 vs 8 - 13.
As this year's Holiday Bible Club, 'Space Academy' draws to a close, Stephen Cairns recaps what the children have been learning about Daniel and his friends over the past week. Daniel 1 vs 1 - 7
As Rev Jonathan Currie continues his study in 2 Timothy, he looks at how faithfulness should play out in our lives. 2 Timothy 1 vs 13 - 18
As Paul urges timid Timothy to stand up for the Gospel in the face of persecution, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at what we can learn from these men. 2 Timothy 1 vs 8 - 12.
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces the Summer Series, a study of Second Timothy. In this service, he considers the importance of intentionally sharing the Good News with the next generation. 2 Timothy 1 vs 1 - 7.
Visiting speaker, Trevor Matthews considers this challenging question. Matthew 22 vs 34 - 46
Evangelist Billy Patterson shares the good news that Jesus sees us, not as we are but what we can become. Mark 2 vs 13 - 17
Evangelist Billy Patterson speaks about how the presence of Jesus can change everything - suddenly. Mark 6 vs 45 - 56.
Visiting speaker from Newtownabbey, Paul Hamill examines the story of Peter and Dorcas. Acts 9 vs 36 - 43.
Visiting speaker from Newtownabbey, Paul Hamill considers the Queen of Sheba's encounter with Solomon and the analogy of our meeting with Jesus. 1 Kings 10 vs 1 - 13, Luke 11 vs 29 - 32.
Youth leader, Stephen Cairns speaks with the children during the Children's Day Service about what they've learned lately in Flipside and Kidzone. Psalm 100 and Mark 10 vs 13 - 16.
In this sermon 'Let's Go Fishing', Rev Jonathan Currie delves into a subject that causes much guilt and anxiety for many Christians. Acts 8 vs 26 - 40.
Rev Jonathan Currie examines the final account of Saul's life and the sobering lesson we can learn from it. 1 Samuel 31 vs 1 - 10.
In an age where many messages are preached, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the importance of the Christian's need to recognise and know Bibical truth. Matthew 7 vs 15 - 23, 2 Peter 2 vs 1 - 3.
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at David's encounter with Nabal, and his shocking response to this harsh Calebite. 1 Samuel 25 vs 2 - 13.
Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on four truths about 'being a lover of strangers'. 1 Peter 4 vs 7 - 11.
In this sermon, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about how we should deal with the temptation to take revenge. 1 Samuel 24 vs 1 - 22
All Christians face discouragement at some point in their lives. Rev Jonathan Currie asks, are we fear spreaders or faith spreaders? Romans 12 vs 1 - 8, Acts 9 vs 26 - 27.
Rev Jonathan Currie continues to think about David's life and how God steps in to our empty, spiritually bankrupt lives when we recognise that we need Him. 1 Samuel 22 vs 1 - 4, Psalm 142.
Rev Jonathan Currie considers when the crutches in our lives are taken away, where our dependency should lie. 1 Samuel 21 vs 10 - 15
Rev Jonathan Currie examines what the Scriptures say about the gift of helping. 1 Corinthians 12 vs 21 - 31
This morning as communion is celebrated, Rev Jonathan Currie considers three truths about 'the monster of jealousy'. 1 Samuel 18 vs 6 - 16.
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about what the Bible has to say about the gift of teaching. Ephesians 4 vs 11 - 16
During this Pre-Communion Service, Rev Jonathan Currie uses this passage about David and Jonathan to highlight four key points about friendship, as well as think about the greatest friend we could ever have. 1 Samuel 18 vs 1 - 4, 19 vs 1 - 7.
Andrew Dawson, visiting speaker from Second Presbyterian Dromara, considers how Jesus shares our shame so we can share in his bounty. Psalm 22
Andrew Dawson identifies four lies which the devil uses to derail Christ's followers. 2 Timothy 2 vs 1 - 26.
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about those who 'have a heart that bleeds for those in need.' Luke 10 vs 25 - 37
Rev Jonathan Currie considers one of the most well known stories in the Bible. 1 Samuel 17 vs 4 - 11, 20 - 24, 45 - 50.
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about how Saul became 'yesterday's man' for God. 1 Samuel 16 vs 14 - 23.
Rev Jonathan Currie introduces a new sermon series, 'Spiritual Gifts' by looking at five important truths about spiritual gifts. Romans 12 vs 1 - 8.
In this new series, Facing Your Giants, Rev Jonathan Currie considers the life of David, taken by God from obscurity to kingship. 1 Samuel 16 vs 1 - 13
Visiting missionaries, Ron and Hilary McCartney speak about their work in Pakistan at the Forman Christian College, Lahore. 1 Peter 1 vs 13 - 19.
On this Easter Sunday morning, Rev Jonathan Currie concludes the 'Faces Along the Road to Calvary' series by considering the courage Joseph of Armathea, and the need for Christians to be bold as they share the good news of Jesus. Mark 15 vs 42 - 16 v 7.
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the lessons we can learn from 'doubting' Thomas. John 20 vs 24 - 29.
In this Good Friday service, Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the sacrifice of Isaac. Genesis 22 vs 1 - 14
In this special TOUCH Team service, guest speaker Mr Ossie McAuley considers Jesus' compassion and how His followers are called to be His hands and feet. Mark 6 vs 30 - 44
It is inevitable that all of God's people will experience 'the dark night of the soul' at some point in their lives. Rev Jonathan Currie reflects on David's experience in Psalm 13.
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the One who was forsaken by God so that we don't have to be. Mark 15 vs 33 - 37
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the role of Simon in 'Faces Along the Road to Calvary' Mark 15 vs 21 - 32
Like us, even Bible heroes like Moses suffered from the fear of failure. Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about ways Moses tried to hide his fear. Exodus 3 vs 1 - 14
Mr George Lunn from Belfast City Mission speaks about his work in the city. Matthew 24 vs 36 - 44
Rev Jonathan Currie shares five truths to relovutionise our thinking about the future. John 14 vs 1 - 6, 25 - 27
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the one who went free despite being guilty. Mark 15 vs 1 - 15
Through the account of Jairus and his daughter, Rev Jonathan Currie examines another common fear. Mark 5 vs 21 -24, 35 - 43
Rev Jonathan Currie considers Jesus' unjust trial and the many false allegations made, and what we can learn from His reaction. Mark 14 vs 53 - 65
Tonight Robin Fairbairn considers Jacob and God's goodness to him, and us. Genesis 28 vs 10 - 29 v 1
Continuing his series 'Faces Along the Road to Calvary', Rev Jonathan Currie considers why our failing God does not necessarily make us failures. Mark 14 vs 27 - 31, 66 - 72
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at three timeless principles for good financial planning. Matthew 6 vs 19 - 34
Almost everyone has fears about death. Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on three truths in 2 Corinthians 5 vs 1 - 10.
In a world where the Christian message is tolerated less and less, Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the importance of standing up for God's Word. Daniel 3 vs 1 - 15
During this 'Fired Up' Men's Ministry Service, visiting speaker Bishop Ken Clarke looks at the example of Enoch's life. Genesis 5 vs 21 - 24; Ecclesiastes 2 vs 1 - 11
Looking at Paul's experiences Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series, 'The Fear Factor' 2 Timothy 4 vs 9 - 22
In anticipation of Easter, Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series, 'Faces Along the Road to Calvary'. This week he studies Mary of Bethany and her extravagant love for Jesus. Mark 14 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie takes these words from verse 39 and looks at four things that 'going a little further' meant to the disciples, and what it will mean to us as followers of Jesus today. Matthew 26 vs 36 - 46
Rev Jonathan Currie examines the account of Felix and his encounter with the Gospel. Acts 24 vs 24 - 27
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about how we can give the devil a foothold in our lives. Ephesians 4 vs 25 - 32
On this Nativity Service morning, Stephen Cairns considers why we REALLY celebrate Christmas as he opens an exciting present which is not as it first seems.
Rev Jonathan Currie draws some lessons of encouragement from Mary's story. Luke 1 vs 26 - 38
Rev Jonathan looks at Jacob's death and asks, 'what will our spiritual legacy be?' Genesis 47 vs 27 - 31
Rev Jonathan Currie shares four lessons we can learn from Jacob's troubles in Genesis chapters 34 - 37, and how God is ultimately in control. Genesis 37 vs 12 - 35
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about four surprises that the shepherds discovered in this account of Jesus' birth. Luke 2 vs 8 - 20
Jacob's spiritual life was in a major rut. Rev Jonathan Currie looks at four significant things that happen to Jacob in this passage and encourages those who are backslidden. Genesis 35 vs 1 - 15
As the congregation prepare to elect a new Congregational Committee, Rev Jonathan Currie considers what scripture says about the sort of person we should choose for such a position. Acts 6 vs 1 - 7
It is easy to become overly familiar with The Lord's Prayer. Robin Fairbairn takes a fresh look at this pattern prayer. Matthew 6 vs 5 - 15
Claire Henderson from Helping Hands Ministries speaks about her work in the Philippines. James 1 v 27
Stephen Cairns speaks to the young people in the Girls' and Boys' Brigade, and asks 'whose image are we reflecting?' Genesis 1 vs 26 - 31
Rev Jonathan Currie considers Lot's wife, who despite many spirtual privileges and opportunities was lost. Genesis 19 vs 14 - 29; Luke 17 v 32
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Jacob's struggle to accept forgiveness. Genesis 33 vs 1 - 15
During the Communion Service, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at what it means to be redeemed. 1 Peter 1 vs 13 - 21
In this Pre-Communion Service, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at passages in the Old and New Testaments, which speaks about the temple curtain that was torn as Jesus made a way for sinners to have intimacy with a holy God. Exodus 26 vs 31 -33
Trevor Matthews looks at Jesus' parable about a groom, ten bridesmaids and some oil..... Matthew 25 vs 1 - 13
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the terrible consequences those who choose temporary earthly riches over eternal ones will face. Luke 12 vs 13 - 21
Nothing happens without God's divine jurisdiction. Rev Jonathan Currie looks at God's three purposes in sending Jacob to Haran. Genesis 29 vs 14 - 28
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the importance of bold and persistent prayer. Luke 11 vs 1 - 13
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about how God breaks into Jacob's messy life and draws near to him. Genesis 28 vs 10 - 22
A story with a twist. Rev Jonathan Currie continues to study Jesus' parables. Luke 18 vs 9 - 14
Like Jacob, we can choose to do things our way rather than God's. Rev Jonathan Currie challenges us, do we trust God enough to take care of the smallest details of our lives? Genesis 27 vs 1 - 23
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the man who squandered his birthright for a bowl of stew and asks, "What are we selling Jesus for?" Genesis 25 vs 27 - 34; Hebrews 12 vs 16 & 17
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the example of Herod, and the remedy for a troubled conscience. Mark 6 vs 14 -29
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Jacob's life, beginning with his birth. Genesis 25 vs 21 -28
Rev Jonathan Currie begins a new series of teachings entitled 'Windows on the Truth' examining Jesus' parables. Luke 14 vs 16 - 24
Rev Jonathan Currie considers what our attitude should be towards our Heavenly Father and other believers. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 12 - 22
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about Paul's closing comments in his first epistle to the Thessalonian Church. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 23 - 28
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about the great and terrible day when Jesus returns. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 1 - 3
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about how we should live as we wait for Christ to come again. 1 Thessalonians 5 vs 4 - 11
Trevor Bennett considers Jesus' finished work on Calvary and the responses of those who hung beside Him. Luke 23 vs 32 - 49
Trevor Bennett looks at the example of the church in Thessalonica. 1 Thessalonians 1 vs 1 - 10
Rev Jonathan Currie focuses on five things that will happen when Christ returns. 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 16 - 18.
Youth Worker, Stephen Cairns brings the Holiday Bible Club to a close as he looks at the final character, Lydia, in the book of Acts. Acts 16 vs 11 -15
Rev Jonathan Currie examines the issues the Thessalonians had with Jesus' return. 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 13 - 18
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at how we, as Christians, can connect with those in society around us and share the Gospel truth. 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 9 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how we can resist the temptations in the world around us, and live a life that is holy and pleasing to God. 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 1 - 8
Rev Jonathan Currie examines six truths about spiritual growth. 1 Thessalonians chapter 3
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at what believing the Bible meant to those in Thessalonica, and what it should mean to us today. 1 Thessalonians 2 vs 13 -20
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the importance of integrity in the Christian's life. 1 Thessalonians 2 vs 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie considers the reputation of the believers in Thessalonica.1 Thessalonians 1 vs 1 - 3 and Acts 17 vs 1 - 9.
Rev Jonathan Currie answers the question, what is a model church? 1 Thessalonians 1 vs 2 - 10
Rev Noel Darragh thinks about two categories of people in the Bible which all of us fit into. Psalm 1.
Rev Noel Darragh considers the Tower of Babel and looks at the lessons we can learn from this passage. Genesis 11 vs 1 - 9.
Evangelist Billy Patterson speaks on Simon of Cyrene and his life changing encounter with Jesus. Mark 15 vs 21 - 32
Evangelist Billy Patterson looks at the desperate people in Mark 5 and speaks about his experiences in door-to-door work. Mark 5 vs 21 - 43
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at different kinds of shoes and encourages the children to 'keep running for Jesus'.
Stephen Cairns thinks about David and Goliath, and our battle champion, Jesus. 1 Samuel 17 vs 1 - 11; 32 - 37; 45 - 50
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how Jesus would answer the question, how do I make the rest of my life, the best of my life? Matthew 6 v 33
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at Jesus' response to Martha and Mary's tears. John 11 vs 17 - 37
Rev Jonathan Currie considers why our prayers sometimes appear to go 'unanswered'. 2 Corinthians 12 vs 1 - 10
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the story of Martha, Mary and Lazarus, and answers the question 'Does Jesus care when we blame Him?' John 11 vs 17 - 37
Rev Jonathan Currie thinks about what traits a true christian life should exhibit. 2 Timothy 2 vs 1 - 7
Prior to Sunday's Communion service, Rev Jonathan Currie looks at how Christians are Christ's bride. Revelation 19 vs 6 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie considers what happens to those who have never heard the good news and what our response should be. Romans 1 vs 16 - 23; Matthew 9 vs 35 - 38
Rev Jonathan Currie examines what the Bible says on same-sex relationships. Romans 1 vs 18 - 32
In this new series 'Big Issues', Rev Jonathan Currie answers the question "Will Christians know each other in heaven?" Matthew 22 vs 23 - 33
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at how God can use the trouble in our lives for His glory. John 11 vs 1 - 6
John Doherty, General Secretary of The Bible Society in Northern Ireland, tells of the amazing ways in which God is speading His Word across the world.
Stephen Cairns speaks on Jesus' claim to be the Resurrection and the Life. John 11 vs 17 - 45
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at 'one of the greatest miscarriages of justice from a human point of view'. Isaiah 53 vs 7 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at five situations in life when we should pray. James 5 vs 13 - 20
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at what James has to say to God's people about patience as they face trials. James 5 vs 7 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the three beasts of sin in Jonah's life. Jonah 4 vs 1 - 11
Rev Jonathan Currie considers how we can include or exclude God in our future. James 4 vs 13 - 17
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the repentance of Nineveh's inhabitants. Jonah 3 vs 1 - 10
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at dealing with conflict amongst God's people. James 4 vs 1 - 12
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about failure and how God often gives second chances. Jonah 3 vs 1 - 5
Rev Jonathan Currie looks at the difference between worldly and heavenly wisdom. James 3 vs 13 -18
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the four lessons Jonah learned during his time in the big fish. Jonah 1 v 17 - 2 v 10
Mr George Conn (Faith Mission) speaks about the start of Saul's walk with Jesus. Acts 9 vs 1 - 9
Rev Jonathan Currie speaks about the sailors who were converted in the middle of a storm. Jonah 1 vs 7 - 16
Rev.Joanthan Currie continues his series looking at the book of Jonah. This morning he talks about Spiritual Drifting. Jonah 1 vs 7 - 10
Abbi Mason talks about her forthcoming trip to Ethiopia with charity, Stand By Me and Rev Jonathan Currie talks about The Word at Work. James 1 vs 19 - 27.
Rev.Jonathan Currie uses the book to Jonah to challenge us as Christians if we are asleep or awake.
Jonah 1 vs 1-10.
Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at what the real cost of the fare to Tarshish was for Jonah.
Jonah 1 vs 3-5
Our new Youth Worker Stephen Cairns shares his testimony, and the Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about a belief that behaves when we ask "Why me and why now ?"
James 1 vs 1-12
Rev.Jonathan Currie introduces us to the book of Jonah.
Jonah 1 vs 1-9
Sunday Morning 4th January 2015
As a new year is about to start we hear a member of our Church Family, Paula share her testimony. The Rev.Jonathan Currie also talks about God's last call for heaven. Mark 3 vs 20-30.
Rev.Scott Woodburn, minister of Edengrove Presbyterian Church in Ballynahinch talks about the wonderful hope and potential for the year ahead if we know Jesus.
Rev.Jonathan talks about the 5 blessings that Jesus has for us on Christmas Day. Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
Isaiah 9 vs 6.
Rev.Jonathan Currie uses different types of socks to illustrate the true meaning of Christmas
Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at how at Christmas there is still sometimes no room for Jesus.
Luke Chapter 2 vs 1-7.
Sunday Evening 21st December 2014
Rev.Jonathan Currie continues his series on Family Matters. Tonight he looks at what happens when parents hurt.
Luke 15 vs 11-23
Sunday Evening 14th December 2014.
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about what it means to be a Discipling Church.
Luke Chapter 14 vs 25-35
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about what happens when Families fall apart. Luke 15 vs 25-32.
Sunday Evening 7th December 2014.
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about what it means to be a Tithing Church. Malachi 3 vs. 6-12 & Corinthians 16 vs. 1-4.
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about not giving up on your Prodigals.
Jonah Chapter 1.
Sunday Evening 30th November 2014.
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about what it means to be a Church on Fire.
1 Thessalonians 5 vs 16-24
Rev.Jonathan Currie, Minister at First Saintfield Presbyterian Church talks about what it means to be a Church on fire for God.
Rev.Jonathan Currie brings a Spiritual message around the marching commands Attention, About Turn, Halt, At Ease and Fall out.
Rev.Jonathan Currie continues with his Series Family Matters. Tonight he looks at Godly Mums.
Exodus Chapter 2 vs 1-10.
Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at Dads Behaving Godly.
Psalm 112.
Sunday Evening 9th November 2014
Rev. Jonathan Currie looks at the importance of Prayer
Acts Chapter 6
Sunday Morning 9th November 2014
During our Communion Service, Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at what in the World is a Christian ?
John Chapter 3
A Christian is.... a child of God
Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at what it means to Follow Christ Solo.
2nd Timothy vs 1-7
Sunday Evening 2nd November
During our Pre-Communion Service, Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at what in the World is a Christian ?
A Christian is.... a Living Sacrifice
Romans Chapter 12 vs 1-8
Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at the challenges of being a Parent. Psalm 127.
Sunday Evening Service 28 September 2014.
During a visit by an African Children's Choir, Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about the sacrifice Jesus made for each of us at Calvary and what our response should be. Matthew 27.
Sunday Evening 12th October 2014.
During our Harvest thanksgiving service, Rev.Jonathan Currie looks at the Law of the harvest.
2 Samuel 12 vs 1-14.
Rev.Jonathan Currie continues his sermon series on The Family. Tonight he looks at what Parenting Priorities should be.
Deuteronomy 6 vs 4-9
Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about Marriages Made in Heaven. Genesis Chapter 2.
Sunday Evening 21st September 2014