Cornerstone Church Liverpool: Recent Episodes
Cornerstone Church Liverpool
Sermons preached at Cornerstone Church, a church that is Gospel-Centred, Marked By Grace and On Mission in the south of Liverpool
Michael preaches on how Jesus can call those who mourn blessed, and what it means for us to walk in the pattern of Jesus' life through meekness and suffering.
Ben preaches on the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus announces the coming kingdom of heaven and that it will belong to those who are poor in spirit.
Dave Willis, from Orrell Park Baptist Church preaches on what it means to have the LORD as our shepherd, who provides everything that we need.
Ste preaches on what the Apostles' Creed says about those who believe, that we have been forgiven, and now live in anticipation of an eternity with him.
Ste preaches on what it means for the church to be holy as God is holy, united in Christ and in communion with all the saints across the world and throughout time.
Ben preaches on the Holy Spirit, who is given to build up the church in love for God, and makes much of Jesus so that we can do likewise.
Ste preaches on the ascension of Jesus, how it is essential for our salvation and Christian life, and what it means that Jesus is going to return.
Ben preaches on the resurrection of Jesus from the dead and how his resurrection means that we live with eternal purpose and eternal hope.
Ben preaches on Hell and its prominence in the teaching of Jesus, who willingly suffered the wrath of God on account of our sin so that we could be called righteous.
Michael preaches on the incarnation of God into flesh, how Jesus is born as a man as God brings redemption for his people in him.
Ben preaches on the lordship of Jesus, who brings us peace with God and calls us to follow him.
Ste preaches on the creator of the universe, how God is the supreme being who made and sustains everything, and who draws near to those whom he loves.
Ben preaches on God the Father, who reveals himself by sending his Son into the world in order to adopt a people for himself.
Andrew preaches on the story of God's victory over sin and death on our behalf, and the need for Christians to know that story so that we can make it known.
Ste preaches on masculinity that the world needs, what it means to be a man living in line with God's design doing everything out of the love that we've received from the Father.
From our Masculine Virtue Conference, Ste speaks on how the love that we receive from our Father should flow out into a love for Him, and for those that He has placed us among.
From our Masculine Virtue Conference, Neil Forsythe speaks on God’s definition of what it is to be a man and the kind of strength that is befitting of a man of God.
From our Masculine Virtue Conference, Dave Willis speaks on what it means to be men that do not waver on the truth and stand on guard for their own hearts and for the good of others.
From our Masculine Virtue Conference, Andrew speaks on how as men of God we are to see and live out the glorious purpose that God has given to us in Christ.
Ste preaches on femininity that the world needs, what it means to be a woman who fears the Lord and lives wholeheartedly in line with his word.
From our Feminine Virtue Conference, Sophie Blundell speaks on what it means to reflect the nurturing heart of God as women who are called to move towards others for His glory.
From our Feminine Virtue Conference, Andrew speaks on the pursuit of flourishing as God's people not through looking inward, but through looking to God to understand who we are in him.
From our Feminine Virtue Conference, Siân Robinson speaks on what it means to cultivate inner beauty that flows from hope in the promises of God.
From our Feminine Virtue Conference, Alexis Hall speaks on what it means to serve God alone as women, knowing the love and care of Christ and living as he has called.
Ste preaches on the unfading, imperishable hope that we have because of the resurrection of Jesus.
Ste preaches on Paul's greetings and encouragements to the church and the beauty of a diverse church seeking to glorify God while living in hope of a certain victory.
Ben preaches on Paul's mission and his call to participate in the priestly calling that is before us to be people that are on mission, extending the appeal of Christ's love to those that don't yet know him.
Bryan Laughlin (Chancellor of Grimké) preaches on suffering, and how it shows us that the end of ourselves is the beginning with God.
Ste preaches on welcoming one another with the welcome of Jesus, allowing our engagement with one another to be shaped by our unity in him, rather than differences of opinion.
Michael preaches on what it means to love our neighbour in the image of Jesus and the call for Christians to live with an urgency as salvation draws near.
Ben preaches on how we as Christians are to engage with the authorities that God has appointed, to live uprightly in dependence and trust in God.
Ben preaches on what it means to be those who have renewed minds, marked by humble service and genuine love for one another.
Ste preaches on the call for us to view ourselves and one another rightly, and how that flows into God's people being a community of those who serve God and others with the gifts that he has given.
Ste preaches on how we are to live as those who have received God's mercy, giving our lives as living sacrifices, transformed into those who live according to God's will.
Ben preaches on God's plan for Israel, and what it means for the church to live as those who have been grafted in.
Ste preaches that salvation comes through Christ alone, who is the same yesterday, today and forever.
Ste preaches on God's sovereignty in salvation, that God makes unrighteous sinners his beloved people and that that reality should drive us to make him know to those that don't believe.
Ben preaches on the fact that we are alive in Christ and what it means to live as those who were dead, and are now alive.
Ste preaches on what it means to live as people who have received the grace of God, living as instruments of his grace to the world around us.
Ste preaches on the kings of Israel and how God calls them, and is calling us, to trust in him and in his promises.
Michael preaches on the list of names in the line that leads to Jesus, seeing how God works his incredible providence through sin and suffering.
Ste preaches on the confidence that we have as God's people that God is at work in creation and in us, and that nothing can separate us from his love.
Ben preaches on the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, enabling us to fight against sin and assuring us of our identity and security in him.
Doug Ponder, Academic Dean of Grimké Seminary, preaches on John's vision of the throne in heaven, and all those that are gathered in the presence of God.
Ben preaches on the presence of sin, the inward struggle between flesh and spirit, and the hope and confidence that we have in God through Jesus.
Ben preaches on what it means to be obedient to God and the need for God's word in experiencing true freedom and flourishing.
Ste preaches on the freedom from sin that comes from faith in Jesus, securing for us the power to resist sin and a new future in Christ.
Ben preaches on God's response to the problem of sin, that through one man we die and through Jesus Christ we are made alive, that we might abound in grace to the glory of God.
Paul preaches on the discouragement of the Israelites as they look upon the new temple and God's call for them not to fear, to be strong, and to know that the Lord is in the midst.
Ste preaches on Haggai's call from God to Israel for them to consider their ways and rebuild the house of the Lord.
Ste preaches on Jesus' call for his disciples to pray that the Lord would raise up workers to go into the harvest and how we are the answer to those prayers.
Paul preaches on what it means to have received the grace of God, and what it means to live as people whose lives are defined by that grace.
Ben preaches on what it means to be gospel-centred, that we are a people whose lives are all about proclaiming Jesus' death and resurrection by the grace and power of God.
Luke preaches on how when we are in the presence of God, we can have comfort and hope in the presence of real fear.
Eddie preaches on how God invites us to come before him with our doubts and worries, to have our lives aligned with his plan and to be reminded of his goodness.
Neil for Liberti Church preaches on the call for our lives to be marked by thankfulness in response to all that God has done for us.
Sam preaches on the blessings of taking refuge in God, being a community of believers that receive security, the fullness of joy, and pleasures forevermore.
Michael preaches on the inevitability of suffering and how God graciously provides the means by which we can come to him in trouble and find comfort in his promises.
Ste preaches on the blessings that we receive as those who have faith in Jesus, peace and security now that is rooted in a certain hope for the future.
Paul preaches on the centrality of faith throughout God's plan for salvation, just as Abraham was justified by faith in the promises of God, we are to live with our faith in God.
Paul preaches on God's grace in meeting us in our sin, providing Jesus as a propitiation by his blood, meaning that all our boasting must be in him.
Ste preaches on the extent and depth of our sin, that we all have an undeniable charge of guilt against us on account of our sin and how Jesus is our only hope.
Ben preaches on our need for righteousness, how the gospel is the righteousness of Jesus given to us and also the law of God now written on our hearts.
Ste preaches on the depth and breadth of sin, how no one is without excuse and therefore that sin is not something that only happens out in the world, but also in our own hearts.
Dave Harvey (visiting from ) preaches on David's worshipful response to God in the spiritual desert.
Ste preaches on how we are all deserving of God's perfect and holy wrath because of our sin, and how this reveals our need for the gospel.
Paul preaches on the opening of Paul's letter to the Romans, how he encourages them in the gospel and the power that it carries.
Ste preaches on what Jesus' ascension means for our mission, how we can serve him knowing that victory is assured and that Jesus is already ruling and reigning.
Ben preaches on what it means for the church to worship as those united to the ascended Jesus who leads us in worship as he intercedes for us.
Ste preaches on what the Ascension of Jesus means for the church, that we have unity with him, right relationship with the Father and a certain hope of our heavenly home.
Paul preaches on the good news of Jesus' ascension which means that we now have a mediator and great high priest in heaven, humanity in the presence of God.
Paul preaches on the fact of the resurrection and the eternal hope that comes from faith in the risen Jesus.
Ben preaches on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and the jubilant welcome he receives from those who are to crucify him before the week is over.
Ste preaches on what it means to be kingdom people, a people that God has saved and called to live on mission to the world.NOTE: Due to an issue with the recording, the first 15 minutes of the sermon were lost.
Ste preaches on what it means for us to apply Paul's teaching to the Colossians in our homes, at work, in prayer and in how we walk with outsiders.
Paul preaches on what it means to live a Christ-centred life, putting off the old self that has died with Christ and putting on the new self in light of the love and mercy of God.
Doug Ponder, Professor at Grimke Seminary, preaches on the forgiveness that we receive in Jesus displayed in Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers.
Ste preaches on Paul's charge to the Colossians to hold fast to the gospel, resting in the total sufficiency of Christ and abounding in thanksgiving.
Pete Greasley, visiting from Christ Church Newport, preaches on what it means to be justified in Christ.
Paul preaches on the mystery of God now revealed to the saints, Christ dwelling among his people, growing them to maturity and steadfastness in the gospel.NOTE: We had some trouble with our sound system, so some of the sermon is cut off.
Ste preaches on Paul's powerful presentation of Jesus, the image and essence of God who rules over all creation, is the head of the church and is the saviour of the world.
Paul (the pastor) preaches on Paul (the apostle)'s prayer for the Colossians, that they would grow in the knowledge of God and bear fruit in every good work, living with thankfulness to God in every situation.
Paul preaches on what it means to look at our lives with the gospel as our frame of reference, not being carried along by the assumptions of the world, but standing firm in God's word.
Ben preaches on Paul's greeting to the Colossians, how he speaks with the authority of an apostle and the affection of a brother, all in the love and power of God.
Ste preaches on what it looks like for us to submit to the authority of God, by submitting to and trusting the earthly leaders than he has given to us.
Ste preaches on the qualifications for elders, how elders are to be men with their character and identity rooted firmed and completely in the gospel.
Paul preaches a stand-alone sermon looking at God's interaction with Elijah in the wilderness.
Ben preaches on the prophecies about Jesus' return, how we now live in expectation of Jesus coming to us with a certain hope of redemption and a joyous message to proclaim.
Paul preaches on Jesus' coming to Simeon and Anna, what it looks like to live faithfully in the reality of life, and the need for us to be people who wait well for the fulfilment of God's promises.
Paul preaches on the appearance of the angels to the shepherds, the hope that they proclaimed and how the shepherds went to echoing the message and God's glory.(Due to some technical problems, the last five minutes of this sermon were lost.)
Ste preaches on the visit of the wise men, how they come to Jesus from far off from their study of the Scriptures, and how they greet him with worship.
Ben preaches on the song of Mary, how she responds to the news that she will bear the Son of God, and what that response means for us as those who have received and are called to proclaim good news.
Ste preaches on Jesus' teaching in the house of the Pharisee, what it looks like for us to engage with unbelievers like Jesus, with humility, confidence and patience.
Paul preaches on Jesus' teaching about the prodigal son, how we see the Father's love displayed to both sons, and what it looks like for us to patiently love those who reject us.
Paul preaches on Jesus' teaching about the lost sheep and the lost coin, how we are to welcome people like Jesus while proclaiming repentance and mercy.
Ste preaches on Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus, considering how he draws near to those that are despised by others and how we can likewise take the initiative and pursue deep relationships with those that don't know him.
Paul preaches on Jesus' interaction with the rich young ruler and what it looks like for us to have the same approach as we share the gospel.
Ben preaches on Jesus' interaction with a lawyer, considering how he answers the man's questions in surprising ways, revealing the heart of the questioner and his misunderstanding about what it means to live for God.
Paul preaches on Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well, how he shaped his life around reaching people regardless of cultural barriers or awkwardness and that he has empowered his people to proclaim him in the same way.
Ste preaches on Paul's final words to Timothy and what we can see of what it means to live out the gospel for the glory of Jesus to the very end of our lives.
Ste preaches on what it means for us to give our mid-lives to Jesus, knowing that he is with us, comforting us and calling us to know true joy and satisfaction in him.
Ste preaches on the gospel's call to give our lives away in our youth, following the pattern of Jesus' life in living entirely according to God's purpose.
Ste preaches on the centrality of mission in the life of the believer, how Jesus has made us to be a people who proclaim the good news with joy and love.
Paul preaches on what it means to be a people that live in light of the grace that we have received, how God's grace changes our whole lives, and how we are to display that grace to the world.
Ben preaches on the gospel, how it is the person, proclaiming and power of Jesus and what it means to be a church that doesn't move on from the gospel.
Luke preaches on Jesus in Psalm 24, our need for a Saviour and the King of glory that God graciously provides.
Eddie preaches on Psalm 23, how we see the provision of Jesus, our trustworthy shepherd, and the privilege of being his people and eating at his table.
Sam preaches on the scene depicted in Psalm 2, where the nations rebel against God, who sits enthroned over the earth and extends an invitation to come to him through Jesus.
Ste preaches on Peter's conversation with Jesus, where he reaffirms his love for Jesus and is met with restoration and a call to love God's people.
Ben preaches on Jesus's third appearance to his disciples and how he reveals his power and provision as he invites us into the work of the kingdom.
Paul preaches on the resurrected Jesus appearing to the disciples and the encouragement that it is to know that Jesus is present with us as we live for him and seek to make him known.
Paul preaches on the significance, people and the hope of the resurrection, and how we should be people that live with certain resurrection hope.
Ste preaches on the crucifixion, how God reveals his glory through the brutal death of Jesus and how his death means that we can have life in his name.
Ben preaches on Jesus being condemned to death, how we see fear ruling in the hearts of the people and Pilate, and how we should live trusting that God is in control.
Paul preaches on Jesus standing before Pilate, what we learn about Jesus, ourselves and how we are to listen to his voice and bear witness about him.
Paul preaches on Peter's denial of Jesus, how we can see the insidious effects of sin and that while we fail and fall, Jesus stands firm.
Ste preaches on the betrayal and arrest of Jesus where we see the hardness of the human heart and Jesus' response of willing, obedient sacrifice.
Ste preaches on Jesus' prayer for himself and for his people, that they will be protected, united, sanctified and that they will know true joy in him, both now and when they are with him forever.
Paul preaches on sin, how Satan tempts and calls us to question God's word and character, and how God responds by providing a Saviour and a certain future with him.
Ste preaches on marriage, how it is a God-given blessing for humanity and a picture of the gospel to the world, distorted by sin, but restored ultimately in Jesus.
Ste preaches on God's good design in creating men and women different and complementary, and how we see our relationships distorted by sin, and restored by God's grace.
Paul preaches on the gifts of work and rest, how those gifts are distorted by the presence of sin, and how they are perfectly restored in Jesus.
Paul preaches on what it means to be human, the intrinsic dignity and worth of being God' image bearers, sin's distortion of that image, and restoration of God's image in Jesus.
Ste preaches on the first chapter of Genesis, looking at the creation account and considering what impact it has on our lives.
Paul preaches on our need for an eternal king who reigns over and invites us into a kingdom that cannot be shaken.
Ste preaches on the resurrection of Jesus and all that it ensures for us as those who are joined to him in his death.
Ben preaches on Jesus' triumphal entry to Jerusalem and how the crowd's anticipation is followed by their rejection of him.
Paul preaches on Jesus encouraging his disciples of the presence of the Father and Jesus' certain victory over the world.
Ste preaches on Jesus preparing his disciples for his departure and that though in this life we have sorrow, we live with absolute confidence in the joy that is to come.
Josh Kouri preaches on the work of the Holy Spirit and Jesus' claim that it is better that he goes that we would receive the Helper.
Paul preaches on what we should expect as those united to Christ and how we should trust him in a world that is opposed to him.
Ben preaches on what it means for us to abide in the vine that is Jesus, recognising our need for him and responding with a life that bears fruit.
Ste preaches on Jesus' promise to give his people his divine presence, truth, peace, purpose and plan, that we can live for his glory completely secure in him.
Paul preaches on Jesus' response to his disciples and the comfort and reassurance that we can have as we live as his people.
Ste preaches on Jesus' new commandment, calling his disciples to love one another, looking to his perfect example of sacrificial love.
Paul preaches on Jesus washing the feet of his disciples, how Jesus' life of sacrificial love is the model for our own lives.
Paul preaches on how in Jesus' life we see the pattern of our own lives and how we need to look to him in every situation.
Ste preaches on Jesus' arrival to Jerusalem, how he arrives with the welcome of a king, but one who subverts the expectations of those who greet him.
Ben preaches the last sermon looking at the light of Jesus which overcomes the problem, power and eventually the presence of darkness.
Ste preaches on the light of Jesus that enters the world and rescues those who dwell in darkness, bringing them into his marvellous light.
Paul preaches on the incarnation, Jesus, the Light of the World, becoming flesh and walking among us.
Ben preaches on God's promises to his people, that he would be their light, leading them to life, victory and to Jesus.
Ste preaches on Mary and Judas's responses to Jesus and what it means to serve him when we see his true worth.
Ben preaches on the two responses to Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and God's sovereignty in the midst of the plot to kill him.
Paul preaches on the resurrection of Lazarus and our assurance that if we believe in Jesus Christ, we will be resurrected on the last day.
Paul preaches the assurance that we have as God's people, that nothing can take us out of the Father's hand.
Ben preaches on what it means for Jesus to be the good shepherd who provides, cares for, and lays down his life for the sheep.
Ste preaches on the account of Jesus healing a man born blind, considering the identity of Jesus, the Son of Man, and the response of those who meet him.
Paul preaches on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, abiding in the word of the God, free from slavery to sin.
Paul preaches on Jesus' claim to be the light of the world and what it means for us to respond to Jesus as God.
As we celebrate baptisms, Ste preaches on Jesus' gospel invitation to come, drink and find satisfaction in him.
Paul preaches through John 7, considering what it means to recognise and respond to Jesus as he really is.
Ste preaches on what it means for us to be on mission, knowing the reality of who we are as God's people and what he has called us to in the places that we find ourselves.
Ste preaches on the second of our values 'Marked By Grace', considering what it means to be a people that are distinct in our culture because of the grace of God.
Paul preaches on the first of our three values 'Gospel-Centred', considering what it means for us to have our lives, both individual and collective, built on the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Ben preaches on the first five verse of Malachi, Israel questioning God's love and being reminded of his faithfulness.
Steve preaches on the response of many of Jesus' followers to his words about himself and the different response of his disciples.
Paul preaches on three of Jesus' miracles and how they display that Jesus is sufficient for us and present in our every circumstance.
Ste preaches on Jesus' words about himself, his authority and how those who claim to know that Father have misunderstood that which they claim.
Paul preaches on Jesus' healing of the paralysed man and the subsequent response of the Jewish leaders.
Paul preaches on Jesus' healing of the official's son and what we see of the compassion and power of Jesus.
Ben preaches on Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well, considering the way that Jesus approaches her and what it means for us to do mission as Jesus did.
Paul preaches on John's joy and humility at Jesus' coming and the need for us to turn from ourselves and turn to him.
Paul preaches on God's love and the call for us as his people to see that love displayed in the face of Jesus Christ.
Ben preaches on Nicodemus' encounter with Jesus and how it shows the deficiency of relying on ourselves and our need to rely on Jesus.
Ben preaches on Jesus' response to sin in the cleansing of the temple and the call for us to hate sin as we seek to image God in the world.
Neil, visiting from Liberti Church, preaches on the wedding at Cana and how Jesus brings joy and relief to his people.
Paul preaches on Jesus calling the first disciples, how each disciple is invited to 'come and see' and how we can likewise invite our friends and family to come to Jesus.
Paul preaches on John the Baptist meeting Jesus and how John rightly understands his purpose in calling people to behold the lamb of God.
Ste preaches on the opening of John, considering John's description of Jesus and what it tells us about who he is.
Ben preaches on Jesus' appearing to two of his dejected disciples, where he teaches them about himself from the Scriptures and offers them restoration in the face of their doubts.
Ste preaches on the resurrection of the Lord Jesus and the reaction of his disciples, how they failed to believe that he would rise and how we can trust Jesus' words.
Paul preaches through Jesus' arrival to Jerusalem, how he comes in humility, is met with exuberant praise and brings peace to the people by a surprising means.
Ben preaches on Jesus' journey to Jerusalem and what it means for us to be disciples that follow him in the life that he calls us to.
Ray Ortlund preaches on the meaning of true revival in Psalm 85, how we are recipients of God's incredible restoring love and mercy.
Ste preaches on what it means for us to truly lives of genuine love, following the perfect example of Jesus as he displays his love in his service of us.
Paul preaches on what it means for us to be one body in Christ, using the gifts that we have received from God in humble service of his purposes and one another.
Ste preaches through the first verses of Romans 12, considering what it means to dedicate our whole selves to God in light of his mercy.
As we celebrate baptisms, Paul preaches through Jesus' own baptism and what it means for us to be baptised.
Ste preaches on the book of Nehemiah's disappointing conclusion and how it reminds us to strive to be faithful and above all to recognise our need for Jesus.
Paul preaches on the dedication of the wall, the picture of celebration and worship that we see and what implications it has for our own worship.
Paul preaches on the population of Jerusalem and those who served in Israel and what it looks like for us to be willing to step in and serve.
Ste preaches on the renewing of the covenant and how the hopeful claims of the Israelites are now our reality as they have been fulfilled in Christ.
Ste preaches on Israel's confession, how they own their sin in the face of God's goodness and how we can follow their response of confession.
Paul preaches on Israel's response to the preaching of God's word and how we can be assured that as we gather and worship, he is at work amongst us.
Paul interviews Miles and Luke, who share their testimonies of how Jesus provides light in the darkness, a real hope for his people.
Ste preaches on Christmas Eve about the gift of Jesus Christ, given to us that whoever believes in him should have eternal life.
Ste preaches on the joy that we see in the story of Jesus' coming for those who have been longing for salvation and all that God has promised.
Paul preaches through what it means for us to find our peace in Jesus and how he is the peace that God promised to provide for his people.
Ben preaches through John 1, considering the light that Jesus' coming brings and how we experience that light in our own lives.
Ste preaches through the community that we see in Nehemiah 7 and what we see of their worship, leadership, discipleship and their priorities.
Paul preaches through the account of mounting opposition to Nehemiah, how he is obedient to the Law of God and how despite the opposition, the wall is completed.
Ste preaches on Nehemiah's response to the unlawful practices being committed in Jerusalem, how his rebuke leads to repentance and the importance of servant-hearted leadership.
Paul preaches through the opposition to the rebuilding of the wall, considering how we are to persevere with our trust in God's strength, being steadfast in word and prayer.
Ste preaches through the Israelites beginning their work constructing the wall, considering they way they approached the work that God had called them to and what implications it has for our own mission.
Paul preaches through the second chapter of Nehemiah, considering the ways that we can see God at work through Nehemiah's prayer, action and even as he was opposed.
Ste preaches through Nehemiah's response to the ruined state of Jerusalem, how he comes to God in prayer, praying his promises and praying for him to act.
Ste preaches through the first verses of Nehemiah and shows us how the example of Nehemiah should lead us in compassion to the church, to the lost and lead us to prayer.
Paul preaches on what it looks like for Christians to live in the 'liminal space' as we wait for the new creation, how we are to live sharing and receiving joy and love as God's people.
Ste preaches through what it means for God's people to be on mission in the knowledge that the mission is God's and that he has ordained for it to be worked out through us.
(We had some trouble with the audio at the beginning which gets sorted around the ten-minute mark)
Paul preaches through the community in Acts 2, considering what it means to be a community that is marked by grace.
Ste preaches through the first of our church values, showing how in Acts 2 we a Gospel centred community that is devoted to gospel word, gospel community and gospel worship.
Paul preaches through the final section of 2 Peter, the reminder of the return of Jesus and the reminder of how we are to live in light of that return.
Luke preaches through the certainty of the coming judgement and the grace of God that Jesus bore our punishment that we deserve that we might be called God's children.
Eddie preaches on the pronounced judgement against false teachers, highlighting the contrast between the way that those who live for God have been called and the lives of the false teachers.
Ben preaches through Peter's warnings against false teachers and his call to hold to the true Word of God.
Sam preaches on the opening passage of 2 Peter, where Peter calls for Christians to see the divine nature that God has given to them and calls for them to abide in it.
Ste preaches a stand-alone sermon on John 4, considering Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well and how we can imitate him as we share the gospel
Ste preaches through the final section of Exodus; the construction of the tabernacle where God provides a rest for his people that he might display his glory through them.
Paul preaches through Moses' encounter with God and how we see God extending to his people a means for us to enter his presence.
Ben preaches through the account of the golden calf where God reveals to Israel the reality of their sin.
Paul preaches through how God commanded the Israelites to keep the Sabbath and how the church is to spend time resting and being refreshed in him.
Carl preaches through the instructions for the garments, consecration and life of the priesthood, considering how we as God's royal priests are called to live.
Ste preaches through the construction of the tabernacle and what it reveals to us about God's presence.
Ben preaches through the covenant that God makes with Israel, showing how it displays God's grace and love for his people and how it points us to the need for a better covenant.
Carl preaches through God's promises to his people that he will deliver them into the promised land and give them the victory over those who oppose them.
Ste preaches through the Book of the Covenant, the laws that appear within it and how we are to approach them today.
Paul preaches through the last 6 commandments considering how they show us the ways that God has commanded us to relate to each other and drive us to our Saviour.
Paul preaches through the first four of the Ten Commandments, considering the ways that we interpret the law and how we are told to approach God rightly.
Ste preaches through the Israelites encounter with God at Mount Sinai and how through Jesus we have bee given access to the awesome presence of God.
Ste preaches through the grumbling of the Israelites shortly after their exodus out of Egypt and how God continues to graciously provide.
Ste preaches through 1 Corinthians 15 highlighting the blessings of the resurrection: life beyond the grave, joy beyond belief and a purposeful mission.
Paul preaches through the arrival of Jesus to Jerusalem and the importance of knowing the purpose of his coming.
Ste preaches through the Song of Moses, looking at how the Israelites respond to the defeat of their enemies and their freedom from slavery.
Paul preaches through Israel's journey to and through the Red Sea and how the Lord reveals himself to be a God of power who protects and is present with his people.
Paul preaches through the final plague, the death of the firstborn, showing how we see God forming his people by leading them to remember their protection and salvation.
Ste preaches through the plagues, displaying how we can see God's supremacy, sovereignty and salvation revealed as he continues his work of bringing his people out of Egypt.
Paul preaches through Moses' return to Egypt and God's reassurances to him that he will fulfil what he has promised because he is a God who saves, redeems, adopts and provides.
Ste preaches through Moses' response to God, how he doubts that he is sufficient or capable to do as God is calling him. We consider our own tendency to shy away from God's will and think ourselves insufficient for his work and remember our all-sufficient Saviour who is with us to the end of the age.
Paul preaches through Moses' encounter with God in the burning bush, where he is called to go to Pharaoh with the assurance that the Lord goes with him.
Ste preaches through the account of Moses' birth and upbringing and how God provides for his people in line with his promises in the face of the resistance of his enemies.
As we move into a new series in the book of Exodus, Ste preaches through the importance of understanding the context of book and how we must see God as the main character as we read of his promises, his holiness and him bringing his people into his presence.
Paul preaches through what it means for Christians to care and serve as we imitate Jesus, looking at passages in 1 John and Galatians that highlight the importance of caring for one another.
Ste preaches through the blessings of gathering together as God's people and the importance of showing honour to one another.
Ste preaches on the blessing of being a part of the church and the importance of remembering who it is that we belong to and belong with.
Ste preaches through the song of Simeon, who blesses God that he might die in peace now that he has seen the coming of God's promised salvation.
Ben preaches through the song of the angels and how God invites each of us to join in the heavenly eternal song of praise to Him.
Carl preaches through Zechariah's song of praise to God sung in response to the arrival of his son, who is to fulfil the promises of God to send one to prepare the way for the coming Messiah.
Beginning our series looking at the four songs that appear in the first two chapters of Luke, Paul preaches through Mary's incredible response to God's favour and the coming of a Saviour.
Paul preaches through our the final sermon in our 1 Peter series, an exhortation to humility and a call to stand firm with the assurance that God will strengthen.
Ste preaches through what it means for us to share in Christ's sufferings and how it to lead us to rejoicing, God's glory and our commitment to continuing to do good.
Paul preaches through the call in 1 Peter to be a people that are hopeful, assured, surprising and serving as we live in a world that God has set us apart from.
Ste preaches through Peter's calls for Christians to submit rightly, with a fear of the Lord above all, to the government, in the workplace, and within marriages.
Paul preaches through what it means for us to be a people, living stones built together on Christ the cornerstone.
Paul preaches through what it means to live as God's people in exile, abiding in holiness, reverent fear, love and goodness.
Ste preaches through Peter's reminder of the living hope that we have in Christ, anchored in the past, anticipating the future and active in the present.
Ste preaches through the first two verses of 1 Peter as an introduction to the new series.
As we celebrate four people being baptised, Paul preaches through the account of the Ethiopian eunuch, how Philip preaches the gospel through Isaiah, leading to the baptism of the Ethiopian.
With the final sermon in our values series, we consider the Jesus' call for us to go and make disciples of all nations.
As we look at the second value in our series, we consider what it means to be marked by the grace of God and how we are made to be holy as he is holy, a people for his own possession.
As we begin our value series, we look to what it means for the gospel to shape our lives, how it all stands on Christ, the cross and the resurrection.
Paul preaches through what it means for Jesus to be the true vine, how all that we have comes from the Father to whom we have access through Jesus.
Eddie preaches through the story of Lazarus's resurrection and Jesus' claim to be the resurrection and the life.
Ben preaches through the passage in John 10 where Jesus claims to be the Good Shepherd, who cares for his sheep, enough to give himself up for them.
Carl preaches through Jesus' claim to be the door, how only through Him can we enter into the fold of God.
Luke Owen preaches through Jesus saying that he is the light of the world and how we have been brought out of darkness.
Ste preaches through the ultimate security, satisfaction that we have because of Jesus' ultimate sacrifice.
Before we start our summer series, Carl Robinson preaches through the call for us to put off the old self and to put on the new, as God's chosen people.
Ste preaches through our final sermon in our series on lament, considering the author's cry to God for restoration and remembering the restoration that have now been given in Jesus.
Ste preaches through Lamentations 3, where the author reflects on his suffering, yet calls to mind the character of God and his dependence on Him.
Jesus asks his disciples "who do you say I am?". Listen in as we consider this hugely significant question whilst celebrating those who publicly declare their faith in Jesus.
Continuing in our series on lament, we now look at the book of lamentations and what we can learn through the process of lament.
Continuing in our series on lament, we now look at what it is to trust God in the midst of pain and suffering.
Continuing to look at what it means to lament, we consider how we can complain in a healthy, biblical way, bringing our requests to God.
Paul takes us through Psalm 77, the psalmist crying out to God, turning to him in his despair and remembering the Lord's deeds in saving him and all Israel.
Ste opens our new series looking at lamenting, this week seeking to answer the question 'why lament?' Starting in Psalm 88 we see the psalmist (Heman) crying out to God in the midst of trouble and terror.
Ste preaches through the final sermon in Philippians, Paul's blessing for the, and a call for contentment in all circumstances.
Ste preaches through the effect that our joy in Christ has on our unity, our anxiety and the peace that comes from being in Christ.
Paul preaches through to the end of chapter 3, a call to steadfastly strain towards the goal, imitating those who continue to walk with Christ as we await his return.
Ste preaches through the next section of Philippians, Paul's desire to send Timothy and Epaphroditus, worthy and faithful men.
Paul preaches through the next section of Philippians, the call for us to be lights in the world, being a people as we seek to live out the call of Christ.
Ste preaching through the call in Philippians 2 for us to imitate the humility of Jesus, who though he was God, he humbled himself and died for our sakes.
Paul preaching through the end of the first chapter of Philippians, a call for Christians to live their whole lives for the gospel and to do this side by side in gospel partnership.
This week Paul (Elms) preaches through Paul (the apostle)'s declaration that it is better for him to stay alive for the sake of the Philippian church than to die and be with Jesus.
Ste preaching through Paul's encouragement to the Philippians, that God is still working despite his imprisonment in Rome.
Ste preaches through the first two verses of Philippians, considering the context of the letter and Paul's greeting to the church in Philippi.
Ste preaches through Psalm 150, a call to praise God with all that we have, our whole lives.
Eddie, one of our newly-appointed elders, preaches through Psalm 149, a call to rejoice in God and to praise him.
Luke preaches through Psalm 148, seeing all of creation worship God and how we are pointed to Jesus and the cross.
George takes us through Psalm 147, a psalm of marvelling at God's majesty and the call for us to respond in praise.
As we start the new year, we also start a short new series going through each of the last five Psalms. This week Ste takes us through Psalm 146, an exhortation to praise.
Ste takes us through the lives of two faithful older people at the time of Jesus' arrival, how upon seeing their saviour, they declared their lives fulfilled.
George takes us through the role of the shepherds, ordinary people to whom the extraordinary arrival of their saviour is revealed.
Ste takes us through the Christmas story from the perspective of Joseph, how he follows God's leading and displays biblical masculinity as he lives his life for Jesus.
Continuing through the Christmas story, George preaches on Mary, her song and the story of faith and humility that we see in Luke 1
As we start to look towards Christmas, Ste takes us through the story of Elizabeth and Zechariah.
In this sermon, Ste preaches on the tension of us living in a broken world as we wait for the new world that God has promised.
George takes us through the seemingly opposing statements of Paul and James regarding faith and works.
Ste preaches through what it means for us to be saints, holy and blameless before God in Christ, and also people that still sin.
Ste preaches through what it means for Jesus to be both God and man, and the dangers of falling on either side.
George takes us through how God can be both wrathful and merciful and how we see both displayed at the cross.
Ste takes us through what it means for God to be sovereign and how we as his people live with a calling to action, not to passivity.
Ste finishes off our series going through the core values of the church, considering what it means for us to be On Mission
Paul continues our series going through the core values of the church, considering what it means for us to be Marked By Grace
Ste starts our yearly series going through the core values of the church, starting with Gospel Centred.