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Christians are called to be beautifully different in their approach to the value of human life - from conception to death.
The early Church's radical, cross-cultural unity was not a side-effect of the Gospel — it was 'the point', and God is still calling His people to that same countercultural unity today.
God's design for sex and marriage isn't a restriction — it's a revelation of who He is, and living it out is one of the most powerful ways to show the world what He looks like.
The early church changed the world, not through power or politics, but by being beautifully and distinctively different — and God is calling us to the same kind of counter-cultural witness today.
Where you put your treasure determines where your heart goes — so invest your time, money, and focus in God's kingdom and build something that lasts forever.
It's essential for believers to establish God-given boundaries in their personal lives, families and Churches in order to live with identity, unity and joy.
The Parable of the Prodigal Son teaches us how we should properly view God as a loving, caring Father who waits expectantly with open arms for His children.
Teachers play an indispensable role in spiritual growth, and every believer is called to move past spiritual infancy by learning to study and interpret God's Word for themselves.
Prophets and prophesying are the missing ingredients that break spiritual stagnation and shift believers' focus from self-centred living to God-centred building.
Opposition is a normal and permanent feature of Kingdom-building life which must be endured with unity, prayer and truth.
True spiritual rebuilding must begin at the altar — the sacrifice of Jesus Christ — before any foundation can be laid or any community built.
The return from Babylon in Ezra 2 illustrates that, although God calls everyone home, eachindividual must personally choose to leave the world’s system and follow Him.
The exile and return of Israel reveal that we are spiritual exiles longing for heaven, and God is calling each one of us to begin the courageous journey home to Him as an individual, and a part of a new community.
Jersey's rich Christian heritage, going back to Roman times, has laid the foundation for the Church today.
The story of the nations starts in Genesis and runs right through to Revelation - God's plan from the beginning has always been for all nations to know His love and His blessing.
How can our lives and communities reflect the early days of the Christian Church in the book of Acts?
The promise of power and the mandate to be His witnesses given to the disciples is a promise and a mandate for Christians today.
We learn from the disciples' 10-day wait before Pentecost about what it means to wait in faith and prepare for God's power.
The 40 days between Jesus' resurrection and His ascension were an important part of God's plan to teach us what it means to walk with Him.
The stone is rolled away, death is defeated, Jesus is alive! What does it mean to be raised with Christ today?
Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, but not the kind the people expected. The world sees a parade but Heaven sees a coronation.
God calls believers to enter a life of spiritual rest and righteousness (a Sabbath) by trusting His promises and allowing His living Word to transform their hearts.
What does being “free from the law” really look like in the lives of believers and what are the traps we should be careful to avoid?
In the New Covenant, God writes His laws on our hearts and minds, instead of on stone tablets, and He enables us to do His will.
The law exposes our sickness, but Jesus provides the cure — and that cure produces rivers of righteousness from the inside out.
Galatians 3 teaches that New Testament Christians are set free from the Old Testament Law's system of works and curses, because Jesus redeemed us on the cross.
What was the purpose of the Old Testament Law of Moses and how does it affect us as Christians today?
Solomon's final conclusion in Ecclesiastes shows us that God alone is able to satisfy the human heart.
Solomon's life, as depicted in Ecclesiastes, teaches us important lessons about living with purpose.
Ecclesiastes points out the limits of physical life and teaches us to live with eternity in mind.
Ecclesiastes teaches us God's design for human life and how we should order our priorities.
The book of Ecclesiastes feels depressing, but it is included in the canon of Scripture for a reason and it confronts one of life's biggest questions: What's the Point?
We need to understand our moment in history, and choose to live wisely and purposefully in the here and now.
Every season of life - from birth to old age, is held in God's hand - He carries us, guides us and makes everything beautiful in its time.
Redeem the season of Christmas and share it's true purpose in the midst of our culture's wasteful commercialism.
God's timing is perfect - the birth of Jesus came at the perfect moment in history - and God is just as intentional with His timing in our individual lives.
The blood of Jesus speaks of mercy, forgiveness, victory and belonging - even in the here and now.
The blood of Jesus is unique, reliable evidence which brings new birth and transformation.
Generosity is a conduit of grace - a channel for God's blessings to flow into and out of our lives.
Thankfulness benefits our relationships with God and people, improves our mental and emotional well-being, and it invites God's grace into our lives.
As Christians, we are already victorious but we still need to wrestle with sin, sickness and death.
The victory that Jesus won will only be fully manifest at the end of time and we need to learn how to live in this in-between time.
Once we understand that Jesus has defeated the power of death, we can live by faith in His resurrection and walk in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Do your priorities line up with God's priorities? The "nations" and "the ends of the earth" are a far more valuable inheritance than any millionaire's windfall you may receive.
Jesus defeated Satan, sin and death, but the Church is called to apply that victory in the world.
We need to understand the progression of Jesus' work - past, present and future - to avoid spiritual frustration or error.
What has Jesus already accomplished and what is He still doing? What is our role as Christians in Jesus' mission?
David's life broadens our understanding of law and judgment, and teaches us to appreciate God's grace.
David's story teaches us about the effects of sin and answers the question: "If I'm forgiven, why do I still suffer consequences?"
The story of David is raw and real and it teaches us that God warns us about sin because He loves us, not to restrict us.
Understanding David's Tabernacle helps us grasp New Testament worship, access to God and the Church's mission to the nations.
Jesus was surprised by the great faith of a Roman centurion and used him as an example of faith for us to follow.
Abraham didn't waver through unbelief - his life was a journey of growing faith, and we are instructed to walk in his steps of faith.
Even tiny faith has tremendous power - the quality of our faith is more important than the size of our faith.
Faith is the key to receiving, pleasing and connecting with God and enables us to receive His power.
Faith plays a surprisingly central and primary role in the Christian life and is essential for salvation.
Looking at the historical significance of the Holy Spirit as the promised gift of the Father, and tracing the journey of God's Spirit from creation to restoration.
The Holy Spirit is the one gift specifically referred to as the Promised Gift of the Father and as such it is essential for us to understand and to take action on this important gift.
David's example of waiting patiently in the years before he became king show us the importance of patience and faith in inheriting God's promises.
David and his followers experienced distress, discontent and debt, but they overcame with faith, honour, unity and worship.
The key to King David's greatness was his understanding of covenant, which led him to being called 'a man after God's own heart.'
David's faith and trust in God allowed him to overcome the giant, Goliath. We can overcome our difficulties in the same way.
King David is a major Biblical figure, second only to Jesus in the number of chapters dedicated to him. The source of his power was a private power that was later revealed in public.
Christians are called to remain in the world, but not conform to its values. Jesus teaches us how to balance love for people while rejecting the world's values.
Jesus' final words on the cross provide deep insights into His mission, suffering, and love.
If we see the crucifixion by faith, as Abraham did, we can have his JOY and His obedient FAITH.
As amazing as it sounds, we can be friends with God, and we can learn from the examples of Moses, Abraham and David in the Old Testament.
God is a relational being and the Bible offers powerful wisdom on building good friendships.
A man who has friends, must himself be friendly - relationships are vital for health and happiness.
We should compare in order to give glory to God and copy the faith of others, but never to boast in ourselves or criticise others.
Our underlying, and unconscious beliefs and assumptions affect our lives greatly. These wrong beliefs that cause pain and shame can only be healed and corrected by God’s Heavenly Spark.
The Heavenly Spark is a forward-looking spark that gives hope, vision, and power and looks ahead and outward to His purpose and promises for you, rather than focusing on yourself, your past, or your weaknesses.
It's very important to ascertain why we do things. Looking at our internal motivations, the Bible contrasts “Faith, Hope, and Love” with “Fear, Despair and Selfishness”
It is important to discover why we do things - being motivated and led by the Holy Spirit brings victory and life.
Today's Church differs significantly from the New Testament Church, and we need to understand the Biblical model: a combination of both large and small gatherings.
Discovering WHY we do things helps us to relate to God correctly, to deal with other people correctly, and to be at peace in our lives.
As a human body is made up of both large, visible parts and small essential systems, the Church needs both "big" and "small" expressions - both large and small gatherings are vital for healthy Church life.
Three values that are important for receiving all that God has for you this year - knowledge of the scriptures, a humble attitude and refusing to limit God.
God is always calling us to new things, but at the same time we are to remain grounded on the truth of His Word.
It’s surprising who welcomed Jesus - the King of the Universe - at His birth. There are lessons for us to learn as we try to find Him in the midst of all the distractions of Christmas.
Discern the fruit in others with humility and beware of critical judgment which produces bitterness and spiritual defeat.
A generous life is born out of gratitude for the way God has blessed us, not out of fear or greed.
God's way of righteousness includes generosity. It is important to understand the difference between the Old Testament law of tithing and the New Testament spirit of generosity.
We are called to humble ourselves before God and then be humble in our interactions with one another.
The Bible calls us to pray for one another to bring unity, healing and power in the Body of Christ.
You can know the difference between God’s determinate purpose (what will definitely happen), and His desired will (it requires us to participate). When we participate, all things work together for good in our lives.
Light is so much more powerful when it is focused. The Church, as God’s Cosmic Lightshow, must be focused on His task (the Great Commission) in order to be effective for Him. How do we do this?
In order for the Church to fulfil God's good purpose, it must be organised, well-led and founded on the Word of God.
There is power in our words to encourage one another. Be intentional about encouraging others.
We are called to forgive others in the same way that God has forgiven us through Jesus. Live your life ready to forgive.
True greatness in God's Kingdom is found in serving others, and Jesus commands us to follow His example in our daily lives.
Our love for one another is a testimony to the world that we are Christ's disciples, and it is a reflection of our relationship with God.
God is looking for faithfulness, and He enables those who are faithful. Do you pass the faithfulness test?
Pastor Bayless Conley shares an encouraging word from Acts 16. Although the Apostle Paul faced setbacks in his ministry, he continued in worship and obedience to the Lord, which produced much fruit.
Individuals within local Churches are an important aspect of revealing God's multi-faceted wisdom.
As Christians, we have been entrusted with spiritual gifts, which we are to use to serve others and to bring glory to God.
Jesus has called us to Himself, for a higher purpose and a close relationship with Him - and He has commissioned us to go out and act on His behalf.
God gives us guidance and direction about the things He is doing, and then suddenly He brings them to pass.
Putting down an anchor in the Presence of God changes the perspective and the trajectory of your life for generations to come.
In God's Word we find important advice for improving the quality of all of our relationships.
We are living our lives in Jesus' Name when we become more like Him in morality, mercy, mission and miracles.
As a branch is connected to the vine, so we need to stay connected to Jesus the True Vine.
Jesus gave us the promised Holy Spirit to enable us to live a purposeful, healthy Christian life, and He is available to you today.
In order to be a good father to our children, we need to understand more deeply our relationship with our Heavenly Father.
Marriage is different to any other relationship that we may have. It is a covenant, not a contract.
God is the Chief Shepherd - He is your Shepherd - leading, guiding, protecting and feeding you.
There are 3 stages to receiving the Holy Spirit: He is with us, He is in us and He is upon us.
We have some important lessons to learn from the 40 days that Jesus spent appearing to His disciples after His crucifixion and resurrection.
Considering the evidence that we have surrounding the death and resurrection of Jesus - what will your verdict be?
In our Christian walk, we need to be bold towards God (confidence), bold towards the enemy (courageous) and bold towards others (unashamed.)
Abraham saw Jesus' day and his experience impacted his life and family. We can see Jesus' day in a similar way.
The devil loves to hurt and bruise people, but Jesus was wounded at the cross to bring us healing and wholeness.
For faith to grow, it needs to be inspired by God’s Word, confessed with the mouth, worked out in action and tested by trials.
Our spirit is sealed and made righteous through Jesus, but every day we need to renew our minds and bring our behaviour into line with our renewed spirit.
After your spirit has been saved, the power of God works in you to change your mind, your will, your emotions and your behaviour.
When you become a Christian, your spirit is renewed and made perfect forever - you become a new creation.
There are 4 inward laws that you can choose to live by - choose the Law of the Spirit of Life to receive all that God has for you.
You are made up of a body, a soul and a spirit and it is important to understand what God says about each part of you.body, soul, spirit, mind, will, emotions, sanctify, Romans10
There is a spiritual attitude that we can cultivate which puts us in a place to receive all the good things that God has for us.
The written Word of God has been given to teach and instruct us. It is precious, it is powerful and it has a purpose.
Gain an understanding of prayer through the model prayer that Jesus gave us in Matthew 6.
God is always calling us to new things, but at the same time we are to remain rooted and grounded on the truth of His Word.
God uses small, insignificant, weak things to achieve His purposes - just as He used the small town of Bethlehem to bring forth the Messiah.
God sought you out and paid a high price for you - now it's your turn to seek out the lost and bring them to Jesus.
As Christians, how do we deal with evil and how do we interact with the world around us?
Will you dig deep into the parables to understand the complicated meaning behind the simple stories?
Your heart is good soil when you understand the hidden meaning in the parables of Jesus.
Unity is an important instruction in the Bible - take these six steps to work towards keeping unity within the Body of Christ.
Offenses will come in both our Church life and our personal life. How do we keep unity and peace?
What happens to a society when families and Churches no longer follow God's ways but do what is right in their own eyes?
The way we conduct our daily lives can be a powerful testimony. We give God flory when we do the right things.
Have you fully understood the good news of the Gospel? Find out what the Bible says about Heaven and Eternal Life.PDF document to accompany this sermon: https://leadinglightsnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Romans-Road-to-Salvation-Google-Docs.pdf
God's testimony is the most powerful testimony - include His Word in your testimony to enable listeners to come to faith.
Be bold to share your testimony - God will give you the words to say - and you will overcome the enemy.
Jesus has extended you an invitation. Will you dismiss all excuses and accept this great invitation?
Sharing your testimony within your community could bring lasting impact & transformation.
There is power in sharing your personal testimony with others - and it benefits both you and them.
We need to link ourselves up with other believers, disciple others, and recognise who our enemy is, as we mature in our faith.
We need to have a mature response to trials and pain in order to be overcomers in life.
Jesus amazed others with His wisdom, teaching and miracles. He was also amazed at others - at their great faith or their lack of faith.
Parents need to provide a stable and loving environment to allow their children to mature and put away childish ways.
God has given us gifts callings & opportunities, and he wants us to mature and use what He has given us effectively and powerfully.
There is a difference to being childlike and being childish. As believers, we are called to be childlike.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit were given to believers in the context of some important instructions from Jesus.
Paul instructs us to use our Holy Spirit gifts to bless others - especially tongues and prophecy.
Why are prophecy and tongues so important and are the gifts of the Spirit really available to all believers?
Healing is available for everyone. We need to choose if we will trust the truth of God's Word or change what the Bible says to match our beliefs.
The Holy Spirit wants to fill you with His power so that you can step out and use the gifts He has for you.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit are available to all believers and there is at least one especially for you.
You have been raised up and seated in authority with Christ. Learn what this means for you.
Through baptism, we identify with the death and resurrection of Jesus and we are raised out of the waters as a new creation.
God is good, and we can experience His goodness through His steadfast love and His enduring faithfulness.
You have new life, through Christ, but you need to be willing to give up your old life.
There are some important lessons for us to learn from the women and the mothers present at the crucifixion of Jesus.
Grace separates Christianity from all other religions and it is vital that we understand it.
A fresh look at Psalm 23 shows us how the Lord is our shepherd, our guide and our host.
Psalm 32 gives us guidance for living free from the past and having faith for the future.
How do we use what God has entrusted to us to extend His Kingdom? Four areas where it is important that we are faithful stewards.
At the beginning of a New Year and a new life-season, God is calling us to rest, remember, rejoice, repent, recommit and receive.
Your relationship with authority will greatly affect your success on earth and your eternal destination.
At the beginning of any new year, new job, new thing in your life, commit your plans to the Lord and trust in His promises.
God uses small, insignificant, weak things to achieve His purposes - just as He used the small town of Bethlehem to bring forth the Messiah.
As you focus on Jesus, you will become His fragrance to God and to the world around you.
A wonderful Christian life involves spending time in the Word, in worship and being a witness.
The words "so that" denote purpose. Today, Rob discusses different areas of purpose in our Christian walk.
Jesus wants to reveal Himself to us through testimonies, scripture and fellowship with others.
As Christians, we are called to fight a spiritual battle against the devil, and pursue the peace of God.
God has promised to be with us always, even in times of trial and difficulty. This promise is found in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.
Good success involves knowing God better and helping others to know Him - building for eternity.
We can live in anticipation for and appreciation of God's favour in our lives, just as Moses did.
Nurture your relationship with Jesus to be ready for what is to come, but do not fear - God has already prepared you.
God has given you powerful weapons to overcome the attacks of the devil, and you don't need to be fearful of the "end times".
Take a detailed look at the correlation between Daniel's prophecy and the events in the book of Revelation.
Encouragement from Psalm 46 to look to God as your hope, your strength and your refuge.
We have inherited promises through the Spirit, and it is up to us to take hold of those promises.
Understand the seven seals spoken about in Revelation chapters 6 and 7 so that we can be prepared for the "end times".
Revelation chapters 4 and 5 give us an introduction into the events in the book of Revelation, and a glimpse into Heaven.
When Church leaders lead with humility and the power of God, based on the Word of God, churches thrive.
Settling in a Church family that teaches the truth of the Word of God will protect us from deception and immorality.
Jesus first loved you and gave His life for you. Return to the first love you had for Him when you received His life.
It is important to belong to a healthy Church family and to gain a Biblical perspective in order to stand strong in the midst of trials and tribulations.
In Jesus' first letter to a Church in the book of Revelation, he encourages them to repent and return to their first love.
Listen to the voice of Jesus through His letter to the Church of Ephesus: do you need to return to the passion of your first love? You can do this with the grace of God.
Tielman Neethling, a long-standing friend of Lighthouse, shares his experience with loss and the healing that Jesus brings.
Follow these steps in order to grow in maturity in your relationships with other Christians.
We can protect ourselves from deception with humility in our hearts, confidence in God to lead us and trust for godly teachers.
A mature Christian allows the righteousness and power of the Holy Spirit to dominate their life.
Deception is possible when our opinions become more important than the truth of God's Word.
Jersey's liberation from the enemy forces in World War II gives us a picture of how God's grace has liberated us from sin and death.
The first sign of spiritual maturity is the ability to study the Word of God for yourself.
Spiritual maturity starts with reading, studying and understanding the truths in God's Word.
Tear down walls that you have built up in your life through past experiences and start to walk in freedom and forgiveness.
Jesus teaches Nicodemus seven truths that are important for us to grasp as we seek to understand the resurrection of Jesus,
The statements that Jesus made on the cross provide 7 important steps for us to take in our Christian life.
Because of His experience on the cross, Christ now dwells within us through His Spirit.
Jesus gives you the power to steadfastly set your face on Him and do what God has called you to do.
Build relationships in your place of work and use your testimony to be salt and light to the people around you.
The Prophetess Deborah shows us the important role of mothers within individual families and within the family of God.
The opportunities available to you, and the experiences you have can be used by God for great things.
What are the desires and passions that God has planted within you and how can you use them for the life that He has called you to live?
Discover your God-given passions and desires which will be your driving force through life.
Put your romantic relationships into God's hands and invite Him to be in charge of every area of your life.
The law shows us that we can never be 'good enough', but Jesus has made a way for us to become the righteousness of God.
We should be boldly living with unveiled faces, allowing the increasing glory of God to shine through.
Are you weary and heavy-laden? Spend personal rest time with Jesus, and come apart with other Christians and rest together.
Becoming part of God's family involves leaving the ways of your old life, being joined with Christ in a covenant relationship, and joining together with other Christians.
Becoming part of God's family involves leaving the ways of your old life, being joined with Christ in a covenant relationship, and joining together with other Christians.
You are created to be part of a body and to use your God-given gifts to benefit that body.
We have been called to be a part of God's family and to build relationships that prioritise the plans and purposes of God.
You were created for friendship and relationship. Learn these 5 skills to enrich your relationships.
At the beginning of any new year, new job, new thing in your life, commit your plans to the Lord and trust in His promises.
You have already received everything you need to live the life God has called you to live.
Unity is important, essential truth is important and the way we interact with one another is important.
Every follower of Christ is a missionary and ambassador for Christ during their time here on earth.
Do you have the symptoms of a hard heart not do you recognise the love and forgiveness that Jesus has extended to you?
We look back at how faithful God has been and how He is moving us ahead into the next things He has for us in 2022.
As Christians, how do we deal with evil and how do we interact with the world around us?
Will you dig deep into the parables to understand the complicated meaning behind the simple stories?
Your heart is good soil when you understand the hidden meaning in the parables of Jesus.
The Kingdom of God is inside you and is accessed by faith. God dwells and works in you.
It is impossible to earn yourself a place in the Kingdom of God, but God has shown you an impossible kindness.
It is impossible to earn yourself a place in the Kingdom of God - it is a miraculous gift.
Build the Kingdom of God by setting your heart and mind on the things of the Kingdom of God.
Fight the good fight against your senses, thoughts and emotions by reading and believing God's Word.
Flesh and blood cannot inherit the Kingdom of God - it is a spiritual Kingdom of faith.
The Great Commission involves all Christians - ordinary people - learning and being equipped to go out and spread the Gospel.
Jesus warned us that we would have hardships in this life, but He also gave us the power to overcome. Do you feel like the pressure upon you is greater than the strength within you? Listen to this and receive strength from the Lord.
The Apostle Paul learned the value of work from his relationship with Priscilla and Aquila. Your work is important and anointed.
The Bible describes faith as a fight. But what should we be fighting against, and how do we do this on a daily basis?
We may not always see the big picture, but God's plans happen while we are trying to do God's plans.
Unity and love are more important than disputable matters, but we must stand firm on the Bible regarding undisputable matters.
Fasting, with prayer, creates an opportunity to hear God's voice and bring spiritual change.
When you line up your purpose from God with His Great Commission you will be fulfilled and see great results.
The early Church teaches us how to deal with conflict and teaches us how to be servants, all for furthering the Gospel.
Be comforted by the knowledge that the Bible give us about the end times and the mark of the beast.
Some things affect everything in our lives. What does the Bible say about these things?
Do you think you are a "good person"? Jesus spoke to many people who thought they were good, and His interactions with them show His love and power, as well as the importance of coming to Him in humility.
Paul's life changed dramatically when he met Jesus, and he has been used to advance the Gospel in amazing ways. God can use you in the same way.
Qualities that we can adopt from the early Church in the book of Acts so that we become a living Church.
You are an essential part of the Body of Christ and you have an important role to fulfill.
As a believer, you have the Spirit of God within you, and He helps you to do the will of God.
The Holy Spirit's power that was available to the early Church is available to us today.
Line up your plans and purposes with God's determined will and become anchored in His will, His Word and His works.
We are foreigners passing through this life on earth - Heaven is our home, and we should be investing ourselves in the eternal.
Love and relationships within the Church should set an example for the world around us.
You are more than accepted and acceptable to God, you are highly favoured and He loves for you to be in His Presence.
Putting down an anchor in the Presence of God changes the perspective and the trajectory of your life for generations to come.
Lessons to learn from the miracle of Jesus walking on water and the miracle of raising Lazarus from the dead.
When we commit our first fruits to the Lord, every part of our life receives His blessing.
You have already been given everything you need to live the life God has called you to live.
During times of hardship and struggle, continue in prayer and meeting with other Christians.
The final step to becoming a complete Christian is to make your calling and election sure.
True, Godly love holds everything together, and is the next rung in our ladder to becoming a complete Christian.
Set your pace and run your race. If you can't run, walk. If you can't walk, crawl. If you can't crawl, let someone carry you.
God is fighting for you and He wants you to move forward in His plans and purposes for you.
To become a complete Christian, we must add to our faith. In this podcast, we talk about adding virtue.
His divine power has given us everything we need to live the life He has called us to live.
A small group with a common task will be unified in purpose. Gather a team around you and work together to achieve the Great Commission.
Loving honesty and gently humility are the key to unity in relationships within the Church.
An important aspect of our Church's DNA is that we intentionally seek to reach the ends of the earth with the Gospel.
Love is the key to using the gifts of the Holy Spirit within the context of the Church.
There have been times in history when the people of God have experienced a re-awakening of the power within them. Our current situation can be one of those times if we will allow it.
Discover the scripture behind "The Blessing" song. Spoken blessings are powerful, particularly when they are straight from the Word of God.
Grahame Atkins encourages us to stand firm on the Word of God, particularly in these uncertain times. Adam Dakwa reminds us about the importance of prayer. James Matheson shares a story from the life of Jesus to encourage us to trust Him.
Celebrating our liberation from war and occupation reminds us of the spiritual freedom we have through Jesus.
Build your faith by declaring the promises of God, which are found in His Word - the Bible.
Journey with us as we look at Jesus' final hours on earth, and what the cross means for us.
You do not need to be subject to bondage. Freedom is freely yours because of Jesus' experience on the cross.
Jesus suffered isolation and betrayal before the cross, followed by fellowship and family after the cross.
God has prepared good works for you to do - you were fearfully and wonderfully made for a purpose.
Do not fear or be discouraged - the battle that you fight is not yours, it is the Lord's.
Be wise and discerning about who you let into your life, and link up with fellow believers who love and serve God.
The only way to rise above the mundane cycles that we experience day-in and day-out is through a relationship with Jesus.
Boundaries are healthy and important and should come out of a secure knowledge of who you are.
God wants us to live within His circle of peace, and He wants us to bring others in, too.
Mental health is an important theme in the Bible. Learn what God has to say about good mental health.
You can only have 2020 vision for your life and your future if you have God's wisdom, revelation and understanding.
Discover the three "groanings" talked about in Scripture, and learn how to partner in prayer with God to see your life changed.
The disciple Andrew teaches us how to bring people to Jesus. How can we be intentional about bringing others to Jesus.
Search the scriptures, increase your knowledge, learn God's ways, and you will do great exploits for Him.
Sowing may feel like a risky business, but dare to see how God's Kingdom principle works.
Sowing and reaping is a seed principle, and there are practical ways that we can sow into God's Kingdom.
God sees and loves every person as His treasure, and each of us has a contribution to make to His Church.
You are a treasure, and God has paid a high price for you. Our job is to show others that they are a treasure, and that God has also paid a high price for them.
God has given you authority to take back what the enemy has stolen. The seeds of His laws and principles are unchanging.
God's original creation included laws and principles that govern life and nature - these are His seeds which continue to work and produce life. However, due to sin, God also has to intervene with swords.
Abraham saw Jesus' day and his experience impacted his life and family. We can see Jesus' day in a similar way.
Abraham had to overcome several obstacles in order to be the giant of faith that we know him to be. You can overcome those obstacles too.
Abraham did not build anything physical - he built a strong household and family. What are you building?
If we step into a place of disobedience and live outside of God's plan, we open ourselves up to harm and danger.
The Word of God has an answer for your situation. What are going to do about what He said?
Jesus' final command to His disciples and ultimately to us, is to "GO and make disciples".
Jesus loved to eat meals with people. Have you had an intimate disciple's meal with Jesus?
Being a true disciple takes more than 'believing' or 'being involved' - it takes complete commitment.
What are your thoughts about yourself? Get your thinking right to become your best self.
Don't allow the news you hear each day to infiltrate your thoughts and affect your faith. Trust in God's Word.
Considering the evidence that we have surrounding the death and resurrection of Jesus - what will your verdict be?
David, while still a shepherd boy, had such a different mindset that he was able to slay a giant.
Songs in the night can change your mind and your attitude and bring freedom to you and those around you.
Your mind is an amazing miracle machine which needs renewing through the power of the Word of God.
God wants us to think and dream bigger than we can imagine, so that He can do big things in and through us.
Do you spend your time building for the 'here and now' or are you looking for ways to build for eternity?
Success in our spiritual journeys depends on demolishing the strongholds and arguments in our lives that oppose God's Word.
Clifford Edwards found himself living on the streets of London following a successful music career, due to alcoholism. Listen to his story of healing and restoration.
The mind set on the Spirit is life and peace. Renew your mind and think God's thoughts.
God wants you to speak out loud the promises in His Word and work with Him to accomplish great things in your life.
Our Church is the House of God - what are the elements that define us as the House of God? Part 1 of 2. Part 2 of 2
Our Church is the House of God - what are the elements that define us as the House of God? Part 1 of 2.
Sometimes we need a reminder of the love that we first had for Jesus when we first came to know Him. We need to keep love alive in our relationship with Jesus and our relationships with others.
Covenant is important and powerful. We need to discover the significance of covenant relationships and marriage.
We, as a Church, are responsible for the next generation - may they not be a generation that grows up with no knowledge of the Lord or His ways.
Samson is an example of a good, "Christian" child who only fully followed God in the last few minutes of his life. It will encourage and help you.
Jephthah looked like a great leader, but because his heart was not healed, he hurt those he cared for the most. Let's be the leaders that God wants us to be.
If you feel weak and broken, God can use you in the same way that he used Gideon - a weak and timid man.
God used a broken woman, Deborah, to bring victory to Israel. You and I can do even greater things for God today.
In the book of Judges, we see how God used broken people to achieve His mighty plans. Today, we are the people that God will use to grow His Kingdom, if we make ourselves available.
Every one of us has an appetite for God. Are we "eating" in order to fill our appetite or are we looking elsewhere and spoiling our appetite?
In the Old Testament, God dwelt within the tabernacle. Today, we are His temple and He dwells within us.
God wants to change the world with and through His people. He uses our prayers to accomplish His work.
Patiently pursue the process of persistent progress. Keep moving forward in God's plan for your life.
Kevin and Gill Martin started Gatehouse Community and Family Praise Fellowship in Marondera, Zimbabwe in 1980. The Lord has used them powerfully since then. Listen to learn what 40 years of faithful obedience to God can achieve. (Part 2 of 2)
Kevin and Gill Martin started Gatehouse Community and Family Praise Fellowship in Marondera, Zimbabwe in 1980. The Lord has used them powerfully since then. Listen to learn what 40 years of faithful obedience to God can achieve.
Jesus, knowing who He was, laid aside His glory and became a servant. The Philippian Church followed His example and experienced overflowing joy. We can do the same.
Discover how the Philippian Church spread the Gospel and look at the tools we have to do the same.
The Apostle Paul teaches us how relationships within the Church should work through his letter to the Philippian Church.
Life is a spiritual battle - make sure you are correctly clothed to overcome your enemy.
If you look into the mirror of God's Word and see yourself as you really are, you will be an overcomer.
Whatever is born of God, overcomes the world. Instead of "undergoing" and "enduring" life's circumstances, you can be an overcomer.
History has seen many game-changers: events that have changed the world forever. Jesus coming into the world and dying on the cross was the greatest game-changer of all.
Marriage is the main theme of the Bible, and it is the most vivid picture of God and His relationship with us.
Our society today is in desperate need of fathers - both physical fathers and spiritual fathers. How can we be the Dads that God would have us be?
Motherhood can be challenging, but God has equipped you with everything you need to do all He has called you to do.
Children are a blessing and a reward from the Lord. Claim God's promises for your children.
In order for us to fulfil God's purpose for us, which is to become like Jesus, a transformation needs to take place.
God has priorities and we need to align our priorities with His, as a Church and as individuals.
When we dedicate every part of our lives to God at the beginning, every part of it will be blessed.
What can we learn from God's warnings to the Churches in Galatia, Ephesus and Corinth about returning to the love that they first had for Jesus in their early Christian walk?
Start your day, your week and your year right by understanding the first and greatest commandment - LOVE.
God's promises for your future are more powerful than any resolution or vow you can make.
King Josiah found a most surprising gift. Make sure you don't miss the best Christmas gift this year.
Are you worshipping a Jesus that you have created in your own mind, or are you worshipping Jesus for who He really is?
Without faith it is impossible to please God. It is the essential element of our Christian walk.
Do you realise that your salvation is a gift of God - or do you keep trying to "do enough" to please God?
The Reformation - started by Martin Luther in the 1500s has had an immense impact, not only on the Church, but on the entire world.
There is an incredible eternal reward for those Churches who shine as bright lamp stands in the world.
Let us join together as a family and build the city of God. Each of us has a part to play.
Learning from the life of Nehemiah about building foundations, walls and gates in our spiritual lives.
Will you dare to be different to the world around you and make your home the City of God?
Foundations, walls and gates are so important when building- are you building your life on the foundation of God's Word? What boundaries are you setting for yourself? What are you allowing in to your heart and mind?
The final message in our series on the Fruit of the Holy Spirit - what fruit is displayed in your life?
The fruit of the Spirit is as important to our Christian lives as the gifts of the Spirit.
You already have all the gifts of the Holy Spirit within you for personal use, but there are also times when the Lord will prompt you to use them for the benefit of others.
What was the purpose of the law and how can we learn to live in the grace and freedom that Jesus gives us - freedom from slavery and death?
Singleness is highly valued in the Bible - as a Church we should place more value in singleness than society currently does.
Guest speaker Nick Ferraby from Christians in Sport asks the questions: are you scattering the seed of the Gospel in your everyday life and what kind of seed are you scattering?
You have a ministry of bringing God's love and His light to this world and His power is at work within you - are you making the most this power?
Guest speaker Rob McFarlane encourages us to be a witness for Jesus by sharing our personal stories.
God chose Joseph to be earthly father to Jesus - we can learn from Joseph how to be better fathers in our families and in the Church
The Apostle Paul worked with Priscilla and Aquila - two very ordinary, working individuals - to build a large, effective ministry in Ephesus. We can learn from their example about doing ministry in our every-day lives.
You are a minister of the Gospel and you are at the cutting edge of ministry in your everyday life. How can you be effective in sharing your faith? Join us for part 1 of our new series, and hear from normal, every-day Christians about how God is using them in their day-to-day lives.
The living water from the river of God, which brings healing and life, is available to us here and now.
There are three baptisms discussed in the Bible which show us how we can be consumed by the Holy Spirit.
Moses allowed himself to be consumed by God, and God used Moses and what he had to offer for mighty acts. How can God use you in the same way?
Are you a consumer - looking for ways that you can benefit from Church - or do you want to be consumed by God?
The resurrection of Jesus completely changed the whole world. The resurrected Jesus can change you, too.
Jesus is the best example of how to handle the trials that life throws at us. Learn How to be victorious in the midst of hardship.
There is a process to causing your faith to grow - hearing, speaking, exercising and testing.
We can learn from Mary's response to the Word of the Lord that came to her through the Angel Gabriel.
God's Word, planted in my heart, cleared of competition, will produce a supernatural harvest.
The good news of the Gospel is not good news unless it is proclaimed. Four essentials for a plentiful harvest.
As Christians, we can move from slavery to sin into freedom, just as the Israelites moved from Egypt and the desert into the Promised Land.
Becoming mature in the body of Christ includes speaking the truth in love. How we do we fully accept and love others while also speaking truth?
Gregg and Bronwyn share from 25 years worth of experience some practical advice for resolving conflict in both marriage and other relationships.
To end our "We Celebrate This" sermon series, we talk about how important it is for everyone to be involved in the life and ministry of the Church.
The first message in a series on the values that we celebrate as a Church - starting with relationships.
Do you know the difference between grace and mercy? Are you living in God's grace or in His mercy?
To conclude the series on reasons for the hope that is in us, Gregg Donaldson looks at the overwhelming evidence for the greatest event in history, Jesus' trial, crucifixion and resurrection.
James Matheson gives the reason for the hope of his salvation, describing how, in his childhood, the enemy had worked hard to try and devastate him. His life today is a testimony of God's goodness and grace and characterises what Jesus meant when he said that we would have life and life to the full.
If we seek God with all our hearts, we will find Him, share in His truth and be hopeful in our salvation but the bible tells us to always be ready to give an explanation of that hope that is in us, with humility.
Throughout the book of Ruth, we see various fields and these are a picture of God's plan of redemption for mankind. Boaz was like Jesus, out in the harvest field, waiting for his bride. In the same way, Jesus wants us to follow Him into the harvest field.
Ruth invited Boaz, with grace, love and humility, to be her kinsman redeemer even though she could have demanded it, by law. This is a picture of how God sees relationships. Jesus wants us to invite Him to be our redeemer, not as a legal requirement but instead because we love Him.
Ruth was hardworking, righteous, generous and had a humble attitude. This not only led to Boaz taking notice of her but also to God positioning her for great purposes.
Each one of us are like Ruth. We came from a place of not knowing God, often a place of hardship, to be grafted into His family. Despite all the problems Naomi and Ruth faced, God turned around their pain and Ruth became a part of the lineage of Jesus.
Life is like a marathon, not a sprint. If we want to have a good finish, in other words, be welcomed with a 'well done', we need to have an aim, be prepared, develop stamina and run the race with a view to winning.
God has placed eternity in our hearts. If we belong to Jesus, we are already seated in heavenly places. When we understand who we are in Christ and are filled with the Holy Spirit, the power of God flows out of us, like a river, letting heaven touch earth and affect people and circumstances around us.
Discovering the relationship between time and eternity - when we live in the light of eternity, everything changes. When we say yes to God, we step into eternity and become a part of His eternal, powerful purpose.
Understanding what it means to "number our days" in the context of Eternity, and learning how to use our time on earth wisely.
Jesus taught us to be outward looking and reach out to others. The word of God is rich to assist us in how we speak and behave in relation to others, giving us plenty of advice on friendship and how to communicate.
Abiding in Jesus, we will produce much fruit. Sometimes, God will take us through seasons of pruning, in order that we might produce even more fruit, in time. Perseverance is key as it produces patience and character.
In heaven, there are books recording all we say and do in this life, similar to a timeline we might find on Facebook, only much more revealing and in real-time. Find out how friendship with God results in a clean slate.
The more time we spend on Facebook, the more we know about our friends. In a similar way, the more time we spend in God's book, the more we will know Him and the more we will resemble Him.
If we live in right relationship with God, trusting Him, He helps us to lead lives free from the bondage of sin.
When our relationship with God is restored, all other relationships in our lives are blessed and given the right priority.
Mankind gave away the authority given to him by God, but Jesus took it back again. As Christians we have dominion and authority over many more areas of our life than we understand.
Just as flowers blossom when they are still connected to their roots, righteousness comes out of being connected to and in relationship with God
Understanding our spiritual DNA - How God has designed us, how He has nurtured this through time and what we have been appointed to.
What you believe about your origins affects your life deeply. You and I can have daily access to the Garden of Eden.
Lessons from the Garden of Eden. God is good and His plan for your life is good. He has given you the ability to choose - listen to His voice and trust Him.
Our bodies age through this life but life on earth is only temporary. Life without God is like choosing to live in a tent all your life when you already have access to a much more comfortable home.
The disciples knew the reason that they had been given the power of the Holy Spirit - it was so that they could be witnesses. It's the same for us today.
The early Church understood the process of salvation and receiving the Holy Spirit. What can we learn from them to experience the true power of the Holy Spirit?
Learning how to live In Between the kingdom of the devil and the Kingdom of God and understanding the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
Looking at the period between Jesus' ascension into Heaven and Pentecost - waiting for the promise of the Holy Spirit.
Sometimes we can't move forward until we have dealt with pain from the past. Learn how to do this in today's message.
We have to learn, as the disciples did, to relate to Jesus as Spirit, rather than as a physical being.
Learning how to deal with the "corridors" of life - times when we are waiting for something new.
The disciples were devastated at the death of Jesus. But their lives were forever changed when they experienced Jesus alive again.
Jesus' last supper with His disciples was preparation for the ultra-marathon ahead of Him. Communion can be this same preparation for you and me.
During His final prayer time with His disciples, Jesus speaks about the important subject of Church unity.
A taste of our Nations Sunday service - including worship, prayers for the nations and a message.
Jesus talks to the disciples about how He is the vine and they are the branches. How can we stay connected to the vine?
Conversations with Jesus. Learning from Jesus' interaction with people over meals - particularly the Last Supper.
The conclusion to the series - the practicalities of possessing the promised land and the importance of praise, worship and thanksgiving.
Looking at two groups of people who found themselves at the edge of the Promised Land. Can you find yourself in one of these groups?
You and I can inherit God's promised land today - we don't have to wait for Heaven. Let's be a generation that breaks into God's promises for us this year.
This message from our Christmas carol service gives us insight into the true meaning of Christmas - the real gift underneath all the wrapping - the gift of hope.
Are you ready for Christmas? Finding the purpose behind Christmas in the midst of the frantic busyness and stress during this season.
Unforgiveness traps us and others and prevents us from moving forward in our spiritual walk. Forgiveness brings spiritual freedom, and oftentimes, physical healing.
True intimacy with Jesus, worshiping at His feet, as Mary did, helps us in all areas of our lives.
How did Jesus deal with people who thought they were "good"? How does this apply to us today?
Using an analogy from a recent blockbuster movie titled "The Martian", this message explores the parables of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin.
Learning about our own spiritual blindness from the story of Jesus healing the man who was born blind.
The first in our series "Hard Questions". In this sermon, we discuss the reasons that there is suffering in our world. (An interactive sermon with children in mind.)
How can we stand up to the difficulties we encounter in life and how can we be fruitful through these difficulties?
Do you have a mission - a vision that is bigger than you are which you are working towards and praying for God to fulfil?
What is the purpose and place of God's law? Some people see God's law as the defining mark of who He really is, but in this video we learn the real place of the law in history and in our everyday lives as Christians today.
How is faith born, how does it grow, and how does it die? Learn how to make your faith stronger in this teaching which is the conclusion of the 7 part "faith" series.
What is the Church's purpose? What is the goal that Jesus has given us to aim for? In this video you will learn the one thing we are all supposed to be working toward. This will help you focus your energies and Jesus promised that as we do this one thing, He will always be with us.
God's grace is amazing. Learn about how powerful it can be in our spiritual lives. - Part 2
The why and the how of reaching out and affecting people around you so that they can meet God. You may find the following helpful in communicating the Gospel to others:
Did you know that Heaven is already inside of you? Find out how this can be a reality for you.
The second in our series on FAITH. Here we cover the place that HOPE plays in building our faith.
The Apostle Paul taught the importance of sacrifice in order to please God and benefit our faith-walk.
This session covers the analogy used in the Bible of the potter's house - with us as the clay in the hand of the Potter (God).
Talking through the Gifts of the Spirit as outlined in 1 Corinthians 12 - for the benefit of the whole Church.
What is Godly wisdom and how can we know that we are exercising the correct type of wisdom?
It is important to know how our enemy, the devil, works and how we can avoid his attacks.
Sometimes it is important for us to take risks in life - this message will encourage you to know when to do this.
God's peace passes all human understanding and is the perfect cure for anxiety. Find out how you can know the peace of God.
What is the Church? What is the purpose of the Church? How can we be the Church that God wants us to be?
Continuing with our series on renewing our minds with God's Word and training our brains.
Seasoned Church-planters give advice on steps towards planting and strengthening new Churches.
The thoughts you think can physically change your brain. Renewing your mind with the Word of God can heal and improve your brain.
Have you ever wanted to know the secret to pleasing God? Jesus answers this question in John 6.
The "laying on of hands" is an important aspect of praying for people. Learn how to do this appropriately.
Learn about the power of praying together as a Church and how to lead a prayer meeting.
In this message, we take a look at the four names of God found in Revelation 19: Faithful and True; A Name that No-one Knows; King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
The first night of the Leading Lights Network Conference 2015. Hear the good news about how the Gospel is spreading around the world and learn more about how we can make it go further.
Ian McCormack was stung by 5 of the world's deadliest jellyfish and was declared dead for over 20 minutes. Here he shares his experience as he visited both hell and heaven before returning to life to share his story.
A description of various passages of scripture where a memorial was set up before the Lord.
In this third message of our series, we discover the important role that the Holy Spirit plays in our journey to becoming "whole-hearted".
In the second message of our "Whole-Hearted" series, we explore the need to become broken-hearted in order to become whole-hearted.
What does it mean to "have a heart after God"? Find out about honouring and respecting those in authority in this first message of a four-part series.
This message from our annual Church camp teaches us lessons from Moses and Israelites in Exodus.
Jesus declared Himself as the "Light of the World" - how can we be the lights that shine Jesus to the world?
The third message in the "I AM" series. Here we explore Jesus as the Good Shepherd and how we can look to Him for all our needs.
Jesus feeds thousands of people with physical bread and then shows them that He is the real Bread of Life that lasts for eternity.
Jesus drew strength from His identity - He had a sound assurance of who He was. We are like Jesus and can have this same assurance of identity. We can know exactly who we are through Him.
Learn about the confidence and boldness that you have through your relationship with Jesus and find out who wants to destroy that confidence.
This week, James Matheson considers three important factors which enable us to build relationships that stand the test of time.
Hear the compelling evidence for the resurrection of Jesus - an event that changed the course of history.
Gregg Donaldson speaks from Mark 8, Matthew 16 and expands on part 1 of "I Will Build My Church" from our conference on 14th June 2014.
Concentrating on the night before Jesus was crucified, this message looks at the power of prayer.
What is the "living water" that Jesus provides for us - how can we receive it and what prevents us from receiving it?
In this message we look at the "ideal woman" as described by Proverbs 31; the reality of womanhood and motherhood today, and the redemptive power of God in our lives.
Families are the building-blocks that God has chosen to build the world. This message shares principles for healthy family relationships.
How does a person go from being a "child" that is in fellowship with God to an "adult" far from God? And how we do we get back?
James Matheson reflects on four Greek words for love and uses Ephesians 5 to talk about Christ's example of "agape" love towards the Church.
Gregg Donaldson reveals Jesus to us as the image of God and shares some of the many accounts in the Bible that show Him to be a compassionate, loving and healing God, refuting many of the preconceived ideas that people may have of Him.
Gregg Donaldson begins a mini-series entitled S.O.S - Save Our Souls. Gregg talks about the importance of bringing our souls into line with our saved spirits.
James Matheson talks through the "beatitudes" found in Matthew 4/5 and teaches how we can know we are blessed.
On the launch of our new Lifegroups, Gregg Donaldson speaks from Acts 2 and reflects on how the early Church developed successful relationships.
Gregg Donaldson focusses on Joshua 3:5 and what it means to "sanctify ourselves" as we look to the new year ahead of us.
Learn how to thank God for the past, rejoice in past victories, and look ahead to the next thing God has for you.
James Matheson explores the story of the Three Wise Men in Matthew 2:1-11, drawing out the fact that God has gone to great lengths to reveal Himself to those who will seek Him.
In the final message of our "Making Church Work" series, Gregg Donaldson talks about the importance of individual Christians being joined to a larger body.
In this third message of our "Making Church Work" series, Gregg Donaldson focusses on the role of leaders in the Ephesians Church.
Gregg Donaldson describes the amazing growth of the Church in Ephesus and draws out important Church-shaping principles that will help us have a much greater impact in our time.
James Matheson introduces our new mini-series: "Making Church Work". Speaking from Ephesians 3 and 4, James talks about the different roles of leaders and members within the local Church.
The Word of God is incredibly powerful when spoken over our lives. God's promises in His Word are true. Listen to this third message in our "Kingdom, Power, Glory" mini-series to find out about the power of the Word of God in your life.
Recorded at the Lighthouse Bible School, Gregg Donaldson clarifies the relationship between God's grace for us as believers and legalism.
"The Kingdom, The Power, The Glory" is a mini-series within our "Letting People See Jesus" sermon series. In this first message, Gregg Donaldson talks about the Transfiguration of Jesus and the importance of us dwelling in the presence of God which then allows to shine the glory of God.
James Matheson picks up on our "Letting People See Jesus" by talking about pursuing the Presence of God.
Speaking at a leadership training event at River Church in St. Neot's, Cambridgeshire, Gregg Donaldson talks about King David's intimate relationship with God and how we can have the same.
The final session in our Purpose Course. In this session, Gregg Donaldson encourages us to decide if we are more focussed on God's Kingdom in Heaven, or on our lives in the here and now.
In this message, Gregg covers the sometimes difficult to understand subject of predestination - recorded in our studio in Jersey.
This message is from our Bible School course "Free Indeed" which covers the topic of demons and deliverance. In this session, Gregg Donaldson encourages us with many scriptures from the Bible showing God's grace towards us as believers and helps us to see ourselves as God sees us.
As we continue our Purpose Course, Gregg Donaldson talks about the PEOPLE around us, the LOCATION we find ourselves in, CIRCUMSTANCES and EVENTS in our lives, and our DEFINICIENCIES.
Continuing with our "Purpose Course" series, Gregg Donaldson takes this week to step back and discover the meaning of purpose - he encourages us that God's purpose CAN be found by us.
In the second part of our series, "The Purpose Course", Gregg Donaldson uses the word "GIVEN" to teach us about the GIFTS God has given us, the INSTRUCTIONS He has passed on to us, the VICTORIES we've attained, our EXCITEMENT / passion and the aNOINTING He has placed on us. Continue to discover the purpose God has created you for.
Gregg Donaldson kicks of The Purpose Course with the acrostic MADE - find out more about your purpose through your Motivation Gifts; Arrival (place and family); Desires and Experiences.
In Mark 6, Jesus talks about those whose hearts are hard. What does this mean? What causes a hard heart? Find out as Gregg Donaldson shares from Mark 6, Matthew 14, Luke 9 and John 6.
How is the soil of your heart? Gregg Donaldson speaks about the Parable of the Sower and highlights the power and potential within a seed that falls on fertile ground.
What is God doing today, and how will we respond? In this message, Gregg Donaldson talks about serving God's purposes in our generation.
James Matheson speaks about the Thessalonian Church and the Apostle Paul's consideration of them as the "Model Church" for us to be following today.
Gregg Donaldson speaks from Luke 7:11-35 and from this story, he draws out three different types of people and how they relate to God.
Gregg Donaldson speaks from Matthew 5 about being "salt and light" - how we can be witnesses of our faith in our every-day lives.
Rob McFarlane brings out some important points from the miracle found in John 6 and Matthew 15
Gregg Donaldson shares from Matthew 16 and Mark 8 about the vision behind Leading Lights Network
Rob McFarlane begins our first Leading Lights Conference with a sermon titled 'God's Heart For The Nations.' In this message, he draws out five points from Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman. (John 4.)
During our camp weekend away Gregg Donaldson teaches about the truth of the Gospel of the Kingdom spoken about in Matthew 4
Relaying four different stories of people who had faith in Jesus' ability to heal, Gregg Donaldson highlights the Roman Centurion, whose faith amazed Jesus and teaches us how we can exercise this same kind of faith.
Gregg Donaldson speaks on the importance of building your life on the right foundations.
As a prelude to our PURPOSE COURSE, James Matheson introduces the idea that each of us is CREATED on PURPOSE.
How do we experience peace in the storms of life? Gregg Donaldson shares from the story of Jesus calming the storm.
In summary of our mini-series on the parables of Jesus, Gregg Donaldson challenges us to reflect on our own lives and decide whether we have given up all for that "treasure" that Jesus offers us.
How can you and I realise our full potential in this life? In this sermon, James Matheson unpacks the parable of the mustard seed found in Matthew 13.
This week's message is brought to us by our very own Adam Dakwa and Jonathan Muteera - both have ministry experience from their home country of Zimbabwe. Adam shares how we can know who we are in Christ, and Jonathan follows on by helping us to understand how we can find our place in the Church family.
If God is a God of love, why does He allow evil to flourish on the earth? In this sermon on the Parable of the Weeds, James Matheson looks at this question and more.