Grace Church Bristol Sermon Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Test of Christian Discipleship | Luke 6:43-49 | 19/01/25 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Unchanging Christ in a Changeable World | Hebrews 13:8 | 29/12/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Hark the Herald Angels Sing | Carol Service | 22/12/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Impossible Announcement | Luke 1:26-28 | 08/12/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
To Do Good Or To Do Harm | Luke 6:1-11 | 24/11/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Fighting for Hope in the Time of Trial | Psalm 42 | 10/11/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Jesus Sinners Does Receive | Luke 5:1-32 | 27-10-24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Christ's Job Description | Luke 4:18-44 | 13/10/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Sin, Temptation and the Saviour | Luke 3:21-4:13 | 06/10/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Church Weekend 2024 Session 2 - How the Church Loves Like Christ | 01/09/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Church Weekend 2024 Session 1 - Word-Centred Church | 31/08/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Supernatural Fuel for Our Prayer Life | Paslm 119:145-152 | 25/08/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Happiness That Comes Through Confession | Psalm 32 | 18/08/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Christian's Duty to Pursue Joy for the Glory of God | Psalm 37 | 04/08/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Boasting Only In The Cross | Galatians 6:11-18 | 21/07/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Where Are You Sowing? | Galatians 6:6-10 | 14/07/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Set Free to Love, Not Compete | Galatians 5:26-6:5 | 07/07/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Though You May Suffer... Be Encouraged | 1 Peter 3:8-22 | 23/06/24 | Tom Sussex by Grace Church Bristol
Faithfulness & Gentleness | Galatians 5:16-25 | 16/06/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Patience, Kindness and Goodness | Galatians 5:16-25 | 09/06/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Grace of Giving | 2 Corinthians 8:1-9 | 02/06/24 | Doug Hayes by Grace Church Bristol
Walking by the Spirit | Galatians 5:16-25 | 19/05/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Turning Back To Slavery! | Galatians 4:8-31 | 05/05/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Easter Sunday: The Empty Tomb | John 20:1-18 | 31/03/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Good Friday: A Cry of Victory | John 19:28-30 | 29/03/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Strengthened by the Gospel | Romans 16:25-27 | 17/03/24 | Greg Cruse by Grace Church Bristol
The Path Of Servanthood | Mark 10:32-52 | 10/03/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Redeemed From The Curse | Galatians 3:10-14 | 18/02/2024 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Faith's Boundless Blessings | Galatians 3:1-9 | 11/02/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Justified by Faith | Galatians 2:15-21 | 04/02/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Gospel Under Threat | Galatians 1:10-2:10 | 21/01/24 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
It's All About Grace | Galatians 1:1-5 | 07/01/24 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Pressing On With Joy | Philippians 3:12-16 | 31/12/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Dawning of the Light | Isaiah 9:1-7 | 24/12/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Anchors In The Storms Of Life | Acts 27-28 | 26/11/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Comfort for the Troubled Heart | John 14:1-6 | 05/11/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Take courage in the Lord | Acts 21-23 | 15/10/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Paul's love for the church | Acts 20:17-38 | 08/10/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Gospel Friendship | 2 Timothy 4:9-22 | 24/09/23 | Jonathan Thomas by Grace Church Bristol
How to be a disciple-making disciple | Acts 18:18-19:10 | 10/09/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Song of Assurance (A Parable For Life) | Psalm 121 | 13/08/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Promises for Trembling Witnesses | Acts 18:1-17 | 16/07/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The God Worth Worshipping | Acts 17:16-34 | 09/07/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
How to Turn the World Upside Down | Acts 17:1-15 | 02/07/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Distracted By Many Things | Luke 10:38-43 | 25/06/23 | Mark Prater by Grace Church Bristol
One Gospel, Many Conversion Stories | Acts 16 | 18/06/23 | Tom Sussex by Grace Church Bristol
How To Keep Speaking About Jesus | Acts 13 & 14 | 04/06/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
A Tale of Two Cities | Acts 11:19-12:24 | 21/05/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Miracle of Conversion | Acts 9:1-31 | 07/05/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Gentleness of Christ | Hebrews 4:14-5:2 | 30/04/23 | Pete Greasley by Grace Church Bristol
Ready with the Good News | Acts 8:26-40 | 23/04/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Fear and Faith in Making Jesus Known | Acts 5:12-42 | 19/03/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Family Matters: Gospel Shaped Marriage | 11/03/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Devoted Life | Acts 2:42-47 Acts 4:32-37 | 05/03/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Authentic Christianity | Acts 2:22-47 | 12/02/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The God Who Keeps His Promises | Acts 2:1-21 | 05/02/23 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Keeping Our Eyes On Christ | Matthew 17:1-3 | 01/01/23 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
The Gift We've All Been Waiting For | Matthew 1:18-25 | 11/12/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Gift You Really Need | Luke 2:1-14 | 04/12/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Shaping Virtue #5 Generosity (Pt.3) | 2 Corinthians 8-9 | 27/11/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Jesus Our Good Shepherd | John 10:1-18 | 06/11/22 | Pete Greasley by Grace Church Bristol
Always of Good Courage | 2 Corinthians 5:1-11 | 25/09/22 | Mark Prater by Grace Church Bristol
How Much Forgiveness Is Too Much? | Matthew 18:21-35 | 28/08/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Jesus at the Dinner Table | Luke 14:1-11 | 07/08/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Making the Gospel Known | Colossians 4:3-6 | 24/07/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Great Hope For All Our Tomorrows | Isaiah 41:10 | 17/07/22 | Dave Taylor by Grace Church Bristol
Applying the Gospel to All of Life | 1 Cor 15:1-3 | 10/06/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Essential Ingredients for a Healthy Prayer Life | Colossians 4:2 | 26/06/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Serving Christ In Our Daily Work | Colossians 3:22-4:1 | 19/06/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
God's Glory in the Home | Colossians 3:18-21 | 12/06/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Letting the Word Dwell In Us Richly | Colossians 3:16 | 05/06/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Christian's New Wardrobe | Colossians 3:12-14 | 29/05/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Going to War with Our Sin | Colossians 3:5-11 | 22/05/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Our New Life in Christ | Colossians 3:1-4 | 08/05/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Hold Onto Your Freedom! | Colossians 2:16-23 | 01/05/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Greatest Expectation and the Biggest Disappointment | Luke 19:28-44 | 10/04/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Complete In Christ | Colossians 2:11-15 | 03/04/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Remedy for Error | Colossians 2:8-10 | 27/03/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
The Heart of Gospel Ministry | Colossians 1:28-2:5 | 20/03/22 | Matt Chapman by Grace Church Bristol
Faith For Future Grace | Matthew 6:25-34 | 13/03/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Visiting speaker Jonny Herring continues our series in Colossians with Paul’s call to continue in our daily relationship with Jesus, rooted, built up and established in him.
Visiting speaker Greg Cruse reminds us from Matthew 14 that not only is Jesus all that we need in life’s great storms, but it’s also in the crucible of those storms that our Saviour most fully reveals himself to us.
Is it possible for a Christian to truly miss out in life? Is Jesus really all we need for a full and authentic Christian walk? With the help of the Apostle Paul, we explore the wondrous mystery of ‘Christ in you, the hope of glory’ and why it means we have not, are not, and will not ever miss out again.
Pete Greasley from Christchurch Newport speaks on the subject of shame, the ways it invades our lives, and the ultimate solution to our shame: Jesus!
The gospel promises not only to reconcile us to God the moment we believe, but also to take us all the way home to be with him. But what does it look like to continue in the faith, trusting in the gospel day by day on the way?
In this next message in our series in Paul’s letter to the Colossians, we find the answer lies in three simple phrases: stable, steadfast, and not shifting.
What is reconciliation? Is it anything to write home about and how significant is it that the Christian has been personally reconciled to God?
In this next sermon in our series in Colossians, we explore Paul’s own description of the astonishing greatness of our reconciliation in Christ.
Life can feel like a rollercoaster ride: up and down. One minute we can be on top of the world, and the next we can be in the valleys of despair. This is especially true when we struggle with our mental health.
Every one of us battles with our mental health. Some of us more than others, to be sure, but we all battle. Struggling with mental health doesn't mean you are abnormal. It doesn't mean that you are a sub-standard Christian. It should not be a source of shame or be kept hidden. The Church should be a place of safety and community, where those who are struggling can be honest, ask people to rally around them in prayer, and be assisted in seeking help.
In this Saturday morning seminar for ladies, Helen Thorne (Director of Training and Resources for Biblical Counselling UK), will seek to bring the truth and wisdom of Scripture to bear on this topic; giving insight on how we should view and respond to those who are battling with their own minds. She will unpack how the gospel gives us hope by being honest about who we are: sinners with fallen hearts, and sufferers in a fallen world; and how Christ has come to renew our hearts and redeem our suffering.
Life can feel like a rollercoaster ride: up and down. One minute we can be on top of the world, and the next we can be in the valleys of despair. This is especially true when we struggle with our mental health.
Every one of us battles with our mental health. Some of us more than others, to be sure, but we all battle. Struggling with mental health doesn't mean you are abnormal. It doesn't mean that you are a sub-standard Christian. It should not be a source of shame or be kept hidden. The Church should be a place of safety and community, where those who are struggling can be honest, ask people to rally around them in prayer, and be assisted in seeking help.
In this Saturday morning seminar for ladies, Helen Thorne (Director of Training and Resources for Biblical Counselling UK), will seek to bring the truth and wisdom of Scripture to bear on this topic; giving insight on how we should view and respond to those who are battling with their own minds. She will unpack how the gospel gives us hope by being honest about who we are: sinners with fallen hearts, and sufferers in a fallen world; and how Christ has come to renew our hearts and redeem our suffering.
In the fifth part of our series in Colossians, we look at Christ’s supreme sufficiency in his church and the wisdom and beauty of seeking all we need as a church in him.
In the busyness and complexity of life, it’s easy to think we might need something more than Christ alone to get us through. But as this next message in our series on Colossians explains, what we need is not something in addition to Christ but a clearer picture of the real Christ and his absolute supreme sufficiency for every aspect of our lives in this present world.
What reason do we have for thanksgiving in the Christian life? According to Paul’s prayer for the Colossians, much in every way! Here Paul lays out three rich reasons for thanksgiving, whatever situation or circumstance we find ourselves in.
Not Dwelling on the Past | Isaiah 43:18-19 | 02/01/22 | Peter Bowley by Grace Church Bristol
Carol Service: Good News for All the People | Luke 2:8-20 | 19/12/21 by Grace Church Bristol
Beholding the Greatness of Christ this Christmas | Isaiah 11:1-10 | 05/12/21 by Grace Church Bristol
In this message, we explore Paul’s utmost priorities in prayer as he prays that the Colossians would be filled with Christ-centred knowledge and so live out Christ-honouring lives.
In this sermon on 1 Corinthians 12-14, we look at Paul’s teaching on the gifts of the Holy Spirit with a particular focus on the gift of prophecy.
The first sermon in a new series exploring the book of Colossians. In this message we unpack Paul’s gratefulness for the work of God in the lives of the Colossians and in turn celebrate his gracious saving work in our own lives as well.
In this message we take a journey through all four chapters of Colossians to draw out the overarching themes of this gloriously Christ-centred letter.
This message is part of our Read the Bible Together series and also launches our brand new sermon series: ‘Colossians - Complete in Christ’
In this sermon on Psalm 100 we explore the Bible’s call to passionate, truth-inspired worship.
What should our expectations be for the Christian life? According to the Apostle Paul, it should be characterised by righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit - it should be characterised by gladness. This sermon explores the journey from guilt to gladness that is ours when we fix our eyes on Christ and the cross.
This is the final message in our ‘One Verse Wonders’ series.
We all wrestle with a multitude of fears in life. But no fear is perhaps more universal, more unshakeable, and more paralysing than the fear of death. So how can we fight it? Is there any hope of ever overcoming it? There is through Jesus!
And the words of Jesus in John 10:28 powerfully address this chief of all fears with the sure and certain promises of eternal life and eternal security for all who believe and follow him.
To be a follower of Christ is to follow in the ways of Christ, both in terms of our character and our service. But how do we do Christ’s work, in Christ’s power, in Christ’s way?
This sermon seeks to answer this most important question by exploring Jesus’ final words to his disciples before his ascension in Acts 1:8.
As people who follow a compassionate and tenderhearted Saviour, what kind of people ought we to be, and what sort of culture should we be cultivating in the church?
This sermon explores three vitally important character traits from Paul’s exhortation to the church in Ephesians 4:32.
Jesus invites sinners to come to him, but with what kind of heart for them does he invite them to come? How does he feel about bruised, weary and faint-hearted people? This sermon explores the tender kindness with which Christ treats all who turn to him for mercy, grace and help.
Following Jesus is difficult. The Bible teaches it and our experience in life confirms it. When the going gets tough, Jesus gives us some great and precious promises to cling to. This sermon, from John 16:33, explores the some of last words of Jesus to his disciples before his death - words of comfort, encourgament and hope. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
Does God love me? Really?? How can I know for sure? This sermon from Romans 5:8 explores the proof of God's love to us in Jesus Christ. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
In a world where everyone is striving to put forward images of strength and self-sufficiency, how should Christians think about our weaknesses? This sermon, from 2 Corinthians 12:9, helps us understand what they are, where they come from and what purpose God intends for them. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
Noone enjoys lukewarm food or drinks. Jesus tells us that we shouldn’t settle for lukewarm hearts and lukewarm deeds either. In this sermon, from Romans 12:11, we discover that genuine love in action looks like heartfelt service towards opthers. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
We live in a world and a society that is deeply discontent: there's an endless, exhausting rush to keep reaching for more; and it's a battle Christians face too -- every day. In this sermon from Philippians 4:13, we discover the secret to experiencing genuine contentment through Christ. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
Every second of our lives — sometimes without even realising it — we are thinking. God is concerned about how Christians think and what we think about. This sermon, from Phillipians 4:8, explores why God is so interested in what we do with our grey matter, and how we can think in ways that please him. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
We all know that stomach-churning feeling when something happens and we don’t know what to do! In such situations, the story of King Jehoshophat in 2 Chronicles 20 is instructive for us: We are to fix our eyes on God. This sermon explores what it actually means to do that. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
What would a life-changing invitation look like to you? They'd be different for all of us, but one thing they’d have in common is that life wouldn’t changed because you simply received the invite. What counts is whether you respond. In this sermon from Romans 10:13 we find the ultimate life-changing invitation. How will we respond? Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
What does it profit a man to gain the whole world? How valuable is the human soul and how great a loss would it be to lose it? What can be given in exchange for our souls? In this sermon, from Matthew 16:26, we hear Jesus provide the answers. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
Sometimes we can mistakenly think the gospel is just an escape route from eternal punishment to eternal paradise; however in this sermon from Galatians 2:20 we see it's so much more than that -- a powerful fact has brought about a powerful reality that results in a powerful purpose. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
An overview of the Old Testament book of Proverbs. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.
Ever wondered what Jesus is doing now while he awaits his return? This sermon, from Hebrews 7:25, encourages us that Jesus is ever-working to provide daily supplies of fresh mercy and grace for his poor, weak, needy people. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
This sermon, from Hebrews 4:15, shows us that in all his glorious holiness in heaven, Christ is not sour towards his people; if anything, his gracious heart beats more strongly than ever with tender love for them. And in particular, two things stir his compassion: our afflictions and — almost unbelievably — our sins. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
What a relief! Salvation is not up to you. God is the One who started it, and he is the One who will complete it. He is doing a good work, and it's a sure work. We can rest in his capable hands. This sermon, from Philippians 1:6, is part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
An overview of Paul's letter to Titus. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.
Jesus tells his followers not to be afraid. This sermon on Luke 12:32, from our friend and guest preacher Greg Cruse, explores one big reason why we should not fear: God's love, grace and holiness — all of his perfections — combine to provide the most glorious future possible for his people. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
Ever wonder what God really thinks about you? Is he happy with you? Does he frown on you with disapproval and disappointment? In this semon, from Zephaniah 3:17, we hear the prophet announce the unrestrained intensity of God's passionate delight in his people. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
How can an absolutely holy God ever be reconciled to sinners? This sermon, from 2 Corinthians 5:21, gets at the very heart of the gospel and helps us discover how holy justice and perfect love can both be satisfied, and this divine dilemma solved. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.
In the midst of trials and difficulties we are tempted to doubt the goodness of God. This sermon from Nahum 1:7 helps us explore the good character and nature of God, and how he is a refuge for those who trust in him. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" sermon series.
On every side, everywhere we turn, we see things that greatly distress us and make us cry out for someone to shine hope into the darkness as we navigate this thing called life. This sermon from Romans 15:13 will help us discover how our God of hope has given us a message of hope so that we might be a people of hope. Part of our One Verse Wonders series.
Have the events of the last 12 months left you feeling weary and at the end of your own resources? Does the race to the "new normal" after the pandemic scare you? This sermon from Psalm 119:28 explores how when we feel spent and weary, God promises to strengthen us according to his Word. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" sermon series.
Our Easter 2021 sermon series: 3 locations. 3 scenes. One story of Jesus' death and resurrection to save us from our sins.
Part 2 of 3.
Our Easter 2021 sermon series: 3 locations. 3 scenes. One story of Jesus' death and resurrection to save us from our sins.
Part 1 of 3.
Part 2 of our Easter 2021 series. This week we explore Golgotha and answer one of the most important questions of all: What really happened to Christ on the cross?
What do you do when trouble strikes, and you experience a "dark night of soul" that lingers like an uninvited and unexpected guest? This sermon from Psalm 42-43 explores how the Psalmist exhorts us to exercise our muscles of faith and fight back against dicouragement and depression by hoping in God.
The world is obsessed with sex. It's impossible for Christians to not be bombarded by the world’s view of sex. In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul uses the Corinthians cavalier attitude towards sex to make a clear, strong command to flee sexual immorality. This sermon explores why obedience to this command is so important and what it looks like.
How should Christians handle ordinary and everyday matters of life that crop up among the church family, when members of the church have grievances against one another? This sermon from 1 Corinthians 6 explores Paul's teaching on how our gospel-shaped identity should produce gospel-shaped principles and processes in resolving issues.
One of the most neglected activities in the church today is the ministry of loving, gracious, courageous, and redemptive church discipline. This sermon from 1 Corinthians 5 provides a clear vision and practical guidelines for this vital aspect of life together as a health church.
An overview of the Gospel of Matthew. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.
The Corinthians were a divided church. Underneath all the strife were hearts full of pride. In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 4:1-21, we see Paul identify the crippling sin pattern of judging that results from pride, and how the liberating and life-giving truth of the gospel transforms us to live in the fruitful freedom of Christ.
The Corinthians were a divided church. Underneath all the strife and division were hearts full of pride. In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:18-4:5, we see Paul identify two crippling sin patterns that result from this pride, and how the liberating and life-giving truth of the gospel transforms us to live in the fruitful freedom of Christ.
New year, new lockdown. Covid-19 has once again delivered us all a demoralising blow. How should we react when our safe, secure world is interrupted, turned upside down, or blown apart? This sermon explores Psalm 13 and teaches us what it means for us to lament in face of difficulty.
As we step into 2021 and make new year resolutions, our plans and priorities must take their cue from God's Word and agenda. This sermon explores Proverbs 4:23 and how the keeping of our heart in right condition before God is one of the great businesses of every day for every Christian.
Each one of us is part of God's construction crew, helping to build his church upon the foundation of Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 3:10-17 warns us that we must take care how we build God's church and outlines 3 types of workers and 3 different outcomes.
An overview of the book of Isaiah. Part of our 'Read the Bible Together' (RBT) project.
The Corinthian Church were bitterly divided over their favourite pastors. In 1 Cor. 3:1-9, Paul sets out some simple, but very important truths to help them (and us) think rightly about church leaders.
Knowledge is power, yet a misreading of 1 Corinthians 1 & 2 could give the impression that there's NO place for wisdom in the Christian faith. Yet, in 1 Corinthians 2:6-16, Paul tells us there is wisdom that Christians are commanded to seek; which we should cherish; and of which we should speak.
Preachers of the gospel have one job: to keep Jesus Christ and him crucified as the main thing. This sermon from 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 explores how we do this through the manner, priority and goal of faithful preaching; and it highlights the hearer's response to that preaching.
The message of the gospel is weak and foolish in the eyes of the world, but God is building an upside-down kingdom through his upside-down gospel. This sermon from 1 Cor 1:26-31 explains how and why.
Our godless world is impressed by wisdom and power, and Christianity seems so weak and foolish. What should we do? Where do we turn to discover true wisdom and power? This sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 provides the answer.
An overview of the book of Joshua. Part of our 'Read the Bible Together' (RBT) project.
We're returning to our pre-pandemic series in 1 Corinthians. Before we plough headlong into the series this sermon recaps and refreshs where we got to in chapter 1.
With so much of life affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, and the government's emphasis on the economy and work, how should we think about our work from a biblical perspective?
A Message on Psalm 19:7-10 exploring some of the ways God’s word is a divine remedy for weary souls
An overview of Paul's epistle to the Philippians. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.
Why do we gather as a church? What should we be doing when we're together? We explore one answer to these questions in the sixth and final part of our series, The House That God Builds.
Why do we gather as a church? What should we be doing when we're together? We explore one answer to these questions in the fifth part of our series, The House That God Builds.
Why do we gather as a church? What should we be doing when we're together? We explore one answer to these questions in the fourth part of our series, The House That God Builds.
Why do we gather as a church? What should we be doing when we're together? We explore one answer to these questions in the third part of our series, The House That God Builds.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Luke 8:40-56, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
A sermon on Psalm 125 with guest preacher, Jonny Herring, from The Village Church, Emerson’s Green
Words of comfort and encouragement from 2 Corinthians 12:1-10, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Words of comfort and hope from Colossians 3:1-4, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Matthew 14:22-33, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Matthew 14:13-21, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Matthew 11:20-30, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
A message from Acts 16 that answers the most important question of all, while also reminding us how to go on singing in times of suffering.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Daniel 6:1-28, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Words of comfort and encouragement from Daniel 3:1-30 in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
An overview of the first half of the book of Acts (Acts 1-12) Part of our Read the Bible Together Series
Part of our BEHOLD series from Isaiah 40-66, exploring Isaiah 54 and how the Suffering Servant's finished work produces a joyful, growing and secure people.
The hope of a happy ending is what keeps us going, even when life is painful and the future is uncertain. That's why Easter is such good news.
This week we explore the most amazing miracle of all - God justifying the ungodly through the atoning death of his Son.
Listen in as we explore Psalm 121, with a message entitled, "Coronavirus, God and the Christian's Response."
An overview of the First Book of the Psalms (Psalms 1-41) Part of our Read the Bible Together Series
A stand-alone sermon for our Global Missions Sunday from Psalm 96, exploring how we are to be both a worshipping and a witnessing people.
The second part in our series from Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, exploring 1 Cor. 1:10-17 and why we must pursue, protect and preserve unity within the church.
Faith & Our Fears: A Saturday Morning with guest speaker Helen Thorne on understanding anxiety and responding to it Biblically.
Faith & Our Fears: A Saturday Morning with guest speaker Helen Thorne on understanding anxiety and responding to it Biblically.
Faith & Our Fears: A Saturday Morning with guest speaker Helen Thorne on understanding anxiety and responding to it Biblically.
An overview sermon on Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on the book of Exodus, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on the book of Esther, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
Sermon from guest speaker Craig Cabaniss, Lead Pastor at Grace Church, Frisco, Texas, USA.
An overview sermon on the book of 1 John, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on the book of Genesis, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
Sermon from guest speaker Doug Hayes, Pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church, and Executive Director of Covenant Mercies; West Chester, PA, USA.
An overview sermon on Paul's First Epistle to the Cortinthians, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on The Prophet Hosea, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on The Epistle to the Ephesians, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.
An overview sermon on The Gospel of Mark, for our "Read the Bible Together (RBT)" project.