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2 Corinthians 5:17 says that if anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation. But what does it mean to be a new creation? We'll explore that in this weeks message from Praiseway.
Preaching from Revelation 8:1-5, we are encouraged to persist in prayer because every one of them counts.
This week we take a look at 1 Corinthians chapter thirteen and ask the question "what's in your box"?
We live in a supernatural world. Jesus said that the kingdom Heaven is not a faraway place but is right here in the midst of us. But can we see it or are we suffering from a spiritual form of blindness?
The apostles experienced violent opposition to their message that Jesus is the Messiah. But this in itself did not determine the outcome. It was what they choice to do next, how they responded to what had just happened that determined not only their destiny but the expansion of the Gospel. Today we ask 'how will you respond to the crisis that life is throwing at you right now'? Because your response in a crisis will determine God’s response to your crisis.
This weeks passage is Joel 2:28-32, the passage behind Peter's address in Acts chapter 2
Today we're continuing to look at Isaiah 53 and the work of the cross in every area of our life.
We continue to look at Isaiah chapter 53 and consider how God's work succeeds in an inhospitable environment
In part 2 of the series on 'The Power Of The Cross' we look at our response to the work of the cross from Romans chapter 6
Today we finish our series on the Power Of Prayer by taking a look at the prayer of faith.
In the second part of our series on the power of prayer, we look at the importance of God focused prayer.
Our epiphany service closes with a look at the challenge revelation poses to our preconceptions.
We continue the series "Jesus The Son Of God Revealed" with a look at Peter's confession in Matthew 16
Today we're looking at the words of God at Jesus baptism' "this is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased".
As we approach a very unusual new year, we want to keep it simple by getting back to the essentials
In today's passage God asks to remember; remember Him as we follow His commands and remember our journey of faith, so that we might learn and grow.
Today we are sharing from Isaiah 43:19 in our first in-person meeting since the lockdown
Sometimes God has already provided and we just need our eyes to be open to see what is already there.
Our '2020 Vision' series continues with the question "Can Faith Work In Challenging Times?". Today we take inspiration from the book of Hebrews, as we look to Jesus, the 'author and finisher of our faith'.
Jesus is our good shepherd, his thoughts towards us are good thoughts and his plans for us are good plans.
Sean shares a message from John 14, challenging us to live the life of the age to come in our everyday life here and now.
This week we look at the devotion of the church in Jerusalem and how the power of God swept through their congregation. We ask the question, how would we like our church to be remembered?
Preaching from 2 Timothy, Sean reminds us that we need to stir up the gift that God has placed in us
Today, as he ponders Matthew 28:18-20, Sean ponders the question, what will church look like after the lockdown?
Sean continues to study Philippians and today he's looking at chapter one and verse twenty.
Sean looks at Philippians 1:15:18 and among other things, asks what is it that motivates our actions.
Sean preaches a message from Numbers 20 called "Speak To The Rock" and asks "are you part of the future or do you belong to the past"?
Sean continues to look at these verses as we look at the God who always starts what he finishes.
Sean's sermon this week is called connected as he talks about the importance of having an abiding connection with God
Philippians begins with a greeting that turns peoples expectations upside down. Paul refers to himself as a slave of Christ. Sean considers some of the implications of this for us.
Throughout the letter to the Philippians, Paul keeps on using words of joy and rejoicing. Sean encourages us to have the same attitude of joy as we go through difficult times.
What does the Bible say about facing times such as these? Sean shares a word from 2 Chronicles.
Sean McIntyre continues the series on 1 Peter, discussing our response to suffering and injustice.
In 1 Peter 3:13-22 Peter talks about Christian attitudes to suffering in light of their salvation.
This is the second of three messages Sean is preaching from the book of Acts called 'Responding To The Word '. Today he looks at the Athenians, who hare some similarities to our western culture. How do we reach a people who don't come to our church and are always excited about 'the latest thing'.
In Acts Chapter 16 Paul comes across a servant girl, who has a spirit of divination. Paul's decision to confront the demonic power resulted in freedom for the girl and imprisonment for Paul. Sean McIntyre preaches.
Peter writes to husbands and wives but as he does so, he is sowing the seeds that will change and transform society. Sean McIntyre preaches on 1 Peter 3:1-7
Sean Continues our journey through 1 Peter with a message entitled "Relating to Authority".
In Acts 13:4-12 Paul and Barnabas are breaking new ground as they take the gospel to the nations and they face new opposition. As we break new ground, we will also face opposition but, like Paul and Barnabas, we can overcome.
The Apostle Peter says that we are sojourners in this world; we are here but not from here and this guides us in how we relate to the world around us. Sean McIntyre preaches from 1 Peter 2:11-17
The first gentile church in Antioch sends out Paul and Barnabas to evangelise the gentile world. How they did this challenges us to follow in their example of worshipping, fasting and praying. Sean preaches on Acts 12:25-13:3
Sean preaches from Acts 12 on warfare and prayer. The experience of believers in the book of acts can teach us much about the reality of spiritual warfare and the importance of earnest prayer.
Sean McIntyre continues the message of 1 Peter in chapter 2. As well as taking a look at the Old Testament background to this passage he preaches about our role as priests today.
Sean McIntyre continues in the book of Acts, examining the difference between the Apostles and the religious authorities.
The more we understand about the great inheritance God has prepared for us, the more we will rejoice! Sean shares from 1 Peter 1:6-9.
In 1 Peter the apostle encourages us as Christians, living out our faith as exiles on the earth. In today's message from 1 Peter 1:3-5, Sean McIntyre teaches that our salvation is eternally secure.
On our journey through Acts, we reach chapter 4:32-37 as Sean preaches a message called "The Unity & Power of the Church".
Sean McIntyre continues our journey through the book of Acts with a message from Chapter 4:23-31 entitled 'Make Us Bold'!
In 2 Timothy, Paul urges Timothy not to shrink back because of fear but to take courage and face the challenges to which he is called. Sean Mcintyre shares on 2 Timothy 1:6-7
In the last part of this series on Isaiah 1 Sean McIntyre share a message called 'Let Us Reason'.
The early church is born, as our series on Acts reaches chapter 2:42-47. Sean preaches a message called devoted.
Our series on the book of Acts reaches Acts 2:37-41. Sean McIntyre preaches a message called 'Hearing the Word'
Sean McIntyre preaches on Acts 2:14 in a message that challenges us to stand up and be counted.
Sean McIntyre picks up the series 'To the End of the Earth' with a look at Acts chapter 2
This week our series on the fruit of the Spirit focuses on joy. Sean Mcintyre shares again from Galatians 5:22
Guest Speaker Bart Gee shares his experience as a Christian with disability. It is a story of overcoming challenges and breaking limits in sporting activities and music. His story is both uplifting and challenging.
Roy Wheeler continues the series on 'Fruit of the Spirit' as he shares about Faithfulness
Sean McIntyre preaches on the next instalment on the Fruit of the Spirit. This week we're looking at Love.
In the second of our series on the fruit of the Spirit, we hear from Dorothy Wheeler on Self Control.
Our Series on Acts continues in verse 1 of chapter one with a message by sean McIntyre called "Back to Jerusalem"
Sean McIntyre preaches on the Ascension in Part 4 of the series “To the Ends of the Earth”
Sean McIntyre preaches from Acts 1:6-8. Part 2 in our Journey through the book of Acts.
Mike Eavery continues our Rediscovering Pentecost series with a message from Zechariah Chapter 4. "Not by might, nor by power but by my Spirit".
Sean McIntyre shares in the morning meeting from Acts chapter one about the necessity of the Holy Spirit for our life and ministry.
Sean McIntyre Preaches a message from Luke 24:13-35 about 'two sad travellers' on the road to Emmaus.