Douglas Bradley's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Douglas Bradley
This podcast explores the riches and depth of God's word through the sermons of the Rev Douglas Bradley. Douglas has a passion for communicating Scripture in a clear, compelling and Christ-centered fashion. He is the minister at Cromwell Presbyterian Church, New Zealand.
In this message Douglas explores how the example of Mary and Martha can help us understand more about ourselves and how we feel close to God.
In this message Douglas connects receiving eternal life with one of the best known and most loved parables - the parable of The Good Samaritan
In this message Douglas explores Biblical guidelines for prophecy in today’s local church.
In this message Douglas explores the Biblical origins of Satan and how Jesus’ authority is delegated to those who follow him.
Mission is offering hope to those without hope and setting prisoners free. In this message we hear Jesus calling us to be part of the adventure.
In this sermon we see Jesus correcting the disciples of attitudes that left unchecked sour relationships and splinter churches.
Why do Christians hold that the Trinity is essential to their faith? In this message Douglas explores how grappling with the idea “three in one” can not only deepen our relationship with God but also place it on a much firmer foundation.
In this message Douglas explores God’s invitation to the “good and the bad” to attend the most wonderful of celebrations.
What was so special about this miracle that Peter didn’t tell anyone until after the resurrection? What made this miracle so unique that it’s the only miracle, apart from the resurrection, that Peter directly refers to in the Bible? In this message Douglas explores what the transfiguration tells us about Jesus and ourselves.
What does it mean to pick up our cross and follow Jesus? And why should we even bother? In this message Douglas attempts to come to come to grips with this challenge from Jesus in a way that leads to joyful obedience to him who gave his all for us.
The Bible is clear. Without confessing Jesus there is no getting right with God. But what does confessing Christ look like and how can we confess him with joy? In today’s sermon Douglas explores these questions as St Andrews journeys through the Gospel of Luke together.
We can learn much about prayer from the Master. Join us as Douglas open up what Jesus can teach us about the joy and the power of prayer
Just as many people were wondering about who Jesus was in Bible days as do today. In this message Douglas explores what the feeding of the 5000 shows us about who Jesus really is. (During the message Douglas in interrupted and read out a txt from a well loved church member who was watching the service live from hospice care)
In this Good Friday message Douglas explores how the anguish in the garden provides a window into the agony on the cross.
Although is resurrection Sunday sets the course for human history so many waster Easter. In this message Douglas encourages us with how to make the most of Easter while refusing to waste God’s wonderful and life giving gift.
Great expectations are a good thing but what if they don’t align with God’s will? In this message Douglas explores how expectations can move from being great to being dashed to being exceeded in most extraordinary ways when God is our focus.
Often we feel unnoticed. However in today’s message Douglas reminds us that we are always noticed by Jesus. Jesus sees us, knows us and loves us.
In this message Douglas opens the Bible to show how anyone can have the most tangled part of their lives untangled because Jesus is in the business of “setting captives free”.
With their lives threatened by a stormy sea the disciples cry out to Jesus and are saved. In this message Douglas shows how we can also look to Jesus in the storms of our lives.
Has science disproved God? In this message Douglas draws on his background in science, the Bible and his faith to show how science has not disproved God but instead how science can help us to worship God in a fuller, deeper way.
What drives a change in a church? It is our core values such as worship, fellowship and service. In this sermon Douglas draws from these core values to introduce a major change to our St Andrews.
This past Thursday (22 January 2026) six people lost their lives after heavy rain caused a landslide above a popular camping ground at the Mount. In this message Douglas explores how Jesus is never distant when calamity strikes but instead can strengthen and uphold those who trust in him.
In this message Douglas responds to the question “How can you believe in God in the face of suffering?”
As we reflect on the year that’s (almost) gone we do so thankful of God’s great kindness. In this message Douglas explores Psalm 100 where we learn how to better give thanks to the Living and Loving God
In this Christmas Eve service Douglas uses a children's story to guide our understanding on how Jesus loves to interrupt for our benefit and his Father's glory.
As the implications of bearing God's own Son sink in a song of joy wells within Mary - a song full of hope and encouragement for all those with humble hearts.
In the greatest prayer Jesus ever prayed (as recorded in the Bible) he talks time and time again about being sent. You will be astounded when he hear why this is so important.
Jesus wasn’t just a miracle worker and powerful communicator. He was in the kingdom building business. In this message Douglas explores this kingdom and how it can be established in our lives.
In this sermon Douglas explores how a woman’s extravagant gratitude toward Jesus transformed her life while exposing the sin of a respectable pillar of her community
Knowing we find prayer a challenge Jesus tells a parable of a widow refusing to take no for an answer. Opening up this parable Douglas explains how we can be greatly encouraged as we “always pray and not give up”.
In today’s sermon Douglas explores how Jesus repeatedly shows both his authority over death and his compassion towards those who’ve lost loved ones
In Luke 7 Jesus is amazed by the faith of a Roman centurion who believes healing can happen with just Jesus' word. As Douglas opens up this passage we'll see God honouring faith isn’t about status or being good enough but by recognising Jesus’ authority and trusting Him completely.
Jesus challenges us to move away lip service and towards putting his words into practice. In this message Douglas shows us how we can follow through and build a foundation that can withstand all life throws at us.
Jesus teaches that our words and actions reveal the true condition of our hearts. In this message Douglas explores how this truth is not only straightforward and helpful but also dangerous and deceptive if misunderstood.
In this sermon Douglas explores practical steps to both loving our enemy and establish boundaries to this love
In a world obsessed with power, comfort, success, and recognition, Jesus flips the script revealing the true way to find joy and satisfaction in this life and the life to come.
In this message Douglas explores Jesus’ bold claim to be “Lord of the Sabbath”. We will also see that as Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees he reveals his compassion and power to heal, that is still available today.
As Jesus responds to his critics he reveals more of who he is, what true Christianity is about and how this can impact our day to day lives.
In this sermon Douglas draws from the Bible to show how, instead of feeling abandoned by God in our suffering, we can experience his beauty and grace in a way like no other.
All Christians are called to belong to Jesus. This is both a joy and delight that has significant implications on how we live out our lives. Douglas will be exploring exactly this as he continues preaching through the Gospel of Luke and the call of Levi.
Jesus’ healing of a leaper opens a window into our soul showing how deep our need and how wonderful our cure
After spending all night fishing Peter catches nothing. However, Jesus turns everything on its head not once but twice. Join us as Douglas opens up these two miracles in a way that shows something unique about Jesus and how we mature in our faith.
When God’s kingdom beaks into the “here and now” all bets are off as lives are transformed and needs met. Join us as Douglas continues to open up the Gospel of Luke.
What are we to make of demons and evil spirits in the 21st century? Are they a Biblical misconception or a Biblical reality? In this sermon Douglas explores these questions as we see Jesus casting out a demon in the middle of a synagogue service.
Because of Easter Sunday death is never the final word. In this sermon Douglas explores how the women upon discovering the empty tomb move from bewilderment to great joy.
Why did the hardened military officer declare “He is the Son of God” as Jesus breathed his last? In this message Douglas explores why this was said and how it impacts us on this Good Friday.
At times Christians feel distant toward God - we can even get stuck in our distance. In this Palm Sunday message Douglas explores why we feel distant and how we can return to a warmth and closeness to God as our loving Father.
The search for four children lost in the Amazon has much to say about how God’s pursues us with relentless love.
Was Jesus well meaning but deluded when he claimed to be the Son of God? Was he good moral teacher but with self understanding that was badly askew? This has been the position of number of people through the centuries and will be the focus of today’s message from the Gospel of Luke.
We all have thoughts on who Jesus is. But who did Jesus think he was? In this sermon Douglas explores the audacious but life giving claim Jesus made in his hometown.
Having faced temptations around legitimate needs and taking the easy way Jesus is now tempted in the area of his strengths and giftings. In this message Douglas explores what this meant for Jesus and how we can be better equipped to resist temptation ourselves.
The devil’s second temptation of Jesus was about who to worship. In this sermon Douglas explores how Satan uses modern day idols to temp us in a similar way and how we can overcome just as Jesus did.
Jesus was tempted in every way but never gave in. In this first of two sermons Douglas explores how Jesus was tempted by the devil in the wilderness, how he overcame and what we can learn.
Jesus’ baptism has much to teach us about who he is, as the members of the trinity show up and show off.
In this message Douglas explains from the Gospel of Luke how we can prepare the way for people to meet Jesus.
Though a lifestyle of repentance sounds like drudgery and discouragement when exercised correctly it can bring life, vitality and a joyful walk with Jesus.
After three days missing a young Jesus is finally found by Mary and Joseph. In today’s message Douglas explains how Jesus’ explanation has profound implications for us, even today.
In this sermon Douglas tracks a significant change in Luke’s Gospel. For instead of angels Simeon and Anna declare Jesus to be God’s salvation.
In this Christmas Day service children help us understand why the first Christmas was a very special Christmas
In this Christmas Eve service children help Douglas to explain the meaning of Christmas
The first Christmas was all about “Glad tidings of Good News” and is just as true for Christmas 2024. In this message Douglas explores how shepherds were visited by a host of angels and celebrated the coming of Christ our Saviour
Who was this Mary that Gabriel announced that her future son would be great and rule over God’s people? In this sermon Douglas explores who Mary is and the implications of the great Good News she received.
After waiting and waiting a barren couple hear news that they’ll be expecting. However, this is not from a doctor but by an angel who brings good news that still has deep significance for us today.
In his introduction Luke explains why we can stake our eternal lives in the Jesus we meet in his Gospel. Join us as Douglas starts a new preaching series through the Gospel of Luke.
What is the Biblical view of suicide? In this message Douglas explores what the Bible says about taking one’s life in response to questions raised at a youth group “Ask the Minister” evening.
The Book of Daniel impacted Jesus and his ministry in a number of ways. This is especially clear when it comes to the title “The Son of Man”. In this message Douglas explore Jesus use of this title and how it impacts us today.
In this message Douglas explores how Daniel’s bold statement on the resurrection impacted Jesus - a statement that still has significant implications for us today.
How did Jesus see the book of Daniel with the drama of the kingdom of God forcefully replacing the kingdoms of men? In this message Douglas explores just this - Jesus, Daniel and the kingdom of God. (Note: the sound quality is average for the first 2.5 minutes before improving)
In this funeral service message Douglas shares how Psalm 46 can be a comfort and source of strength as we grieve.
Fulfilled prophecy is compelling evidence that God exists and has history in the palm of his hand. In this message Douglas opens up Daniel 8 to show exactly this as well as to explore implications for us at a personal level.
Prayer makes a difference! In this message we will see how Daniel’s example can help us grow in prayer as we face the biggest challenge to our church.
In his vision Daniel is disturbed by the rampaging fourth beast. In this message Douglas draws from Revelation to help us understand what will happen in the last days.
At Jesus’ trial a verse from Daniel was the tipping point that led to conviction and crucifixion. As we discover how this happened we will discover how this passage in Daniel practically impacts our lives.
In this message Douglas unpacks who the four beasts of Daniel 7 represent and the implications for us today.
Many assume they know the story of Daniel in the lions den but in this message Douglas opens up the Bible story to reveal the surprising and unexpected.
Many people use the expression, “They saw the writing on the wall” but few know of its origin. In this sermon we’ll see how the original use of the phrase still has implications for us today and how it points to some very good news.
Revelation has long held the attention of both those inside the Church and those outside. In this message Douglas lifts the veil on two crucial doors found in this “end times” book. (Theme music supplied by bensound.com)
We are quick to recognise pride in others but what about closer to home? In this sermon from Daniel Douglas explores what pride is, how it affects us and how to be free. (Theme music supplied by bensound.com)
Three friends refuse to compromise and are thrown into the flames, yet God works a miracle. In this message Douglas explains how God is also with us, even in our darkest days. (Theme music supplied by bensound.com)
In today’s message we see Daniel interpreting a dream that impacted not only for the king but can impact us as. Listen as Douglas unpacks Daniel 2 God’s Word for busy lives today.
How can we stop from being squeezed into the shape of our God dishonouring world? In this sermon Douglas shows how Jeremiah 29 helped and Daniel and his three friends and how this same passage can help us.
In this sermon Douglas opens up the book of Daniel to show how we can honour God in a God-dishonouring world. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
How can we be assured that God’s control when our world is falling apart? This exactly what the book of Daniel focus’ on. In this first message from Daniel Douglas explains why this book is so important for us.
When it comes to prayer God has wired us differently. In this message Douglas will help identify which of seven pathways best fits you and how leaning into this can transform your prayer life for the better.
When it’s easy to start judging one another the Bible has refreshing and practical guidance on how to avoid falling into this pattern.
As a cheering crowd spurs on an athlete to finish the race and finish well so we can spur on one another to honour God and build each other up. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
You can tell a lot about a person by the way they pray. This is especially so for Jesus as he prays his magnificent prayer on the night he was betrayed. (Theme music supplied by bensound.com)
As we settle into the New Year Douglas explores how to use the Lord’s prayer to deepen and refresh our devotional life. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
Out of the ten healed lepers one has a lot to teach us about being thankful. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In the Charlie Brown Christmas Special Linus shows us the true meaning of Christmas in surprisingly real way.
As we explore the family tree of Jesus we’ll see the practical way in which he is Emmanuel - God with us. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
How do we make sense of Herod killing children in response to the birth of ChristJesus. In this sermon Douglas explores how the coming of Jesus brings light even in the darkest of places.
In this Family Service message Douglas connects the holiday favourite “Home Alone” with a powerful truth about the Christmas story and the coming of Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In this mid-week service Douglas shares how some folk seem happy with the box when the greatest gift ever given languishes in the corner. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
Because today’s “One Another” is controversial it is rarely preached or taught about in churches. Yet the Bible is clear, admonishing one and other is just as important as loving and praying for one another. On top of this when it’s done well it is a powerful way of keeping our faith and the church focused on Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In our “one another” series Douglas shares about the prayer quilt he received in the mail and how we can pray for one another in ways that are consistent, compelling, creative.
Join us as Douglas takes a fresh look on what it is to follow Jesus’ command to “love one another as I have loved you”.
In this final message from 1 Peter Douglas explores how Christians can face pushback and persecution in a way that honours God and strengthens our faith. This message was preached on International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (36th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
In this midweek service Douglas opens up a parable that underscores God’s loving kindness, even to those who arrive at the party late.
The Bible has clear teaching about the devil but what do we make of it in our modern times? In today’s sermon Douglas explores what 1 Peter has to say and its impact in our lives. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (35th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
In todays’ message from 1 Peter Douglas explores how we can experience freedom and healing as we cast our anxieties on our Heavenly Father who cares for us. (34th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
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In today’s message from 1 Peter Douglas explores the pitfalls of pride and how to foster humility in our lives and church. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (33rd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
At the Funeral Service of Phyl Douglas looks at a scripture passage (Dueteronomy 8:1-10) she's highlighted in her Bible journal. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In this midweek service Douglas opens up a parable that sheds light on the healing power of God's wonderful forgiveness. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In today’s message Douglas explores key themes in leadership focusing on the role of church elders as described in 1 Peter 5. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (32nd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
Where does our help come from, especially as we face death or mourn for loved ones? In this message preached at the funeral service of Charlie Summers, we’ll be encouraged to find God’s comfort is an ever present reality. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
Have you ever wondered if there’ll be a final judgment we all must face? As Peter starts to close off his letter he not only summarises what he’s been saying about suffering but instructs on the the Day of Judgment. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (31st of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)
When it comes to dying and the afterlife what do we know? In this message Douglas offers words of encouragement and challenge at the Memorial Service for Neil Hight. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
In this message Douglas explores what the vital signs of a healthy church are and how these are influenced by the second coming of Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
What a delight to have someone seek us out, especially if that someone is the Living God. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
With the Rugby World Cup about to start there’s a lot of focus on our national team. In this message Douglas uses a heart warming example from the All Blacks to shed fresh insight on how we can look out for each other in prayer. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
Everyone has experienced the pressure to belong to the “in crowd” even if it means compromising our standards. In this message from 1 Peter Douglas explores what the Bible has to say about peer pressure and how we can find the strength to resist and remain strong.
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In todays message Douglas shows how Noah and flood gives fresh insight to the meaning of baptism. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
As we move through 1 Peter Douglas opens up one of the most puzzling passages in the New Testament as well as celebrating what it means for Jesus to die once for all. Theme music supplied by bensound.com
Atheists tell us that all religious faith is blind faith. Is this true? In this message Douglas explores compelling evidence for the Christian faith with a focus on the resurrection.
In this mid-week message Douglas explores what faith is and how even the smallest faith can make all the difference when placed in the right place.
What is one of most rewarding ways of communicating our faith? In this message we learn how to prepare and share our testimony so we can answer people who ask about the hope we have in Jesus.
Suffering can make us either bitter or better. In today’s message Douglas explores how God uses our suffering for his glory and our benefit.
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What makes one church healthy and another unhealthy? In this sermon Douglas explores what 1 Peter tells us about doing church together and doing it well.
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How Jesus can be a real comfort as we grieve the loss of a loved one. Words of encouragement spoken at the funeral service for Nancy Aked.
In today’s message Douglas opens up the Bible to explore God’s plan for healthy husband and wife relationships.
In this midweek service Douglas explores how we can bear much good fruit even when we are in life’s later stages.
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Today Douglas explores what the Bible says about suffering, including advice given to an accident victim who had just become a quadriplegic, “God permits what he hates, to accomplish that what he loves”.
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How do young people establish their identity in a social media world? In today’s message Douglas looks at how we can develop a healthy, robust and authentic identity that honours God while being true to ourselves.
The video referred to (9million hits) is well worth viewing at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD8tjhVO1Tc&t=60s
The Psalms are a tremendous resource to help us as we grieve. In this sermon Douglas opens up Psalm 130 to encourage and comfort us as we miss Faai dearly.
Is our walk with Jesus an asset, a hinderance or irrelevant in the workplace? These are some of the questions questions Douglas explores as he continues this sermon series through 1 Peter.
What is the relationship between a Christian and the government? Is it ever right for a Christian to disobey the government? These are some of the questions that Douglas explores in today’s message from 1 Peter.
In this mid-week message we find encouragement as God restores our lost years as we look to Jesus
How do we know if we are really a Christian and not just fooling ourselves? In this message Douglas opens up God’s Word so we can have assurance that we right with God and following in his footsteps.
Jesus is the Great and Good Shepherd who leads us through dark places to bring us to safety and rest.
Gideon’s commissioning reveals God’s plan and pattern for each of us and is especially relevant as we commission Cathrine to the role of Children and Families Worker.
While we acknowledge the coronation of king Charles, Christians pledge allegiance first and foremost to Christ the King. In this message Douglas looks how the coronation of king Solomon foreshadows and helps us understand the coronation of Jesus Christ.
In this message we not only learn what it is to be a “people belong to God” but how to experience this profound sense of belonging so we overflow with “inexpressible joy”.
When God’s Word reaches hard hearts the devil steels it away like birds taking seed from a path. However God’s in the business of softening such people. In this sermon Douglas opens up The Parable of the Sower to explore how God’s love can break though into the hardest, stoniest or thorniest of hearts.
Does it matter if some people say, “I’m a Christian but I don’t go to church”? What the Bible have say about this. In this message Douglas explores this question and more as we learn that Christ is the Cornerstone while his followers are living stones.
Many people are surprised how much evidence for the resurrection of Jesus there is. In this Easter message Douglas lays out the forensic proof for the resurrection so we can be confident in what we believe.
In this mid-week service Douglas draws upon the Chronicles of Narnia to explore which of competing stories describes what really happened on that first Easter Sunday
Good Friday: One of the most heart breaking cries in the Bible is “My God, my God why have you forsaken me?” Spoken by Jesus on that first Good Friday these words are the focus of this message which explores the great hope lying behind this cry of dereliction.
How wonderful for the open invitation to taste and see that God is good! In this sermon Douglas explores what this means and how we can experience more of God’s wonder and beauty.
The rewards of “growing up” in our faith are life changing. This sermon helps gauge our spiritual maturity while providing practical steps on how to grow up and grow into all God has for us.
It’s easy to love the loveable but who can love the unlovable? This is exactly God’s position with us. In today’s sermon Douglas explores the depths of God’s love for us and how we can be free to love one another.
In this midweek sermon we are reminded that because Jesus is our friend we need never be alone
“The Bible teaches that it’s impossible to be a Christian unless you are born again”. Is this true? In today’s sermon Douglas ecplores this question and others as he opens up God’s word on what it means to be born again.
There is an emptiness, a void, deep within each of us longing to be filled. In today’s message we’ll see the Bible not only describing this emptiness but how it can refilled with fullness that overflows with joy.
While some ministries fly and others struggle the Bible is clear - both can please God and bring great joy when our eyes are fixed on the one who gave his all for us.
In today’s message Douglas describes how a run away slave, under threat of death, becomes a Christian and then how God works a miracle of reconciliation, forgiveness and freedom.
Many of us have a broken relationship we’d love fixed. In this sermon Douglas shows how much this means to Jesus and how Christ can help reconcile even the most damaged relationship.
One of the toughest things that Jesus expects his followers to do is forgive others. In today’s message Douglas explores the wonderful freedom that can be ours when we do forgive those who hurt us most.
In this message Douglas opens up Biblical truths so we can be free from the burden of guilt and plague of shame.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, almost to the day, the well known hymn, Amazing Grace, was first sung. Today Douglas explores the background to Amazing Grace and how it continues to powerful point the great kindness of God.
God loves to do new things in our lives but we often miss them. Today Douglas opens up the Bible so we can enjoy these new things while being careful not to miss out.
You can watch the video clip referred to in the podcast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo
Imagine if Mary & Joseph had access to social media when Jesus was born. In this creative retelling of the nativity story the central message of Christ’s coming continues to be compelling and change lives.
You can watch the video clip referred to in the podcast at www.youtube.com/watch?v=sghwe4TYY18
Though many people talk about the spirit of Christmas it’s only in the Bible that we get to the core. Today Douglas will show how the true spirit of Christmas can transform and bring lasting joy, even to those struggling through this holiday season.
Joseph is often the forgotten person of the nativity yet his kindness and obedience to God's Word shows us what righteous person is.
Have you come from a family or church where there were favourites? If you have this message not only gives practical insight but also describes a path of healing and restoration.
If our Heavenly Father loves us dearly why does the Bible say we must “fear the Lord”? Not only this, why is this “fear of the Lord” essential to a healthy, live-giving walk with God? This is what will be explored and opened up in this message from 1 Peter.
The ancient prophets searched long and hard for the new way of salvation that was to come and is available now. We do indeed live in marvellous times.
In this sermon Douglas explores why God allows trials into our lives and how joy enables us to suffer well
Today’s message explores how we received salvation in the past, we are receiving salvation day to day and how we will receive salvation when Christ returns.
Moving back into our our series on 1 Peter we explore some difficult questions about being chosen including why are some chose and some not.
What is baptism all about? In this message Douglas explores what happens at baptism by exploring the baptism of Jesus After the message there’s a short clip of Liam’s baptism.
Knowing that we have been chosen by our Heavenly Father is one of the deep truths of the Christian faith can make our hearts sing for joy.
Christians are described as being “sprinkled by the blood”. And though this is a mighty strange expression strange it represents the wonderful way Jesus makes us “at one” with our Heavenly Father.
1 Peter was written to show us how we can stand firm while finding joy in the face of the worst of sufferings
“I was blind but now I see” were not only the words of the blind man now healed but can be ours as we look to Jesus who saves and heals those who look to him.
In the light of the Queen's passing Douglas explores the seventh sign in John’s Gospel and Jesus’ claim to be the Resurrection and the Life. Here we will not only be encouraged but will learn how we can comfort others as they grieve.
Imagine been born blind and then seeing for the first time. In today’s sermon Douglas opens up this well loved Gospel story to reveal what it tells us about Christ and ourselves.
Just as Jesus came to the disciples on the stormy lake Christ comes to us in our storms and troubles.
Why is that the feeding of the 5,000 the miracle in all four Gospels and the one Jesus spend the most time explaining? This will be our focus as we explore Jesus’ fourth sign in the Gospel of John.
Today we see Jesus approaching a man without hope to heal and restore, just as does today to all those willing to hear his voice.
Is Jesus out of his mind? His family thought so and so have many down the centuries who’ve tried to keep Jesus at a safe distance. However as we dig into the Bible and explore this claim you will be surprised at what we discover.
As a desperate father seeks a miracle we are shown how we can move from no faith to great faith as we look to Jesus, the “Saviour of the world”.
Paul's last words point us to standing before our maker and judge with the last words of Jesus on the cross our sure and steadfast hope.
In this most puzzling of miracles Jesus declares the intent of his ministry and how he creates newness in weary and burdened lives.
God's sent his Son to live among us and despite being unrecognised and turned away Jesus offers wonderful adoption to all you receive him.
In this message Douglas explores the challenge that John the Baptist was for the early church, his powerful ministry and what we can learn from one whom Jesus dearly loved.
Who or what is the Word and why should we care? Join us as Douglas explores what the opening of John’s gospel has to teach us about the nature of Jesus and how we can what we learn into practice.
John goes out of his way to explain why he wrote his Gospel and how through believing in Christ we can live transformed lives, full of purpose and joy. This is the first message in a sermon series through the Gospel of John.
In this final sermon at Cromwell Presbyterian Church Douglas explores who Jesus thought he was and how this is “marvellous in our eyes”.
Douglas opens up the Bible to find clear guidance on how local churches can remain united dispite controversies surrounding Public Health responses to covid 19.
Many are muddled about the meaning of Easter but if we’re prepared to do some work mark’s Gospel makes it wonderfully clear how the meaning of Easter can transform our lives.
Jesus’ triumphal entry on Palm Sunday not only speaks to us about welcoming Christ in our lives as King but also points to the role we’ll play in his second coming.
Jesus disrupts the disciples one-upmanship and jockeying for power with his kingdom changing teaching on leadership and success.
In this second message on divorce Douglas looks at the Biblical grounds for divorce and remarriage.
In today’s message Douglas explore’s Jesus’ tough words on divorce and marriage. And though Jesus raises the bar when it comes to marriage he does so in way offering hope and encouragement. This is the first of two messages on divorce based on Mark 10:1-12.
In this message Jesus has us consider the gates of hell and how he provides the only way to stop us passing through.
If the disciples wrestled with selfish ambition how much more do we? However, Jesus gives clear teaching on how we can be free of this toxic threat and live lives that please the Father Heart of God.
In today's message Douglas explores one the shortest but most authentic prayers in the Bible.
As we begin 2022 Douglas opens up the Bible to show us how to develop a richer more rewarding prayer life
In this message Douglas tracks the promise of Genesis 3:15 to the birth of Jesus and the freedom it brings today
Joseph often slips under the radar during the build up to Christmas but in todays message Douglas explores how important he is to understanding the ministry of Jesus.
In this first in a new series in Mark Gospel, Douglas opens up the wonder of the transfiguration and the life changing implications for us.
In this last message in our series through Exodus Douglas explores the building of the Tabernacle and what it has to teach us about worship while celebrating a unique time in the life of Cromwell Presbyterian - “we did it in 2”
In today’s mission service Douglas explores how Jesus gave priority to the outsiders and how this connects with the Hansen’s ministry with the Roma (Gypsy) people in Hungary.
With the golden calf we see how easily the Israelites turn to idols - and modern Christians are no different. Today Douglas will show us how to identify and get rid of the modern day idols that grip our lives.
Though there is much intrigue and speculation over the fate of the Ark, the Bible is clear about its meaning and the impact it can have on our walk with God.
Moses again travels up the mountain but this time he’s accompanied by key leaders. Here they encounter God in a dramatic way, as can we as we experience God’s covenant love for us
Is it possible to obey the Ten Commandments for even a week? In today’s message Douglas explores exactly this and shows how proper use of these “rules to live by” always point us to the compassion of Jesus.
Are the Ten Commandments something you put into practice day by day? In today’s message Douglas explores the proper use of God’s laws and that when used correctly they point us to a life changing encounter with Jesus.
In today’s message Douglas picks up the on the Biblical image of the eagle and what it reveals about who God is and his dealings with us.
With so many demands on our attention how do we we keep the main thing the main thing. Today Douglas opens up the Bible to see you we can stay focused on the big picture
There's great joy as Moses and his family reunite and this also foreshadows the bringing together of different ethnic groups together both around the communion table and in the great Heavenly Banquet that's to come.
In Joshua’s first battle God works a mighty miracle and this miracle points to how we are also rescued to worship.
For God the shortest distance between two points is not always a straight line. Like with the Israelites in the desert God often leads us in a zig zag. In today’s message Douglas explores why God does this and how we can know if we are still on the right track.
While in the desert God miraculously fed his people, as he still does. In this message Douglas opens up how manna still has wonderful implications for us today.
The Israelites are finally free from slavery. So what’s the first thing they do? They sing praises to God as Christians still do today. In this message Douglas draws key principles from Exodus 15 so we can sing with joy from the heart to our Heavenly Father.
With old slave masters behind and the Red Sea in front the Israelites are in dire need of rescue. And as God came though for the Israelites so he comes through for us in greatest rescue mission of all human history. This meassage draws on a sermon by Tim Keller (Getting Out)
In this sermon Douglas tracks the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart, what we can learn from this and how we can protect our heart from also hardening to God.
In this audio only message Ryan opens up Exodus show how the first Passover is still so important for Christians today.
Leaving the burning bush Moses makes his way to Egypt, where after an initial set back God’s shows himself faithful - as he does to us when we face setbacks and struggles. This morning Douglas opens up and applies the lessons Moses learns into our lives.
In this sermon Douglas explores Moses’ five bad excuses for saying no to God at the burning bush. This message was preached in a commissioning service for the Muirs as they return to the mission field in Zambia
In this message Douglas opens up Exodus 3 to explore the burning bush, how it points to Christ and how it can have a positive impact on us today. This is the third message in a series through Exodus and can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/jmeOPEg0e8E
In this second message from Exodus Ryan looks not only at Moses’ miraculous rescue as a baby but how he recovered from a horrendous start to serving God
Today’s message begins with a short ANZAC tribute before Douglas opens up Exodus 1 and the beginning of one the greatest rescues of human history. This is the first sermon in a series through the book of Exodus.
In this All Age message Douglas explores the meaning of Communion and children’s participation. This can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/lrMUnwhuhFc
Christians not only defend against the devil’s schemes but they also go on the attack. In this message from Ephesians we explore the offensive side of spiritual warfare and our clear and present victory. This is can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/P0xAcPiA4ZE
In today’s sermon Ryan explores what the six parts of the armour of God and how to use them. This is the 28th sermon from Ephesians and can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/okPdEa_Oly0
Is spiritual warfare a “thing” and if it is, what is it? In this message Douglas opens up Ephesians 6 to answer these questions and explore the victory Christians have in the spiritual realm. This is the 27th message in Ephesians and can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/ssZIBlvEYZU
In this message Douglas opens up what the Bible says about slavery and its implications for us today. We also have a special Bible reading from the Hansen family based in Hungary. This is the 27 the message in Ephesians and can also be viewed on YouTube at https://youtu.be/gpKTe8eF_l8
Ryan opens up our passage in Ephesians where children are instructed to obey, as to the Lord and Fathers to instruct and not discourage their children
In this controversial part of Ephesians Douglas unpacks what it means for husbands to love and wives to submit within a Christian marriage.
As Ryan Feng is commissioned guest speaker Geoff New shares on the variety of ways we can all be part of sharing God’s message.
As Douglas opens up Psalm 51 we learn that because of Christ no sin is too black for God to forgive.
King David uses Psalm 18 to look back over his life and celebrate God’s faithfulness. As Douglas opens up this Psalm we will see how God can also be our rock and refuge, our shelter and stronghold. This can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/s0O73Pd0pmA
As Douglas opens up Psalm 3 a lie of the evil is exposed, and we learn what to do with the harsh words found in the Psalms. This sermon can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/Gl-jzfDJUkg
In this message we learn how to pray Psalm 2 with its themes of the king and fearing God. This message can be viewed at https://youtu.be/hdKR53rnS-0
There’s a school of prayer that's accessible, time tested and transformative. In this message Douglas opens up God’s Word so we can access this school and deepen our prayer life in 2021. This can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/_6RrHzB1FlA
Learn how to give thanks to God in all circumstances as we look back on 2020 and towards 2021. This is the 23rd message from a series through Ephesians and can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/xmJI8mdHqho
Have you ever asked why Christmas? Why the shepherds, the star, the wise men the stable and the manger? In this message Douglas explores the crucial significance of the first Christmas and its impact for us today. This message can be viewed at https://youtu.be/8itmUZZVxeo
In this sermon Douglas explores Biblical principles that provide guidelines for healthy and God honouring use of screens. This the 22nd sermon from Ephesians and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/MRe0t6VZXOI
Have you bad habit that you can’t break? Today’s message from Ephesians shows us even the most ingrained habit can be rooted out. This is the 21st sermon in a series in Ephesians and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/4eWKA17rQeE
Advent is all about waiting but what we are waiting for might just surprise you.
This message can also be viewed at vihttps://youtu.be/Y2gubbRUBBw
Though we struggle in prayer many are the rewards for those who follow the movements of prayer as seen in the Psalms.
Learn what it means to have a faith that is mature and pleasing to our Heavenly Father. This is the 21st sermon in a series in Ephesians and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/JbWkerLsra4
The second for three messages from Psalm 139 reminding us that we need never be away of God's loving presence.
Christ distributes gifts to each local church so it can flourish. See where you fit as Douglas opens up God's Word in Ephesians 4. A video of this message can be viewed at https://youtu.be/PIJUg_yvenQ
In the first of three messages on Psalm 139 we see how God knows us better than we do ourselves - and still delights in us.
In Psalm 67 we see a well loved blessing contains the challenge for God's people to bless the nations.
Psalm 27 speaks courage into our fears. How? Because God is my light, salvation and fortress.
A healthy vibrant church is a church unified. In this message we explore what the Bible say about unity and practical steps to achieve this.
In this message Douglas unpacks a short but powerful prayer that deeply impacts our walk with God, that Christ my dwell richly in our heart.
We all love a good mystery but what if the greatest of all mysteries could be opened up with profound implications for each of us?
Why bother with church? In this sermon Douglas explores compelling reasons why the local church is still God’s Plan A for us.
In this message Douglas takes controversy head on by exploring a Christian response to common sexual behaviour that falls outside God’s Word.
Though we have many fears God does not leave us to face them alone. Learn how we can overcome fear as we gaze upon the beauty of Christ.
If we have a muddled view of the Trinity then we have a muddled, even dangerous, view of God. In this message Douglas opens up the Trinity and the practical implications for our faith.
See how Jesus came to break down walls of hostility between even the worst of enemies and how this can make all the difference in your life.
Grace is the only way we can be right with God and our passage in Ephesians is one of the clearest and richest explanations of grace in the Bible.
God’s power is available to break bondages and set us free. See how this can be yours as Douglas continues this series though Ephesians.
In this message Douglas explores what it means when the Bible says that we are God's glorious inheritance. This is the 8th sermon in a series through Ephesians and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/TT5gBLbvErw
Even though there's a "time to be born and a time to die", God wonderfully disrupts these times with the coming of Jesus so we can be born a new and even at death gain eternal life.
In this message we learn practical skills in prayer and how very practical hope is to our everyday walk with Christ.
In this mid week sermon we take encouragement by knowing we find refuge in Jesus Christ who is both the LORD and our Lord.
This message explores Devotional Pathways as a practical way to deepen and enrich our walk with God. This is the 7th message in a series in Ephesians. It also can be viewed at https://youtu.be/J_dePOBRHm8
How do we want to be known in our community? In this sermon Douglas explores what is core to being church and living this out so lives within and outside the church are transformed. This is message 6 in a series through Ephesians. It also can be viewed at https://youtu.be/FcQhQy9UR8s
On this Pentecost Sunday Douglas explores how the Holy Spirit enables us to enjoy God's blessings without destroying them. This is the fifth sermon in a series on Ephesians and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/zTRDgHG4-j8
In this fourth message from Ephesians we explore how God's universal plan impacts us at a very personal level. This sermon can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/SJWa4vqVOO8
In this third message from Ephesians we explore how we can experience God's forgiveness that completely removes any burden of guilt. This sermon can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/mjEcbD3yP70
In this second message from Ephesians we explore how we can better know the Father Heart of God day by day. This sermon can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/EDHeSN8NuM4
In this first sermon on the Letter to the Ephesians Douglas covers the background but also the delight in being chosen by God even before creation. The sermon can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/qsD7RwNV9xI
In this last in our Easter series we look at the surprising relevance of Jesus being raised up into heaven. A video of this message can be viewed at https://youtu.be/DUNLiCsLRXQ
Though NZ is in lockdown we can still celebrate God's wonderful surprise on that first Easter Sunday. This message can also be viewed on our youtube channel https://youtu.be/iyDNYjWJi28
During NZ's compulsory lockdown I will be exploring the Easter story with the help of The Jesus Storybook Bible. This third message, by Ryan Feng, explores Christ's work on the cross. Ryan is our intern and this is his first message with us. His message can also be viewed on our youtube channel https://youtu.be/uiHgKY4XT6A
During NZ's compulsory lockdown I will be exploring the Easter story with the help of The Jesus Storybook Bible. This second message explores Jesus' praying in the garden and how to deal with unanswered prayer. This sermon can also be viewed on our youtube channel https://youtu.be/gmmBvNweZrc
During NZ's compulsory lockdown I will be exploring the Easter story with the help of The Jesus Storybook Bible. This first message explores how an unnamed woman does a beautiful thing for Jesus and how Jesus does a beautiful thing for us. This sermon can also be viewed on our youtube channel https://youtu.be/491WichPrP4
We can learn so much from the Bible and Church history to encourage and strengthen us during this Covid-19 outbreak.
In this last message in Jeremiah we see God's faithfulness to his prophet and to us, especially in tough times.
Jeremiah receives a Word about the great and unsearchable things of God. Things that, because of the cross, we can understand and that can also change our lives.
Though tempted to edit out parts of the Bible we're uncomfortable with, when we allow God to challenge us our walk with him is transformed.
True repentance involves more than our spiritual life but also impacts how we handle our finances.
In this final message based in Psalm 139 we look at how God's All-Powerfulness is revealed in the wonder of a baby forming within a mother's womb
Even as we grieve we receive comfort and assurance for "Blessed are those that mourn for they will be comforted".
Jeremiah is asked by God to obey before he understands why and is mightily blessed as we can be when we obey first and understand afterwards.
How can we be a faithful generation passing on our love for Christ and his Word to our children and grandchildren?
Ben Dykman preaches on Psalm 101 and the how King David's righteous resolutions can be ours for 2020
Though the word "covenant" sounds legal, formal and distant, in the Bible it represents a personal description of our walk with God.
The context of the most well known verse in Jeremiah (29:11) is more surprising and enriching than many people realise.
We explore how to hide God's Word in a way that pleases our Heavenly Father, encourages others and transforms our walk with Christ.
Finishing the year with a service thanking God for his many blessings, this message explores what it means to "Give thanks in all circumstances" (1 Thess 5:18)
Joseph is often the forgotten person of the nativity yet his kindness and obedience to God's Word shows us what righteous person is.
God loves to turn everything upside down including the birth announcement of his dearly loved Son.
Jeremiah is put on trial for his life in a way that foreshadows Jesus but also shows us how we can be faithful in God's house.
In our grief where does our help come from? Psalm 121 gives a clear and resounding answer that points to a hope that never grow thin nor fades.
Two funerals in a week can hit a faith community hard. However, there's great comfort in knowing that our Heavenly Father is an "ever present help in times of trouble" and a "mighty fortress is our God".
God, who lost his only Son, is uniquely positioned to offer us great comfort in our grief. This message was given at a memorial service for those who had lost loved ones over the past year.
No one in the Bible spoke more about hell than Jesus himself. Our passage in Jeremiah helps us understand what Christ was referring too and it's importance for us today
Today's message was part of an All Age service and Kid's Church break up. It explores gift giving in the Bible and how Esther's story sheds new light on why Jesus came at Christmas.
God uses the image of him being our husband to communicate the intimacy we can have with him but also the seriousness of any betrayal. In all this Christ is our bridegroom and the church his bride.
In Jeremiah's day the prophets, priests and kings had led God's people astray. But where they failed Christ has not.
Jeremiah's first prophetic message has much to say about the dangers of modern day idols.
Drawing from a recent trip to India Douglas explores what it means to "Consider it pure joy when you face many trials" - James 1:2
Three commissioning to three continents on the same day! What a celebration. However, this message from Jeremiah reminds us that though the missionary endeavour is part of Christ's Great Commission there is a Greater Commission that Jesus calls each of his followers too.
The healing of a blind man helps us understand and apply Peter's great confession of who Jesus is.
How do we approach the Loving God? We are shown how as two different people encounter Jesus in two very different ways.
When it comes to matters of the heart Jesus is the Master who patiently works wonderful changes into our lives.
How is it that we can say, "Blessed are those who mourn" as we grieve someone so dear to us?
Jesus responds to the Pharisees trap with stern words and clear guidance on how to handle God's Word well.
Jesus walking on the water was so much more than a convenient way to join his disciples without a boat. In this message we explore what this miracle shows us about Jesus as well as how he meets us with his compassion and glory in our storms.
In the feeding of the 5,000 we see Jesus as our Wonderful Shepherd who seeks out the lost and has compassion on the weary.
What do we do when the Bible describes a giant fish spitting out a prophet? Did Balaam's donkey really speak to his master? This morning we discuss why we struggle with miracles and how we can increase our faith in God.
Though defeated Satan still causes trouble. To counter this, and to go on the attack, God has given us special armour. Today we look at Satan's tactics, God's response and how to use our armour so we can be effective in God's Kingdom. It was special having the children listening as part of our All Age Worship Service
Jesus call his disciples to him and then sends them out on the same adventure he calls us too.
Jesus returns to his home town to a most unexpected reaction. Yet, all he goes through has direct consequences for us as we learn that all who follow Christ will cause offence.
In this month's midweek service Hamlet's "to be or not to be" is compared with the apostle Paul's "To Live is Christ and to die is gain".
The book of Acts shows people being filled with the Holy Spirit more than once and this gift is available for us today.
Jesus shows his power over sickness and over death as two very different people have their lives transformed. This is the twenty-third message in a series through Mark 1-8
In response to Satan's strongest attack so far Jesus not only triumphs but shows how we can be set free from Satan's worst. This is the twenty-second message in a series through Mark 1-8
In a funeral service for a loved one we can take great comfort from the words of Psalm 23, The Lord is my Shepherd...
Yes, Christ is in the boat with us in the worst of storms but also this miracle points to something much deeper and much more profound. This is the twenty-first message in a series through Mark 1-8.
"The Kingdom of God is near" Jesus proclaims, but what does this kingdom look like? The answer is found in the four parables of Mark 4 and has practical implications for us today. This is the twentieth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the nineteen message in a series through Mark 1-8
Many have cried out to God in anguish, "If you'd only been there!" Jesus' response is wonderful and is all to do with an empty tomb and a resurrection - but not whose you think.
Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem tells us a great deal about who this coming King is.
Using the Gospel of Mark's account of the Last Supper we explore the background to communion.
Many Christians reacted with a mixture of compassion and caution to the March 15 Mosque attacks. Today's message places these responses alongside Scripture to help us hear God's word in the midst of this tragedy.
This message was preached at the ordination and induction of Aaron Johnstone at St Ninians, Hawera
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the eighteenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the seventeenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
With two missionary families back on furlough and another about to go out for the first time do we still have a mandate for overseas mission? Isn't missionary work a thing of the past. something even to be embarrassed about? Certainly not as we explore the command of Jesus himself to "make disciples of all nations" and to "go to the ends of the earth"
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the sixteenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the fifteenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the fourteenth message in a series through Mark 1-8.
The New Year is a time to look to new beginnings. Todays message explores why so many resolutions fail and how a Christ centred approach sets us up for a fresh start that will last.
The Not-So-Wise Man is a fun children's story that has much to teach us about God and how not to find him.
Compared to royal births of today and Biblical times the birth of Jesus was most unexpected.
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the thirteenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the twelfth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the tenth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. This is the ninth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The eighth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The seventh message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The sixth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The fifth message in a series through Mark 1-8
In the Disney movie The Lion King Simba returned to put things right. In a true and a better way Jesus will return to put all things right with all the earth and every nation.
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The fourth message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The third message in a series through Mark 1-8
Word of encouragement and challenge preached at the funeral service of one of our dearly loved church members
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The second message in a series through Mark 1-8
The answer to the question, "Who is Jesus?" has profound implications for each of us. Join us through this series as we explore the Gospel of Mark and discover who Jesus really is. The first sermon in a series through Mark 1-8
Looking at the baptism of Jesus helps us understand what baptism is all about. This message was shared at a full immersion baptism service
Fourteenth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace
Twelfth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace
Tenth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace
Ninth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Eighth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Seventh in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Sixth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Fifth in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Third in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
Second in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
First in a series tracking Joseph's story from family rejection to reconciliation and from prison to the palace.
This Easter Sunday sermon answers the most important question that a skeptic can ever ask about Jesus.