Charles Glass

This Sunday, we continue our new teaching series discovering who Jesus says he is. Charles looks at this well-known verse through the context of Israel two millennia ago, and how it is still relevant in our lives today.

As we start our series on spiritual disciplines, Charles encourages us to spend time developing our prayer life. He quotes Timothy Keller in saying that, “Prayer is our way of entering into the happiness of God Himself”.

In today’s culture, the word ‘submission’ is usually viewed negatively. To submit to someone might be seen as a weakness or a hindrance to freedom. However, as Christians we are called to submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. In this sermon, Charles helps us to understand what biblical submission looks like.

In this sermon, Charles challenges us to seek to keep Jesus at the centre of our lives. To see Him as the one who has saved us and continues to save us, to see Him as the Captain of our lives in every circumstance, and to remember that every promise of God is fulfilled in Him.

Idolatry offends God and it enslaves us. This week Charles continues our series in 1 Corinthians looking at how Paul addressed the Idolatry that was happening within the Corinthian church.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, Charles speak about the conflict within the Corinthian church. He explains that unforgiveness stops us from being effective in our christian life. We follow a saviour who never stood on His rights. When He was betrayed, denied, and insulted, He did not seek revenge but sought restoration and reconciliation. We, as those who put our trust in Him are called to do the same in our relationships. We dishonour the gospel when we do not seek forgiveness and reconciliation with our brothers and sister in Christ.

As Charles continue our series through Corinthians, he explains that It is the Spirit of God who allows us to understand the gospel message. It’s not through human wisdom. The Holy Spirit reveals spiritual truth.

Charles teaches from Hebrews 11:4-7 and looks at what it means to have a faith that pleases God.

Charles teaches from Luke 7:36-50. In this dramatic story , full of outrageous incidents, a woman demonstrates the courage and love that comes from recognizing the depth of Jesus’ forgiveness.

Opening up Ephesians 3:14-21, Charles Glass looks at Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians, and what it can teach us about the power and importance of prayer.

Charles Glass teaches us from James 4:13-17 about how to combat pride and recognise God’s will in the path our lives take. Part of our “Real Faith” series.