Daniel Macleod

In a culture of ‘busyness’ how do we find sabbath rest? in this sermon Daniel speaks about the main obstacle to sabbath rest. He explains that the main problem is not in the activities we do, but a restlessness in our hearts.

When it comes to spiritual disciplines, fasting is probably one of the most difficult, especially in the western church. Yet it is a much needed practice, it is a means to know God better. In fasting we declare that Jesus is more satisfying than life itself.

Without the resurrection of Jesus, there would be no point to Christianity. In this sermon, Daniel speaks on why the resurrection of Jesus is the centre of the Christian faith, and why this truth should impact our life on a daily basis.

Great is the Lord and greatly to be praise! Our praise is to reflect the worth and the greatness of God. In this sermon Daniel reminds us about the importance of singing. He lays down some points on why we sing: We sing to praise God and to harmoniously join in heaven’s song; We sing to grow in God, to disciple one another; and we sing to advance in the Kingdom.

The enemy of our soul likes to tempt us, to distract us, to make us forget who we are in Christ. To be able to walk in victory we need to understand his ways and patterns. In this sermon Daniel outlines ways that the devil might tempt us, and how we can overcome.

In this sermon Daniel speaks about how we will all face moments in the wilderness. He reminds us that the wilderness is a place of drawing closer to God, a place where God builds our character and prepares us for the future. He encourages us to remember that life does not end in the wilderness, but there will certainly be a breakthrough at the end of it. He encourages us to look to and put our hope in Jesus, who has gone before us and won the battles on our behalf.

In this sermon Daniel encourages us to go deeper into the things of God. To expect breakthroughs and freedom from the things that hinder us from being a conduit of God’s blessing.

In this sermon Daniel reminds us that baptism is not our salvation, but a symbol of it. The Christian’s discipleship and growing in God is understanding more and more what happened at baptism.