All Teachings

Daniel teaches from 1 Corinthians 5. In this passage, Paul teaches the church in Corinth how to deal with sexual immorality within the church.

When we are part of God’s family we do not pick and choose which parts we like or dislike, we are called to love each other through the different circumstances of life.

In this sermon Richard reminds us that our faith hinges on the resurrection of Jesus. Because Jesus rose from the dead we can walk in confidence knowing that every promise of God had been fulfilled in Him.

To walk in the way of Christ or to walk in the way of our culture? In our day to day life are we aware of the things that influence and shape our beliefs? As we continue our christian walk it is essential that we allow the gospel to shape and transform our lives.

As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians, Daniel reminds us that as children of God we do not need to strive to attain His approval. When we put our faith in Jesus, we receive His commendation, and it is from that place we live and work out our faith from.

In this sermon, we learn that we become more mature spiritually when we become more aware of our heart issues and receive more of God’s grace in our lives, allowing Him to continually transform our lives.

Jesus spoke about money several times, because He knew that money is the chief competitor for our affections and our hearts. In this sermon Daniel talks about how we can deal with our money appropriately, submitting all we have to Jesus, and finding freedom in doing so.

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.

In this sermon Daniel reminds us that, it is through our vulnerabilities and weaknesses that we see the power of God at work. He calls us not to put our trust in our abilities or positions in life, ‘those are sinking sand’, but to put our trust in Jesus Christ, our solid Rock.

In this sermon, Daniel reminds us that our hope for living the christian life is not found in our strength or ability, but is found wholly in Jesus.