TEACHINGS
26th February 2023 | Charles Glass
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.
19th February 2023 | Daniel Macleod
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.
12th February 2023 | Daniel Macleod
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.
5th February 2023 | Richard Palmer
As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians, Richard reminds us that the cross is the power and wisdom of God. The cross is the sum and substance of God’s message to us.
22nd January 2023 | Richard Palmer
In this teaching, Richard explores the biblical understanding of the role of Deacons, and what it means to serve as a Deacon within the church.
18th December 2022 | Onohili Ejodame
This sermon looks at the 3 responses to Jesus’ birth in Matthew 2:1-12.
11th December 2022 | Jackie Ying Butt
Drawing from the events surrounding the birth of Jesus in Matthew 1:18-25, Jackie talks about the complexities of making decisions. Concluding that we have a decision to make on how to respond to Jesus.
27th November 2022 | Daniel Macleod
Daniel walks through four key moments in Moses’ life from Hebrews 11:23-28. Moses’ parents and then Moses himself faced cultural pressures to conform to the world but each time they navigated them by faith. Today we learn how we can follow Moses’ example.
20th November 2022 | Richard Palmer
Richard teaches us from Hebrews 11: 13 – 22 that by faith, the patriarchs awaited God’s promise. They didn’t force it through, challenge it, or seek evidence of it. By faith, they didn’t settle for second best, and God was pleased to be their God.