Jamie continues our Walking with God series with a practical evangelism sermon. Jamie teaches on the three basics of evangelism: prayer, caring, and sharing. He uses examples from Jesus’ life to demonstrate how we can evangelise and Jamie encourages us to think less about what others think of us, and more about what others think about Jesus through us.
In this sermon, Jamie encourages us to increase our expectancy of what God’s going to do. Often we think about what we don’t have, rather than what we do have. God can use the little that we have for big things. Jamie uses the story of Elisha in 2 Kings 4:1-7 to explore with us what can happen when we’re expectant of what God will do.
John Scott continues our Walking with God series, talking on deliverance. As we walk with God, we will experience spiritual opposition. John shares the what, why, and how on deliverance to equip us as Christians to be ready for opposition and deliverance.
In this sermon, Jamie shares with us about the significance of baptism and the Holy Spirit. He shares the distinctions between baptism and the repeated fillings of the Holy Spirit that we experience throughout our walks with God. One Baptism but many fillings.
Jamie continues our Walking with God series by talking on Power Evangelism. Jamie talked about how Jesus and his disciples ministered in power, which caused people to come to faith. Jamie covers three means by which Jesus ministered to others and encourages us to live this out in our own lives. As usual, this sermon is packed with inspirational stories from Jamie’s own walk with Jesus.
On Pentecost Sunday, Jamie share with us the passage from Acts 2 about Pentecost. Jamie shares the significance of this event for the disciples and for modern day Christians. Jamie also addressed five ways that we quench the Holy Spirit and how to avoid this.
Anthony continues our Walking with God series by talking about faith and titled the sermon ‘The Wall Is Not The Final Word’. He talks on Joshua 6 when Joshua stood before a real wall. We often live by what we can see, control, predict, or explain, but Anthony challenges us with real faith, which involves trusting God enough to live differently before we can see how it will work.
Jamie continues the series through Acts by focussing on Acts 3 and the story of the healing of the lame man. Jamie emphasised that miracles, healing, signs, and wonders are still part of God’s work today. However, they’re not meant to draw attention to us but rather point people to Jesus. Jamie encourages us to pray boldly, step out in faith, and seek God’s glory above everything else.
John Scott follows on from Jamie’s talk last week by discussing how we deal with disappointment during our walk with God. Disappointment is universal and we experience this in different ways as Christians, whether it’s from unanswered prayer or longing to be healed from a long-term illness. John uses a biblical example from 2 Samuel 6, and provides us with some of the sources of disappointment, as well as the dangers of disappointment and how we deal with them.
Jamie continues our Walking with God series by talking about bold faith. He preaches on Acts 4 when Peter and John faced opposition after healing a crippled man and preaching about Jesus. Jamie challenges us to practise the same boldness and provides us with guidance on how to fuel our own boldness.
