John continues our sermon series with a prophetic message for Dwelling Place Glasgow. He talks about 2 Samuel 6 and challenges us to think about what we prioritise in life. Our priorities are revealed in our values, and our values are lived out in our priorities. Are we really prioritising God every day?
This week, Gair continues our Walking with God series by talking on communion with God and how we were made to have a personal relationship with God. Gair refers to the creation of humans in Genesis and shares personal stories to display the importance of having a close relationship with our creator.
This week, John shares an important message on rejection: an issue affecting many people in our culture today. John uses both biblical truths and scientific research to explain the deep emotional, psychological, and spiritual impact of rejection on the human spirit.
Our Walking with God series continues with Anthony sharing a word about how we cope as Christians when we’re in a season that we didn’t choose. Anthony refers to the story of Joseph in Genesis 39 which teaches us about how we can respond well in difficult circumstances, especially when it feels out of our control. Anthony also gives us questions to think about in order to understand the season that we’re in and receive freedom.
Jamie reminds us this week of our church vision and who God has made us to be, as a dwelling place of the Lord. Jamie challenges us on having a holy and healthy fear of God. Our culture has tried to discard fear all together, however Jamie encourages us that there is a biblically healthy fear that eradicates all forms of unhealthy fear.
Jamie does a part 2 sermon, following on from last week’s sermon on the Fear of God. He talks on the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 to help us to grasp this concept. Jamie admits that this is a challenging topic but is essential in our walk with God. Jamie links this to our church vision and our calling to be a dwelling place for the Lord.
Jamie continues our Walking with God series by talking on Acts 6-7 and the stoning of Stephen. Jamie talks about what it looks like as Christians for us to be full of the Holy Spirit and Power and gives us three examples of this.
This week, Barnaby talks on 1 Kings 19 and encourages us to be all in for Jesus by showing us what this looks like. Barney reminds us that God is calling each of us to partner with Him and it’s our choice to listen to God and respond to what He’s saying. Are we truly all in for God?
Ali continues our Walking with God series by talking about how we manage our expectations as a Christian. Ali addresses that our expectations can strengthen or weaken our relationships and he challenges us to think about our current expectations. He challenges us with three questions. What unexamined expectation is causing friction in your life? Where do you need to replace silent demands with clear, gracious communication? And what area of your life do you need to trade your timeline for God’s trust?
In this sermon, Jamie talks on Acts Chapter 8 and challenges us that the Bible gives each of us an ongoing commission to be part of God’s plan. As a part of this, we’re called to evangelism and sharing the good news of Jesus. Who are the people that God has placed on your heart to share the gospel with?
