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.
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 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.
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.
Jamie continues our Walking with God series by talking about the 40 days between Jesus’ resurrection and ascension when Jesus ministered to the disciples. During this time, Jesus addressed two issues that people still face today which put people in danger of falling away from faith: their perception of God, and their doubts. Jamie talks on these issues and what we can do when they arise.
In this sermon, Jamie shares the joy and hope of the Easter story with us on Easter Sunday!
In this talk, Teeny shares a message of joy and hope for the coming of Jesus in our Palm Sunday All Age Service. Teeny includes a ‘sword of the spirit race’ if you fancy the challenge of finding the Bible passage while you listen to the talk!
God is working in our lives all the time, not to give us platforms, wealth or status, but to make us people of strength and resilience who will impact our societies and communities. Romans 8:28 tells us that ‘in all things God works for the good of those who love Him’. How can that be when bad things happen and our circumstances appear to say otherwise? This week Jamie unpacks the story of Joseph to show that God does indeed work, not just for our good but the good of all who love Him, even when, to the world’s eyes, things may be going badly. If we trust Him, keep our eyes on Him, and not try to take short cuts, we will come to see the greater things He has planned come about.
In this sermon, Jamie celebrates Mother’s Day by talking about one of the heroines of the Bible, Ruth! Jamie begins by answering the question “What difference does being a Christian make?”. Jamie then focusses on Ruth Chapter 4 and leaves us with the saying “the best is yet to come”!
Jamie continues our Walking with God series by talking about forgiveness. Jamie begins by talking about what unforgiveness can do to us when we don’t face it. Jamie gives us examples from the Bible, such as Samson, to learn about consequences of not dealing with feelings of revenge, and encourages us to forgive and leave justice to God.
