Sermons

Offering Jesus- Offering our story

Offering Jesus- Offering prayer

Jon continues our ‘Offering Jesus’ series using the events in Acts 8 to see how offering prayer leads to an encounter with God

Offering Jesus- Offering our weakness

We start our series looking Biblically at how we can share our faith and offer Jesus. Cathy looks at the story of Jonah in Jonah 1: 12-16– how when we offer ourselves to Jesus, he can use our weaknesses and mistakes to point to him.

Offering Jesus – Offering Questions

We continue in our series looking Biblically at how we can share our faith and offer Jesus. David looks at the story of the Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8.29-35 – we don’t need all the answers but we do need some good questions!

Rebuild- Heart

David uses Nehemiah to help us examine what it means to rebuild our hearts

Rebuild- Community

Rebuild – Work

Nehemiah (Neh 2.1-8, 16-18) has a burden for Jerusalem. He seeks God faithfully and defines the vision clearly, and eventually does the rebuilding work and makes a difference. God is calling each of us to do the same.

Rebuild- Opposition

Rebuild – Hope

We kick off a brand new sermon series thinking about the return of the Jewish exiles to rebuild Jerusalem in Ezra & Nehemiah, reflecting on our own journey as we begin to return from our pandemic exile. Ezra 1.1-5 introduces the context and the incredible truth that we can always hope because God will come through on His promises.

Twisted: Plans to prosper

Jon explores the beloved verse in Jeremiah 29.11 and shows us that, given the original context, this promise to prosper us may not specifically be for us. In fact the good news isn’t that God saves us from our trials, it’s that He saves us from our sins. However reading on, the promises in verses 12-13 are echoed throughout Scripture and are for us – God will never leave you nor forsake you.