Sermons

The rest is up to you.
Luke 4. 14-21

Teaching. We examined that learning from the teachings of Scripture is more than acquiring mere head knowledge, it is about an active response on our part towards Jesus.
Matthew 7:24-29

Jesus promises, ‘Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day’.
John 6.47-69

‘What do you want?’
Jesus, the Lamb of God, longs to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine in and through our lives.
John 1.29-42

Instructions for Christian Living
Ephesians 5:15-20

No matter what we’ve done, and no matter how desperate our situation, God’s mercy gives us hope in our time of need.
Psalm 130

“Although we are weak and broken human beings, Jesus presence is there in the midst of the storm with us to rescue us and lead us on. Moreover, he calls us out upon choppy waters, into a life of risk and faith. He is the one who equips us to be brave and to do the impossible. Matthew shares how this is true in our personal circumstances and also in stepping out in Mission.”

Bishop Harold shares some of his thoughts on the nature of the presence of God. How we are to revere it, seek it and enjoy being in God’s presence. 2 Samuel 6:1-19

The wilderness is a lonely and precarious place where we have to learn how to survive. It is a time of trial and testing. And God puts us there to teach us crucial lessons about character, strength and trust.

Rev. Norman Jardine shares with us on Mark 5.21-43

Julie Currie, Diocesan Children’s worker for Down and Dromore talks to us during our Celebration of Church Family