The crucifixion of Christ is great news for you! What Jesus said as he went through the immense suffering of the cross radically transforms our entire lives.
"sin" Tagged Sermons
Ephesians 2:1–10 You were dead, but God has made you alive in Christ, that you would show his glory
Ezekiel 16:1–63 The people of God have their sinful history described using the metaphor of adultery. Our aim is to not forget the God who makes atonement.
Confession is the very first step on the way to repentance. But it can be so difficult, we feel shame and guilt, all because we need to know better the heart of Christ. Confession should be a humble act that leads us to worship.
Mark 6:1-30 The gospel is the best news in the world that through Jesus we can be forgiven and know God and have eternal life. So why is it so hard sharing the gospel with others, and even believing the gospel ourselves? One big reason is that the gospel calls us to repent, and we don’t want to. But without repentance, there is no salvation.
Genesis 3:14-24 ‘Why would a loving God allow so much innocent suffering in his world?’ The question is a common objection by the sceptic, and a challenge for the believer. How would you respond? The first few chapters of the Bible are foundational to understanding the world in which we live. Listen in as we consider what answers Genesis 3 gives.
Genesis 3:14-24 Why does a loving God allow so much innocent suffering? The question is a common objection by the unbeliever, and a challenge for the believer. The answer is found in the foundational first few chapters of the Bible.
Genesis 3:1-13 What is wrong with the world? Why is there so much beauty and ugliness side by side? Genesis 3 tells us. But what exactly did happen? And how does it affect us? And what can be done about it?
Genesis 2:4-17 Who knows best? Us or God? One of the foundations Genesis 2 puts in place is that God is not just powerful but good. And because he is good, his way is best. We need to be convinced of that as we face sin and suffering.
Isaiah 56:1-8 Listen in to Isaiah’s words to God’s people waiting to go home. To people tempted to sin, feeling excluded and feeling irrelevant.