Luke 5:33-6:16 Sometimes when asked about Jesus, colleagues respond: ‘I’m not religious.’ Listen in as Jesus makes it clear that he isn’t either.
Luke 5:33-6:16 Sometimes when asked about Jesus, colleagues respond: ‘I’m not religious.’ Listen in as Jesus makes it clear that he isn’t either.
1 Peter 2:4-12 If we’re Christian, we will at some point face rejection for being a Christian. In this sermon we’ll see that God encourages us and give us strength to face this rejection by reminding us that the ‘names’ we get called for being Christian are nothing compared to the true ‘names’ we get called by Him.
1 Peter 1:13-25 What are the marks of an obedient child? Hope and Holiness. A mindful hope that is certain and fixed on Christ’s return. And a Holy life that is transformed, avoids sin, fears God and is dictated by love.
1 Peter 1:1-12 Christians all go through suffering in life. Why is there suffering and how can we get through it? We can learn lots from Apostle Peter – the veteran sufferer shared his secret on how to suffer well.
Luke 5:27-32 Self-perception can be a funny thing. Sometimes we know ourselves pretty well. Other times we can be pretty self-deluded. Listen in as Jesus helps us perceive ourselves rightly and see the joy and graciousness that breeds.
Luke 5:17-26 In moments of reflection, we can be painfully aware of the gap between the morality we say we uphold and our attempts to actually keep to it. Listen in as Jesus exposes each of our failure and gives us a certain path forward.
Why do Christians need to care for one another? And how might we do that at the Barge? What might we do when a fellow church member is facing a time of crisis?
Luke 5:12-16 In the film Atonement, the character Briony is haunted by her history of jealousy, lies and betrayal. The film shows her washing her hands over and over but finding she can’t clean deep enough. Listen in as Jesus shows her and us the way to be truly clean.
Luke 5:1-11 In their better moments, Christians know they have a faith worth sharing. But so often Christians feel discouraged or distracted and the watching world finds them arrogant. Listen in as Jesus calls Christians to humble, joyful commitment to this task.