Luke 5:27-32 Sin is a disease more widespread than seasonal flu and more deadly than Ebola. Jesus can cure it, and he’s the only spiritual doctor who can, but first we need to admit we are sick.
Sermons from December 2014
Luke 5:27-32 Sin is a disease more widespread than seasonal flu and more deadly than Ebola. Jesus can cure it, and he’s the only spiritual doctor who can, but first we need to admit we are sick.
Matthew 1:18-25 Nowadays baby names more often than not are chosen according to who the latest celebrity is, or what sounds nice, or which names are currently topping the name charts. But in biblical times the meaning of names was significant. The names given the baby in the manger reveal his unique identity.
John 1:1-14 For many people, the Christmas story is charming, even comforting, but we’re left asking the question: “so what?” Often it can feel a bit over-familiar, and we just can’t get excited about it anymore. Listen in to the real meaning of the Christmas events and why they are jaw-droppingly relevant to every person…
John 1:1-14 For many people, the Christmas story is charming, even comforting, but we’re left asking the question: “so what?” Often it can feel a bit over-familiar, and we just can’t get excited about it anymore. Listen in to the real meaning of the Christmas events and why they are jaw-droppingly relevant to every person on the planet.
Mark 10:45 There’s something magical about Christmas and it’s all tied up with gifts and giving. But why is it ‘the season for giving’? To understand that we need to go back to Jesus and the very first Christmas.
John 15:9-17 Sometimes we hear examples of how the gospel has dramatically turned someone’s life around and they seem like different people. How does the gospel produce this radical change, and how can we make progress ourselves? Listen in to Jesus’ teaching on this topic.
Luke 19:10 Like a child on a merry-go-round, with every annual revolution we catch a glimpse of a familiar face in the crowd at Christmas time – that of Jesus. But why is he there? Why did he come? And could it be that we’ll only find out why we’re here, when we discover why…