Genesis 1:1-27 Sitting next to a stranger on the train, you can only know him if he speaks and reveals himself to you. So with God. He has revealed himself clearly in his Word. Genesis chapter 1 is our first encounter.
"Power" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
Jonah 1:1-17 Many today believe God to be an unattractive irrelevance. Listen in as Jonah 1 shows us God as irresistibly powerful and irresistibly wonderful.
Luke 7:11-17 There are some subjects we’re happy talking about (the weather, hobbies etc), but there are other subjects we try desperately to avoid. In this passage, we meet a widow burying her only son. Listen in to how Jesus can help us in the face of a topic we’d rather just avoid – our own deaths.
Luke 7:11-17 There are some subjects we’re happy talking about (the weather, hobbies etc), but there are other subjects we try desperately to avoid. In this passage, we meet a widow burying her only son. Listen in to how Jesus can help us in the face of a topic we’d rather just avoid – our own deaths.
Pride and Humility Weinstein, Spacey, politicians, bosses. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. We’re so hard-wired to expect it, we hate other’s power over us. But what if there was someone who combined absolute power, with absolute humility? Listen in as we meet the humble God.
Pride and Humility Weinstein, Spacey, politicians, bosses. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. We’re so hard-wired to expect it, we hate other’s power over us. But what if there was someone who combined absolute power, with absolute humility? Listen in as we meet the humble God.
Luke 4:31-44 The Manchester bombing has convinced us all over again that evil and suffering are still massive problems in our world. Listen in as we see Jesus’ power to deal with both of these enemies.
Luke 4:31-44 The Manchester bombing has convinced us all over again that evil and suffering are still massive problems in our world. Listen in as we see Jesus’ power to deal with both of these enemies.
variousSometimes people look back nostalgically to ‘the good old days’ – but as God’s people we have never had it so good as we do today. And it’s all to do with gift of the Spirit. But what exactly did the Old Testament promise about the Spirit that we now enjoy?
variousSometimes people look back nostalgically to ‘the good old days’ – but as God’s people we have never had it so good as we do today. And it’s all to do with gift of the Spirit. But what exactly did the Old Testament promise about the Spirit that we now enjoy?