Luke 8v22-39 We love to feel in control. From the technology we buy, to the careers and relationships we pursue, control matters to us. But how should we cope when we run up against problems we have no control over? Listen in as Jesus gives us hope.
Sermons from April 2018
Philippians 4 What is contentment? What does the Bible have to say? How do we pursue it? & What is it so difficult to find. Listen in as we think through this topic together.
Psalm 8What is man? Are we as human beings any different to other species on the planet? What is our value and meaning and purpose? What is our destiny, and how can we fulfil it?
Luke 8v4-21 Catch us on the right day and Christians can be very enthusiastic about following Jesus and hearing his word. Catch us on the wrong day and cares, riches and the pleasures of life can crowd in and choke Jesus’ word in our lives. Listen in as Jesus calls us to keep on hearing.
2 Corinthians 4:1-6 When people hear the word ‘Evangelism’ (sharing the Message of Jesus), they can have a wide range of reactions. Some think it’s wonderful, while others think its plain weird. Many Christians sign up in theory, but in reality they’re weary and discouraged. Listen in as Paul shares his motivations for joyfully keeping going, even when it’s hard.
Luke 7:18-35 Life can leave us feeling: ‘it isn’t supposed to be like this.’ In response, people turn to the next promotion, the next relationship, the next gadget or the next box set. Listen in as someone turns to Jesus and says: ‘is it really supposed to be like this?’
1 Corinthians 15:12-34Atheist believe death is the end. Others believe that when you die the spirit or soul lies on. But Christians believe something utterly unique – and wonderful. We believe in the resurrection of the body, and the life of the world to come.
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.