Here you can find all of our Sermons. Sermons are organised by speaker, series and biblical book. Most of our sermons are audio, but we occasionally link to videos.
Biblical Text: The following clip “I hate Jazz” from the film La La Land was shown near the end of the sermon: https://youtu.be/X0d0mvVaW1Y
David was a remarkable man, find out more in this third talk in our David series.
Intro. With the upcoming election, do we all feel like Brenda from Bristol? Reading: Task: The Jericho Road: How would you solve the problem today? In answering that question, you’ve begun to get involved in politics! Question: Should Christians get involved in politics? Why or Why not? Video: Christians in Politics: Show Up Reflection: Manifestos […]
David was a remarkable man, but what was most remarkable was not his accomplishments, but his heart. How do we build a bold heart?
David was a remarkable man, but what was most remarkable was not his accomplishments, but his heart.
Biblical Text:
There’s something in us that wants to leverage God and his power for our end. We all try to get God in on our thing. We try to bargain with him through prayer, church attendance, giving, or short-term obedience. We promise to do what we think he wants us to do, if he will do what we want. In the Easter story, Judas was like that. He tried to get Jesus to do what he wanted, without regard for Jesus’ ministry and mission. That may seem ridiculous, but there’s a little Judas in all of us.
In the days and weeks preceding the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, the high priest Caiaphas found his way into the story. He had an opportunity to stand in the presence of the Savior of the world, but refused to abandon his quest for control and surrender to his Creator. It’s easy to dismiss Caiaphas as a fool. But we’re also prone to resisting God and putting something else in his place.
