Using Romans 12: 3-8 as his text Damian draws out three important elements that we need to address if we are serious about being part of a effective church community.
The core of Christianity is love. Preaching from 1 Corinthians 12:31-13:3 Damian explores the 59 ‘one-anothers’ mentioned in the Bible. It’s essential to how we relate as a community, showing love in everything that we do.
If you want to have a full Christian life then being part of a fellowship is not just about Sundays. Damian preaches from Acts 2: 42-47 and advises that in order to have unity we need to have community.
Faye and the Hope Youth give us some sketches, testimonies and a short sermon. All linked by the story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17 which teaches us that if we trust in God we can overcome anything.
What temperature are you as a Christian? Hot? Cold? Or somewhere in-between? A passionate sermon on the message to the church in Laodicea from Revelation 3: 14-22. God has not changed his view on the subject yet!
Damian rounds off the Ephesians series by looking at the man who delivered the letter from Paul…Tychicus. He was a beloved brother, a faithful servant and an encourager. This message is a challenge to live faithful lives and to build up our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Submission is not an easy subject but Giles and Sue Arnold spell out exactly what is it and more importantly, what it is not.
David Smith asks if we are walking as children of light. A challenging message on purity and on how Christians should live with Kingdom values.
God’s wrath and deception. Not easy subjects to broach in the Christian life but Damian asks three simple questions that help to gauge whether our Christian walk matches up with God’s plumb line.
In an inspiring sermon, Allison continues the series from Ephesians and beautifully illustrates why these are probably the two most important Christian virtues we can embrace. For those who want to see the video shown during the talk, you can find it at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBmaXMQI60E