The birth of Jesus is the greatest event in human history and every one is familiar with the traditional nativity story. Damian uses Luke 2:8-20 to give a fresh perspective on the shepherds experience and how much the good news of the gospel just needs to be shared to all around us.
Continuing the Advent series “O Come Let Us Adore Him”, David Smith examines Mary’s conception and Joseph’s reaction to the dilemma they would have faced. He also suggests that we can use their example in our lives when we have to test our faith against life’s difficult problems.
Damian begins the Christmas series, ‘O Come Let Us Adore Him,’ looking at Galatians 4:4. He examines how Jesus was born at exactly the right time in hostory and how God’s timing is always perfect.
Growing in our faith and producing fruit should be the aim of all mature Christians. Pastor Damian uses Philippians 1:3-11 to illustrate these points and to remind us that our walk is not a solo pursuit but requires teamwork.
Continuing the series “Paul’s Prayers: God Priorities” Damian preaches from Ephesians 1:15-23 to real the truth that having a deeper, more intimate relationship with God releases 3 key assets to aid us in our Christian life.
In the first session from the School of Prayer conference, James Aladiran points us to Psalm 91:1 where we are instructed to find God in His secret place. Where is that place and what do we need to do to get there? James addresses these questions and lays the foundation for the following 2 sessions.
In his second session on prayer, James pulls back the curtain to reveal what is happening in heaven when we pray.
Some Christians find intimacy in prayer, some achieve a level of authority in their prayer lives and others may be strong in spiritual warfare. In the final session, James teaches from Mark 4:35-39 on how to get the right balance between all three to achieve an effective and powerful prayer life.
Damian gives a quick update on progress with this exciting project.
The second message in the series, ‘Paul’s Prayers, God’s Priorities’. Damian looks at Paul’s prayer at the beginning of the second letter to the Thessalonians where Paul prays thanks God for their endurance in the middle of severe trials. He then prays that they would live worthy, do good and reveal God’s glory.