Sermons
What do you want?
Reading: John 1: 29-42 “What do you want?” And this is the question that Jesus asked 2 of John the Baptist’s disciples. ………………………………… Seriously what do YOU want as you follow Jesus? This is a really Good question to ask. Let’s have a few moments of silence to ponder this and maybe think around these […]
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Camping with God
Reading John 1:10-18 The passage centres around the Word being God and the exciting thing about this is that it’s not only about God but is directly aimed at involving us today as it was the people of the time. We need come to terms with His invisibility and yet recognise His grace and presence […]
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Faith and Doubt
Reading: Matthew 11:2-11 A HINGE POINT IN HISTORY This season of Advent and today’s Gospel reading remind us that the coming of Jesus was a turning point in man’s relationship with God. Our historical dating sequence of BC & AD emphasises this. Before Jesus the Old Testament records the Law – the rules of how […]
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Jesus Gets My Vote
Reading Matthew 3:1-12 Excuse me please! Could I have your attention for a moment? Something very significant seems to be happening that I really feel I should share with you. We seem to have been waiting, waiting, for a such a long time now…….. Something just has to happen!………It’s as though we have been held […]
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Advent – Week 1
Reading: Matthew 24:36-44 The church’s mission is not to make its members so holy that they get into heaven, but to put heaven into earth. Watching We are called to watch not wait. We care called to watch for the Kingdom – something remarkable will come fuelled by hope. Watch silently. In anticipation, in the […]
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How is it that we can be easily lead astray?
Luke 21:5-19 How is it that we can be easily lead astray?! In 1971 the Stanford prison experiment was an experiment that investigated the effects of perceived power, focusing on the relationship between prisoners and prison officers. The research group used college students as volunteers. The volunteers were given roles to be either “guards” or […]
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