Sermons Archive

Summary:

To honour Christ, we are responsible to cultivate those graces that reveal His
presence in us.

Summary: The assemblies of the Lord must recognise the marks of the false prophet and the false teacher. They must guard themselves against succumbing to the alluring message that leads to destruction of the congregation.

Summary: God’s Word, the Bible, is a perfect revelation of the mind and the will of God. We sin against Him when we attempt to usurp His place by trying to put words in His mouth.

Summary: The Master calls us to ensure that our heart is pure rather than focusing exclusively on our external practises.

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Beginning well is important in the Christian Life; ending well is critical. We witness
both as we see what the Apostle Paul has written near the end of his days on this earth.

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Faith in Jesus as the Saviour, even if that faith is not yet perfect, is honoured by the
Lord. The message serves to encourage all to look to Jesus for mercy, which He gives to all
who come to Him in faith.

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Complaints against the Lord contaminate the entire assembly, necessitating God’s
discipline if we fail to practise self-discipline.

Summary: Life for the newborn Christian is going to change. And the change will be dramatic. The same holds true for the revived saint. The change we witness in those who are twice-born and those who are revived is revealed in the new commitment Ruth demonstrated toward her mother-in-law.

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Religious exercise can become a snare if in our efforts we fail to seek the Lord.
Religion for the sake of religion is a dreadful snare.

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Sarah Laughed in unbelief, but God transformed her unbelief, changing her laughter
to the expression of joy. God longs to transform the one who is honest before Him.

Whether we live a life that is fulfilling or a life that always leaves us frustrated, is dependent upon our obedience to the revealed will of the Lord.

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Eternity without God should lead us to shout, “There is nothing in hell that I want!” Yet, far too many of those living about us act as though there is something wonderful about hell. If that were not so, wouldn’t we seek to please the Lord? There is nothing in hell that I want.

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Sacrificing His Life, Jesus provided the means for sinners to be declared righteous.
By rising from the dead, He ensured our salvation in Him. He nailed it, providing all that is
required to set aside our sin, making us acceptable to the Father.

Summary: As a supposed victim of a judicial murder, Jesus becomes a Person of Interest. The message is a study of His sacrifice and what that sacrifice means for us.

Summary: You can quit the struggle to finish the course. If you do, the impact of your life will be insignificant. If you stand firm, the impact of what you do now for Christ will yield eternal results.

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When we finally have had enough of brokenness, marginalization, or irrelevance, we
will find that making our way through the crowds to reach Jesus can give us victory

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In worship, God is more concerned that we focus on Him than than we should be
overly concerned about the mechanics of what we are doing.

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Christ is impressed by our faith, though the quality of our faith is not required for Him
to show compassion.

Summary: Is homosexuality the gravest sin of all? Isn’t arrogance, pride, and self-exaltation at the root of all our sin? We must repent of the sin that contaminates us even as followers of the Christ if we wish to receive His blessing.

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As a follower of Christ you will be compelled to enter into spiritual battle. Paul
encourages us by pointing us to Christ and the strength that is His. Therefore, let us stand firm
in the victory that our Lord has won on our behalf

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The first church was powerful for the cause of Christ. When we match the present
churches to that earliest congregation, we are often compelled to confess that we don’t look like
we are their descendants. It is past time for us to take steps to correct this situation.

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Biblical instruction for living as husband and wife.

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When you have had enough of living in the pigpen, you can return home knowing that
the Father waits to receive you.

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Can God forgive you of the worst sin you’ve ever committed? The message explores
the grace of God, not to excuse our sin, but to encourage us to look to God for grace as we turn
from our sin to walk with Him.

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Though all associated with this life is impermanent, the future for the child of God is
bright with hope. Christ has redeemed us by His death and resurrection. Now, through faith in
Him, we anticipate a permanent home in Heaven.

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Lost people often use our failure to live as we ought to justify their rejection of Christ.
While we cannot excuse them, we must know that we do offend. Therefore, we require grace to
honour God and to avoid giving offence to the lost.

Summary: A new year will shortly be upon us. While none of us is able to predict what we precise situations Christians will face in the coming year, we know from Scripture some general conditions that will confront us.

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What happened after the Son of God was born. Events in the household of Joseph and Mary
provide a model for us to emulate after Christmas.

Summary: An Advent Meditation on the birth of Christ and what that birth means for mankind.