Sermon Archives

Our salvation in Jesus Christ is a sure foundation to build our lives on. We can be confident of this, as Jesus was both fully God and fully man. Hallelujah!

As we move into a new year God wants us to know his promises that contain power to equip us in every way to find joy in His service. In Psalm 103 David reminds us that God “satisfies your desire with good things so that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s”.

“Comfort, comfort my people, says your God” – Isaiah 40:1 As we remember Jesus’ birth this Christmas, we can take great comfort in the One who has paid for our sins, who speaks to us tenderly and calls us His people.

The ministry of Jesus Christ was characterised by the fullness of the Spirit of God. As a result his followers are called to follow in the footsteps of their Lord. Christmas is an opportunity to reconnect with this truth.

Jesus’ message to the church in Philadelphia commends them for keeping His word, and reveals the open door He has for them despite their little strength. He rewards faithfulness.

The Church in Sardis had a reputation of being alive, but Jesus knew that they were really dead. He calls them to wake up, for their works were found to be incomplete.

In John’s vision, he sees the seven churches (lampstands) and then the Lord among them. We can see that the Lord is in the midst of His suffering church!

The message of Revelation brings comfort and encouragement to the suffering church because the triune God is in charge.

Christians need to know how Satan works – he snatches the Word from us like a bird snatches the seeds, he chokes the life from us like weeds choke a good plant, and he stirs up opposition like the raging wind and seas which Jesus rebuked.