Good Friday 2021 – He would not come down from the cross – Pastor David Daniel
Jesus experienced incredible and horrific suffering whilst on the cross. The people He came to save mocked Him and challenged Him.
Sunday 28th March – The Two Gates – Elder Martin Finegan
The contemporary culture we live in presents personal choice as a hallmark of the freedom we exercise.
Sunday 21st March – Lord, Lord – Deacon Harold Bennett
In this message, we see Jesus finishing off The Sermon of the Mount, with some chilling words.
Sunday 14th March – We must learn how to argue and grow – Minister Keith Treasure
The Church in acts were of one accord but that didn’t just happen. They had to remember they were one body though they come from different cultures they had to remember they were one body, though they were called to
Sunday 7th March – The Decrease vs the Increase – Youth Leader Courtney Daniel
Jesus’ “Sermon on the Mount” is a foundational teaching for every true Christian.
Sunday 28th February – You are well and truly blessed – Pastor David Daniel
Today we focus on one word from our main text, and that word is the word ’Blessed.’. Jesus placed this word at the beginning of nine separate statements between verses 1-12 in Matthew chapter 5.
Sunday 21st February – Who was listening? – Elder Martin Finegan
The sermon on the mount was the greatest sermon ever preached and recorded. It must have been amazing to be there, hearing every word from the master’s mouth.
Sunday 14th February – Its A Matter Of The Heart – Deacon Harold Bennett
Today’s message looks at a section of The Sermon of the Mount, where Jesus brings God’s Kingdom invitation to the gathering crowd and unpacks God’s law and His standards.
Sunday 7th February – Let’s Invite Jesus to Dinner – Minister Keith Treasure
Revelation 3:20 tells us that Jesus knocks at the door and if the person answers he will come in and eat with that person and that person will eat with him.
Sunday 31st January – Trust In the Lord – Elder Martin Finegan
The book of Proverbs expresses order in creation, whilst Song of Songs expresses delight in one-dimension experienced by humans in the created order.
