Luke 2:1-7 sets two very different people in contrast in the Christmas story: Caesar Augustus – the man who would be a god Jesus Christ – the God who would be a man
To know God's love, to show God's love
To know God's love, to show God's love
"Sunday Morning" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
In Revelation 12-13 we have the strangest version of the nativity in Scripture, instead of shepherds and wise men there is an ancient dragon – Satan, desperate to destroy the child who is to be born. But instead, the dragon is cast down, thrown out of heaven by the coming of Christ. But he is…
Having seen how the breaking of the seals and the sounding of the trumpets have left men unwilling to repent, in Revelation 10 and 11 we find John’s portrait of the ministry of the Church to change men’s hearts. He shows us three things: A Scroll – the Plan A Temple – the Purpose Two…
Stephen Hanna encourages us to come to God in prayer
Ben David, a third year student at the Irish Baptist College, speaks from Psalm 121
John Hanna brings us a study in the book of Job
In our Remembrance Sunday, with a little help from some of our sadly absent GB and Campaigners, we reflected on how war could end.
In Revelation 8-9 seven trumpets are sounded, desperately calling the world to hear and repent and prepare for the coming judgement … but, The rest of mankind that were not killed by these plagues still did not repent of the work of their hands; they did not stop worshipping demons, and idols of gold, silver,…
Revelation ch 6 v 1 – ch 8 v 5 This is a COSTLY VICTORY This is a PAINFUL PRIVILEGE We should make an URGENT EFFORT
Behind the qualifications of an elder found in 1 Tim 3 and Titus 1, there is an understanding of the nature of the church that is foundational to the office. And that is knowing that, to be an elder is to be: One Elder among Many On a Journey with an End