Sermons
God's word simply explained for everyday life
This chapter was written in the international language of the day because it's a message that God especially wants the world to hear | Daniel 2
(Note: The audio from Stranraer isn't available - this sermon was preached in Gateway Christian Fellowship (RPCI) )
Man-made religious rituals are a lot easier to follow than God's laws because they focus on the outward. Here Paul calls the Galatians to a far more radical way of living | Galatians 6:1-5
The opening chapter of Daniel reminds us that God is still at work even when it looks like he isn't, and reassures us that it is possible to be faithful to him in a hostile world
Jeremiah 29:11 is by many accounts the second most loved verse in the Bible. It's a great promise to begin a new year with - but one that's not always fully understood.
The fact that we aren't under the law doesn't mean that we can live however we please | Galatians 5:13-26
The conclusion of the Lord's Prayer - words repeated thoughtless by many, but what do they really mean? | 1 Chronicles 29:11
Once you've experienced freedom, it would be madness to go back to slavery | Galatians 5:1-12
Even some Christians are under the impression that the Old Testament taught salvation by works. Paul here shows that the law has never taught salvation by law keeping | Galatians 4:21-31
The most fundamental human need is forgiveness | Matt 6:12
One of the griefs of church life is seeing people walk away from the faith. How can we make sure we aren't the ones walking away? And how should we react when we see others on the verge of doing it? | Galatians 4:12-20
