These verses reveal the glorious and majestic supremacy of Jesus. Since this is true, we must seek to make Jesus number one in all areas of our lives. For this will be time well spent!
Author: Duncan Sills (Duncan Sills)
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Bursting With Thanksgiving! | Colossians 1 v 1-14
Our response to God’s mercy and grace received by us can only be one of thanksgiving! So, let us as people of God burst with thanksgiving for all God has done and continues to do.
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Grace for Salvation | Acts 9
The conversion of Saul to Paul demonstrates the amazing grace of God in salvation. But it also shows us how grace given through the Holy Spirit equips and empowers us to live as faithful followers of Christ.
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Habakkuk, the Worshipper | Habakkuk 3
Habakkuk was once a complainer, but now he’s a worshipper, as he considers the great deeds of God in the past and his judgement to come. Habakkuk says whatever happens he will rejoice in God. Part 4 of 4 in our Habakkuk sermon series.
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Woe, Judgement and Mercy | Habakkuk 2
In Habakkuk 2, God pronounces 5 woes against the Babylonians. Their sin confronts us with the truth about God’s wrath and justice against sin. Part 3 of 4 in our Habakkuk sermon series.
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Swollen Souls & Lives of Faith | Habakkuk 2:1-4
Part 2 of our Habakkuk series looks at the first four verses of chapter 2 and considers the pride of man and what “the righteous shall live by faith” really means.
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How long, Lord? | Habakkuk 1
Habakkuk the prophet speaks into the theme of suffering, justice and unanswered prayer. Part one of four deals with Habakkuk’s complaints to God
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Peter’s Restoration | John 21
On Easter Sunday, we read the account of Jesus restoring Peter, revealing the power of the Resurrection to transform lives
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The Power & Pity of the Son of David | Matthew 20:29-34
Jesus heals two blind and in doing so shows his great pity and compassion and also his great power. What a wonderful Saviour we have in Christ!
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A Mother’s Request | Matthew 20:17-28
The Mother of James and John prays to Jesus. Jesus says “no” and uses the question to teach his disciples about true greatness in the Kingdom of God, persecution and Jesus’ mission.