We can quickly recognise sin in others while overlooking it in ourselves. In Romans 2:1-11, Paul challenges us to examine our hearts and reminds us that God judges impartially. This message looks at three sins we can easily presume are acceptable. 1. Judging others as opposed to acknowledging that God’s judgment rightly falls on us...
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A Sinners Love | Luke 7: 36- 50 | 1st November 2026
In this Sermon we explore the story of Jesus being anointed by a sinful woman in Luke 7:36-50, the passage explores the powerful message of forgiveness, grace and love. You may be present at the table, but have you truly tasted and eaten the meal? Being near Jesus is not the same as truly knowing...
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Knowing God | Philippians 3:10 | 25th October 2026
In this sermon titled “Knowing God” , we explore Philippians 3:10 and Paul’s desire to know Christ more deeply, experience the power of His resurrections and share in His sufferings. Knowing God is more than simply knowing about Him; it is about developing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and growing in faith as we...
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The Father of Mercy | Luke 15: 11-32 | 18th October 2026
Yesterday, we had our Good News Sunday sermon where Tim Francis, our guest speaker talked to us on Luke 15:11-32, the parable of the prodigal son and the wonderful mercy of our Heavenly Father. Just as the father in the parable welcomed his lost son home with open arms, God welcomes us with open arms,...
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A City Without Walls | Proverbs 25:28 |11th October 2026
In this sermon, we focus on the verse in Proverbs 25:28 and the importance of self-control in the Christian life. Just as a city with broken walls is left vulnerable to attack, a person who lacks self-control leaves themselves open to temptation and sin by the Devil who prowls around looking to devour you. As...
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God gave them up | Romans 1: 24- 32 | 4th October 2026
This sermon looks at Romans 1: 24-32, where Paul continues to explain the consequences of rejecting God. We see 3 times the words “God gave them over” in this part of the passage, showing us that one of the consequences of sin is God allowing people to follow the desires and sinful patterns they have...
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God is angry with Sin | Romans 1: 18- 23 | 27th September 2026 |
This sermon looks at Romans 1:18-23, where Paul shows us that God’s creation makes His existence and power clear, yet humanity can choose to supress that truth and turn away from Him. This passage challenges us to recognise God for who He is, the one who takes sin seriously pointing us towards the holiness of...
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The doctrine of justification which changed the world | Romans 1:16-17 | 20th September 2026
This sermon focuses on the passage of Romans 1:16-17 which teaches us that the righteousness of God is revealed through the gospel, and salvation is only by faith in Jesus. We also explored the doctrine of justification and what it means for how we live. For example, putting our faith in Jesus, humbling ourselves before...
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See things as they really are | Isaiah 6: 1-8
This sermon looks at Isaiah 6: 1-8, exploring 3 main questions: 1. Who God is- seeing His holiness, glory and greatness. 2. Who we are – recognising our sin, need and response to God. 3. Who Jesus is- seeing the hope, grace and salvation found in Him. May we have eyes to really see how...
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Love the Church | Romans 1: 8 -15 | 6th September 2026
This sermon examines Romans 1: 8 -15 to highlight Paul’s deep affection for the church and his urgent impulse to preach the gospel to the lost. By using Paul’s example to call listeners to prayerful love for fellow believers, active use of spiritual gifts, and bold evangelism. Duncan summarises some practical responses including thanking God...