We are the Church and we want to be a praying Church. How does the whole Bible reveal God’s mercy and love inviting us into a real relationship with Him.
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Justification
Having been converted to Christianity and justified before God eternally, how do we proceed to live out our salvation and grow in holiness. Find out in this sermon from Jeff Moss all about sanctification.
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Authentic Conversion
What does it mean to become a Christian? What are the 5 essentials of conversion? Jeff Moss unpacks from Acts 2 what happens when someone truly converts to following Christ.
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We are the Church: We exist for the Glory of Christ
Consider with us the glory of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour. As a Church we want to live for his glory and gaze at his glory each and every day.
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We are the Church: Devoted to…
What were the early Church devoted to? We desire to be devoted to the same things – the Apostles Teaching, Fellowship, Breaking bread and the prayers.
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Humility & Child-Like Hope
Guest preacher, Tim Blaber, Director of Training at Commission, preached to us about humility and childlikeness in relationship with our Father from Psalm 131.
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We are the Church: Spirit-filled Church
From Acts 2, we see that the early Church were Bible-believing, Gospel-proclaiming and Spirit-filled. Three qualities that we want to be as the Church. Duncan focuses on what it means to be Spirit-filled.
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Covenant & Commitment | Nehemiah 10
The story of Nehemiah isn’t just the story of a return from exile and rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem. It’s also a story of a revival of religion. In chapter 10, this revival involves recommitting...
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The History of the World | Nehemiah 9
In Nehemiah 9, the teachers of the law retell the History of Israel and there is a recurring pattern – God’s faithfulness, human sinfulness and God’s mercy. This cycle of history is repeated throughout Israel’s...
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Revival in Jerusalem | Nehemiah 8
After the wall is completed, God moves in Jerusalem. The people have a revival of hunger for God’s Word, joy in the Lord and obedience to the law in the Old Testament.