This sermon proclaims how precious a sacrament the Lord’s Supper is to all God’s children until Jesus returns. Every time we partake together in eating the bread and drinking the wine we are spiritually feasting on Jesus’ body & blood. Through the Holy Spirit that dwells inside of every believer we are mysteriously and meaningfully...
Sermon Tag: Forgiveness
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Total Forgiveness | Genesis 45:1-10
This sermon encourages us to receive God’s forgiveness fully today! To move on from carrying around our shame and guilt of not being good enough. Instead, laying down these thoughts at the cross fully accepting the freedom Jesus has won for us and living in this truth. It also encourages us to fully forgive ourselves....
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Prayers of Faith | Matthew 21 v 18-46
We were encouraged to have the faith to pray big prayers because we pray to a God who can do the impossible! This is evidence in how Jesus curses the tree in this passage. This faith is God given and originates from him bearing fruit in our lives. We were also challenged to confess times...
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The Journey Home | Part 5
In part 5 of this series Jeff spoke to us about the judgement day that awaits us all. This day answers the innate cry for justice within us either on the shoulders of Jesus or in eternal judgement. It allows us to forgive others because God the righteous judge has forgiven us and will judge...
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The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant | Matthew 18:21-35
Our God is gloriously and wonderfully merciful, so Christians should also be gracious and forgiving. This is what Jesus teaches his disciples in Matthew 18.
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Words That Wound | Proverbs 12:18
Jeff preaches on the power of words to hurt and to heal from Proverbs 12:18.
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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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The Case of the Sin of Judah – Isaiah 1
The book of Isaiah begins with a court room scene – “The Case of the Sin of Judah”. God, the first and only witness, brings his case against Judah, highlighting all the evil and sin they have committed. He uses multiple images to help explain just how sinful they have been. But, as we are...
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