Preached on Sunday 2nd November 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The ixth in a series of sermons in Luke's gospel.
Salvation is Seen (v.1-6)
Repentance Must be Real (v.7-14)
Repentance Must be Proclaimed (v.15-20)
Luke: Certainty in Christ 5. Seeing Salvation (Luke 2:22-52)
Preached on Sunday 26th October 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The fifth in a series of sermons in Luke's gospel.
Waiting for the Saviour (v.22-39)
The Work of the Saviour (v.40-52)
Luke: Certainty in Christ 4. The song of Peace (Luke 2:1-21)
Preached on Sunday 19th October 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The fourth in a series of sermons in Luke's gospel.
The King of Humility (v1-7)
The King of Peace (v8-14)
The King of Those who Treasure Him (v15-21)
Luke: Certainty in Christ 3. The Dawning of God's Tender Salvation
Preached on Sunday 21st September 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The third in a series of sermons in Luke’s Gospel.
Good News for the Humble (vv 39-56)
Good News for the Weary (vv 57-80)
Luke: Certainty in Christ 2. The Pitter Patter of God's Tender Salvation
Preached on Sunday 14th September 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The second in a series of sermons in Luke’s Gospel.
Good News for the Doubting (vv5-25)
Good News for the Devoted (vv26-38)
Luke: Certainty in Christ 1. Letter to a Friend (Luke 1:1-4)
Preached on Sunday 7th September 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. The first in a series of sermons in Luke’s Gospel.
His Gospel is Trustworthy
His Gospel is Persuasive
His Gospel gives Certainty in:
Christ’s Identity
Christ’s Ministry
Christ’s Mission
The Priorities of Following Jesus (Luke 10:38-42)
Preached on Sunday 6th July 2025 by Stephen Ballingall, our minister. A one-off sermon.
Hearing the Son
Service which Lessens Relationship
One Thing is Necessary: Sit at Christ’s Feet
Two Assurances:
1. Christ’s Word Belongs to all who sit at His Feet
2. Christ’s Word Lasts Forever
Who is this? And do I know him? (Luke 8:40-56)
Preached on Sunday 25th May 2025 by Gavin McGrath, a member of our congregation. A one-off sermon.
Jesus reveals astonishing authority
over frightening nature (vv. 22-25)
Over demonic powers (vv. 26-29)
Over a tragic death - Jairus’ daughter
Over a debilitating illness - the bleeding woman
Reflection: But who is this? Do I know his authority?
2.Jesus shows a wonderful willingness
Willing to tolerate indifference (v. 37)
Willing to be interrupted by need (vv. 41, 43-46, 49)
Willing to embrace human limitation (v. 45)
Willing to be mocked and derided (v. 53)
Reflection: But who is this? Do I know his willingness?3. Jesus displays compassionate care
He responds to urgent need (v. 42)
He calls the woman “daughter” (v. 48)
He protects from shame (v. 47)
He brings healing and peace (v. 48)
He replaces fear with faith v(v. 49-50)
He avoids public spectacle (v. 51)
He gently takes her by the hand (v. 54)
He affectionately calls her “my child” (v. 54)
He cares completely (vv. 55-56)
Reflection: But who is this? Do I know his care?