Preached on Sunday 30thJanuary 2022 by Dave Brennan
A one-off sermon by Dave Brennan from Brephos
Sermon Notes:
What does God think about abortion? Luke 10:25-37
1. Who is my neighbour?
When does life begin? What makes us valuable?
2. What is happening to my neighbour?
What takes place during an abortion?
3. What must I do for my neighbour?
What does a truly Christlike response to abortion look like?
Preached on Sunday 23rd January 2022 by Rob Cardew
The second sermon in an occasional series on the book of James: No Direction Home
Sermon Notes:
1. The steadfast under trial know it’s joy for the soul
2. The steadfast under trial trust God’s gracious wisdom
3. The steadfast under trial fall deeper in love with God
Preached on Sunday 16th January 2022 by Rob Cardew
The first sermon in an occasional series on the book of James: No Direction Home
Sermon Notes:
1. God’s people live as exiles from their true home
2. God’s truth is wild, so we are prone to wander
3. God’s forgiveness awaits those who return
Preached on Sunday 2nd January 2022 by Matthew Baines
A one-off sermon
Sermon Notes:
1. Participation
2. Three pitfalls:
• Paganism
• Pantheism
• Pelagianism
3. Payoff
Preached on Sunday 2nd January 2022 by Peter Dickson
A one-off sermon
Preached on Sunday 26th December 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor
A one-off sermon for Boxing Day
Sermon Notes:
God in the manger: the smallest of temples
Worth less than nothing in our earthly eyes (v1-3)
Worth more than all our earthly treasure (v4-9)
Preached on Sunday 19th December 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor
A one-off talk from our service of Lessons & Carols, from Matthew 1:21
Sermon Notes:
A weary world: humanity longs for rest and rejoicing
A Suffering Saviour: Jesus was born to shoulder your burden
…So come, and Rest Merrily with us!
Preached on Sunday 12th December 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The seventh in a series of seven sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Prayer changes us…
(…but should we be praying this bit?)
1. Prayer argues:
We pray because we delight in our Father
2. Prayer praises:
We delight in our Father as we pray
3. Prayer trusts:
The more we delight, the more we’re encouraged to pray