Pilgrim or Pilgrimage – Psalm 84 / John 4 (05/07/2015 – AM)
This message looks at the Christian life as a pilgrim journey; not an occasional ‘mountain-top’ experience, but a daily knowing God’s presence with us, as we press on in Christ.
This message looks at the Christian life as a pilgrim journey; not an occasional ‘mountain-top’ experience, but a daily knowing God’s presence with us, as we press on in Christ.
In this message, we find Mary Magdalene encounter the risen Lord Jesus Christ, as recorded in John 20. Referring to 1 Corinthians 15, we see how central the bodily resurrection of Christ is to our faith and hope.
As many of us look forward to a summer break, we hope to find our ‘oasis’ from the stresses and strains of life. God has provided such an oasis – His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Continuing our series looking at questions Jesus asked, we come to John 11 v. 17-44. Here, Jesus declares himself to be ‘The Resurrection and the Life’, then asks the question “Do you believe this?”
This recording is from our Family Service, telling the story of ‘The Lost Son’ from Luke 15 v. 11-24
Continuing in our series of ‘Questions Jesus asked, we come to John 8 v. 42 – 47, where Jesus asks a question which reflects his perfect sinless nature.
This message, from John 10, is preached in the context of a Baptismal Service. Any church members or friends requesting a complete recording of the whole service, should speak to the pastor.
This message, from Psalm 23, is preached in the context of a Communion service.
This message, the fourth in our series from Philippians, looks at what it means to work out our salvation, and is an exposition of Philippians 2 v. 12-30.
This message, another in our “Questions Jesus asked” series, begins with Jesus words regarding his body and blood as ‘real’ food, and moved on to asking the disciples if they were going to leave Him too. The passage ends with Peter’s wonderful affirmation “You have the words of eternal life!”