Brian, who along with Jenni worked with us on an excellent children’s mission, returned to speak at our Youth Service. With readings from Isaiah 40, Brian challenged us all to live lives that boldly stand out for the Lord Jesus Christ. Brian and Jenni work with the youth and children’s ministry called MAD (Making A […]
Jonathan Parkinson from the Leeds based ministry ‘Caring for Life’, preaches from Matthew 25, on the theme of serving Christ, by serving like Christ. More information can be found at http://www.caringforlife.co.uk. Why not click on the ‘Play Video’ link, and get a taste of what goes on at CfL.
From Genesis 3, James 1 and Hebrews 13, Phil shows us that while everything else around us changes, we have a Saviour, Jesus Christ, who is ‘The same; Yesterday, Today, and Forever’
Noel, one of our church members, and former Pastor of Ayr Baptist Church, preaches from Ephesians 1 v. 1-14. His message reminds us of our standing in Christ, and calls us to live life “To the praise of His glory”
Continuing in our series is Isaiah, this message from Isaiah 26 reminds us that God has provided a strong city, and a right path for his people. He alone can rescue them, and he alone can rescue us. (Part 2 – ‘He alone can save’, follows on Sunday 13th October, God Willing)
In this message from Mark 4 and 5, we first see Jesus calm a storm, then bring deliverance to a demon-possessed man. Peace and calm are the result in both, but those witnessing the events are terrified of Christ’s power, and the yet amazed by the testimony of a transformed life.
Chapter 25 begins with an affirmation of God’s faithfulness, and proceeds to proclaim God’s saving plan and power.
In this message in our ‘What Did (and Does) Jesus Do’ series (WDJD), we look at the miracle of giving sight to the blind. We see from John 9 how Jesus brings sight both physically and spiritually to a man born blind, while at the same time we see the growing darkness and blindness of the […]
Returning to our studies in Isaiah, under the overall theme of “I saw the Lord”, we find ourselves at Chapter 24, beginning a portion of the book sometimes called ‘ Isaiah’s Apocalypse’. In these verses, Isaiah looks far into the future, proclaiming the momentous event of Christ’s glorious return.
This evening, Rev. Bill Hughes preached from John 19, on the burial of Jesus