Spreading God's Good News
Sermons on Faith (Page 2)
Romans chapter 8 is considered by some to be the high-ground of the New Testament. The Apostle Paul begins the chapter by stating that there is no possibility of condemnation for those who are in Christ, and ends the chapter by asserting that there is no possibility of separation from Him either! This should fill the hearts […]
In this study, pastor Aaron Evans (Disciples Church, Leatherhead), takes us through a verse-by-verse exposition of Romans chapter 6. What does it mean to be buried with Christ? How sould someone who has given their life to Christ now live? Some have tried to argue that we should continue living in sin that God’s grace may […]
In this study we continue our verse-by-verse study of Romans chapter 1. In this chapter Paul addresses the plight of the immoral / pagan man who has willfully rejected God, chosen to worship creation rather than the Creator, and reaped the consequences of wanting to do it ‘my way’! May you be blessed and encouraged […]
As we conclude our mini-series, pastor Barry looks at what the Bible says about blessings. Jesus said that He came to give us an abundant life, but how can we experience it amidst the stresses and pressures of life? Throughout the book of Psalms we are repeatedly told that there are blessings we can have, but they are […]
As we continue our mini-series, pastor Barry looks at what the Bible says about blessings. Jesus said that He came to give us an abundant life, but how can we experience it amidst the stresses and pressures of life? Throughout the book of Psalms we are repeatedly told that there are blessings we can have, but they are […]
This is our first study in our verse-by-verse journey through 2nd Corinthains. Have you ever been discouraged by the constant trials? In this letter, Paul pours his heart out to the saints in Corinth and teaches them that the sufferings and tribulations we so often experience are used by God to demonstrate His comfort to […]
Sir Edward Clarke once said: “As a lawyer I have made a prolonged study of the evidence for the events of the first Easter Day. To me the evidence is conclusive, and over and over again in the High Court I have secured the verdict on evidence not nearly so compelling. Inference follows on evidence, […]