Continue in What You Have Learned

19th October 2025
Paul's charge to Timothy, "Continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed," speaks directly to those raised in the faith who may not recall a moment of dramatic conversion. The sacred writings are not merely historical, but God-breathed words able to make us wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. True belief is more than inherited knowledge; it is a living trust born of the Spirit, shaped by the example of godly people, and grounded in the sure authority of Scripture.
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Passage: 2 Timothy 3:14-17
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The Little Apocalypse

5th October 2025
Quick judgments can blind us to fuller truth, whether in life or in reading Scripture. The return of Christ is one such theme where first impressions may give way to deeper understanding as we bring together what is taught in John, Paul's letter to the Thessalonians, and the Gospel accounts. Jesus, who will return as Judge and Saviour, calls believers to trust both in His Word and in His work of redemption. True faith begins in believing His atoning death and continues as the daily trust that He strengthens us to live as His people until He comes again.
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Passage: John 5:19-29, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, Matthew 24:3
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The coming of the Word of the Gospel to call you to become a Christian

28th April 2024
This sermon explores the significance of responding to God's call and forming a personal relationship with Jesus. Through the examples of biblical figures like Samuel and Philip, the message emphasises that true Christianity centres on a direct connection with God through His Word, rather than through church ceremonies or creeds. The sermon invites listeners to acknowledge, recognize and respond to Jesus' call in their own lives, highlighting the transformative power of hearing and accepting the Gospel.
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Passage: Acts 8:36-39, Matthew 19:13-14, Mark 10:13-16, John 18:36
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The Radical Authority of Jesus

11th February 2024
"Can I set you at rest that my aim this morning is not so much to go through the content of all six, but it is rather to see something about Jesus' method of delivery, and about the issue of authority, whether or not there's a place for tradition. And so to talk this morning about whether you're traditional, whether you're a conservative, whether you're someone who's a radical."
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Passage: Mark 1:22; Matthew 7:28-29, 5:21
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