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Sermon: A Christian Antidote to Turmoil
Read more: Sermon: A Christian Antidote to TurmoilAt times of great uncertainty, it is very interesting to observe human behaviour. In recent days, as we respond to coronavirus (known as COVID-19), there have been instances of hysteria and panic which have resulted in stock-piling certain goods. For those who have reacted in a more measured way, it is difficult to escape an…
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Sermon: Throw off Everything that Hinders
Read more: Sermon: Throw off Everything that HindersRichard Bamford recently gave a great exposition on the life of Samson in a sermon at St Andrew’s Baptist Church. Samson is an interesting Old Testament character – his flaws are obvious and it can be a frustrating read as he seems unable to overcome his weaknesses despite being given such an amazing gift of…
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New Sermon – A Peak Inside The Throne-room
Read more: New Sermon – A Peak Inside The Throne-roomIt can often seem as though the world is spiralling out of control. Our news reports consistently paint a bleak picture of unrelenting chaos with the latest story of disaster being quickly replaced by a new crisis. In recent days, the reports of the devastating bushfires in Australia has only been overshadowed by the killing…
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Sermon: Psalm 143 – A Morning Prayer
Read more: Sermon: Psalm 143 – A Morning PrayerSteve was asked to preach at St Andrew’s Baptist Church on 3rd November. His sermon titled Psalm 143 – A Morning Prayer draws parallels from the crisis David was in to what we experience personally and see in the world around us. The Psalm provides examples of what we can do in times of distress…
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Sermon: The Wheat and the Tares
Read more: Sermon: The Wheat and the TaresJesus often spoke in parables, some of which are still well-known to today’s secular culture, but these parables often carry a very direct and shocking message if taken at face value. Parables can also be difficult to interpret due to the heavy use of imagery and symbolism – however, there are a few occasions where…
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Sermon: Do we follow Paul’s example?
Read more: Sermon: Do we follow Paul’s example?Steve was asked to preach at St Andrew’s Baptist Church on 14th July. His sermon titled Do we follow Paul’s example? looks at a passage in 2 Corinthians 11 where Paul reluctantly boasts on his sufferings. Steve looks at the context of this passage and asks how this can apply to us today. The recording…
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Sermon: The Proverbs 31 Bride – A Call to Readiness
Read more: Sermon: The Proverbs 31 Bride – A Call to ReadinessThe Bible makes frequent references to marriage being a picture of the church’s relationship to Christ – consider two of the most obvious examples below: Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word,…