Hebrews 13:1-16 paints a picture of the ‘sacrifices’ of living a Christian life motored by Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice of love for us
Category Archives: Sermons
Unshaken – people of the mountain of joy (Hebrews 12:18-29)
There are many things in life that are uncertain but the writer wants their listeners to know with certainty how ‘the mountain of joy’ is unshaken.
Run with Perseverance (Hebrews 11:29-12:2)
The Christian life is often compared to running a race. But how are we to run that race in order to claim the prize that God offers to all who finish?
Heroes of Faith (Hebrews 11:1-6)
What super power do we need to persevere as Christians, even when there is pressure to give up? Faith! This was the super power of the heroes of the Old Testament according to the writer of Hebrews.
Draw near to God (Hebrews 10:18-25)
Jesus has brought about a massive change. The Old Testament has been fulfilled in his once and for all sacrifice. But how are we to respond? Bruce Stokes gives some insights from Hebrews in this sermon…
Wisdom and Wealth (Proverbs 28:6,8,11,19-22; 30:7-9)
What is better, to be rich or poor?
Wisdom in relationships – Proverbs 27:5-18
The book of proverbs has advice on wise living and today we have looked at what wisdom looks like in choosing and investing in Jesus focussed relationships that encourage us in our journey of faith
A Wise Tongue (Proverbs 26:4-7, 17-28)
Is the internet a good thing or a bad thing? The internet is communication on supercharge, but just as face to face speech can be used for good or bad so can the internet. What we need is wisdom to speak for good in both face to face relationships and online. God’s wisdom in Proverbs can help us with this.
A Heart for Wisdom (Proverbs 23:12-25)
Proverbs are written to help form a wise character. In this talk we consider two things to embrace and two things to avoid as we seek a wise character formation.
Wisdom – A Choice (Proverbs 10)
We are bombarded with pithy little sayings put together by advertising agencies that want to make us better consumers. Isn’t it better to listen to pithy little sayings written to make us better people? That’s where Proverbs comes in…