Date: 3 May 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: Life often leads us to question why bad things happen to good people. As we explore Job’s story, we uncover the profound truth that suffering isn’t always a result of our actions or lack of faith. Instead, true faith means holding onto God, even in our darkest moments, not for what we can gain, but simply because He is God. This week, we reflect on what it truly means to serve Him unconditionally.

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Date: 3 May 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon on Ephesians, we explore the incredible story of God’s purpose for humanity, emphasizing our unity in Christ. Paul reminds us that, through Jesus, barriers are broken and all believers—regardless of background—are brought together as one family. This is not just a spiritual truth; it shapes how we interact and live in community, reflecting God’s love and grace in our everyday lives.

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Date: 26 April 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: A heartfelt story unfolds this week as we hear about Riley’s transformative encounter with Jesus, leading her from struggles with anxiety and self-worth to a renewed faith. In John 2, Jesus’ first miracle at a wedding in Cana reveals His mission: to bring joy and purpose to our lives. Join us as we explore how Jesus not only addresses our deepest needs but also invites us to experience the joy that comes from knowing Him.

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Date: 26 April 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: Reflecting on our past, we often see a grim picture of brokenness and sin. Yet, the transformational message from Ephesians reminds us that despite our chaotic history, God’s grace rewrites our identity. We are now His masterpieces, crafted for good works, not through our efforts but through His love and mercy. Embrace this profound change and live out the beauty of grace in your everyday life.

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Date: 19 April 2026

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Elijah’s showdown on Mount Carmel reveals a powerful truth: when faced with competing loyalties, we must choose where we stand. Just as the Israelites wavered between Baal and God, we often find ourselves caught between worldly desires and our faith. Today, we are reminded that victory belongs to God and that our commitment to Him empowers us to overcome life’s challenges. Trusting in Christ assures us that we are on the winning side.

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Date: 19 April 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: In Ephesians 1, we explore the profound truth that Christ is Lord over all, a reminder of His ultimate authority and presence in our lives. This understanding invites us to reflect on our identity as His body, living in faith and love. As we navigate challenges and uncertainties, let’s pray for a deeper awareness of His reign and allow His love to shape how we interact with one another and the world around us.

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Date: 12 April 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: Feeling trapped is a reality for many, whether it’s poverty, oppressive situations, or internal struggles. In the story of Elijah and the widow, we see how God meets us in our desperation, offering hope and provision even when circumstances seem bleak. This encounter reminds us that faith often begins in uncertainty, and by trusting God, we can find sustenance for our souls, transforming our hopelessness into hope.

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Date: 12 April 2026

Speaker: Josh Hooker

Summary: Ephesians 1 reveals a profound shift in our perspective: once self-centered, we now see that God is at the center of our lives. Through Jesus, we’ve been chosen, adopted, redeemed, and sealed by the Holy Spirit, affirming our identity and future in God’s family. This passage invites us to celebrate the incredible grace that transforms our everyday existence and unites us in purpose.

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Date: 5 April 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Many of us have moments when we feel like we’ve blown our chances and are beyond redemption. In John 21, we see Jesus reach out to Peter, who felt disqualified after denying Him. Rather than shunning Peter, Jesus offers him a second chance, reminding us that no failure is too great for His grace. This message of hope invites us to embrace our own fresh starts, regardless of our past.

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Date: 3 April 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Reflecting on the crucifixion of Jesus, we encounter a powerful reminder of how people respond to His death—some with ridicule, others with indifference, and a few with faith. The story of the second thief shows that even in our lowest moments, we can find hope and acceptance through Jesus. His message is clear: no matter our past, we are welcomed into His kingdom simply by trusting in Him.

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Date: 29 March 2026

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Olga’s journey from atheism to faith in Jesus reveals the profound impact of personal encounters with God. As she navigated her skepticism and cultural expectations, she discovered that true spirituality isn’t merely about tradition but about a transformative relationship with Christ. This story encourages us to seek a deeper understanding of Jesus, who invites us to surrender our lives and experience the abundant life he offers. Monty then takes us through the story of Lazarus being raised for the dead to show another similarly life changing encounter with Jesus.

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Date: 29 March 2026

Speaker: Laura Grant

Summary: As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we reflect on Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, where he was welcomed with excitement and shouts of “Hosanna.” But beneath the cheers, the people had questions about who he truly was. Jesus came not as a warrior king, but as a humble savior, showing us that true love often looks different than we expect. This week, let’s consider how His greatest act of love—dying for us—offers forgiveness and hope for everyone.

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Date: 22 March 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: The sermon explores how history, both biblical and personal, is shaped by the actions and choices of individuals. It emphasizes that our legacies are defined not by worldly success, but by our faithfulness to God. As we evaluate our lives, we are reminded that true leadership and influence come from serving the Lord, and that our stories can be rewritten through our relationship with Jesus, offering hope and transformation.

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Date: 22 March 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jesus confronts the hypocrisy of religious leaders in Matthew 23, revealing how they resist God’s kingdom while appearing righteous. His critique serves as a reminder for all of us, especially those in leadership roles, to ensure our actions align with our words. Ultimately, Jesus’ love shines through his unwavering commitment to reach out to the lost, urging us to follow him as our true leader, rather than flawed human examples.

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Date: 15 March 2026

Speaker: Andrew Gill

Summary: In today’s message, we explore how Jesus began his mission with ordinary people in everyday places, like Andrew and Philip, who simply invited others to meet Him. This demonstrates that sharing our faith doesn’t require perfection or expertise; it’s about enthusiasm and authenticity. As we discover what we’ve found in Christ, we are called to share that joy with those around us, encouraging them to “come and see.”

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Date: 15 March 2026

Speaker: Rick Hill

Summary: The sermon highlights how God’s mission invites us to join in His work across Ireland and beyond. Drawing from the early church’s experiences in Acts, we see that mission often leads us to unexpected places and people, reminding us that God is already at work in their lives. By embracing this call, we can breathe new life into our communities and share the joy of the gospel with those around us.

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Date: 8 March 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Disappointment in leadership is a common experience, and the story of Jeroboam in 1 Kings highlights this reality. Rather than trusting God, Jeroboam chose convenience over faith, leading his people into a form of worship that suited him. This serves as a reminder for us today: true worship must align with God’s will, not our own desires, urging us to seek genuine faith over comfortable alternatives.

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Date: 8 March 2026

Speaker: Josh Hooker

Summary: In a tense moment in Jerusalem, Jesus faces challenging questions about authority, law, and identity. His responses reveal that the essence of our faith is rooted in love: love for God and love for our neighbors. As we navigate our daily lives, we’re called to reflect on how we embody this love, trusting that our King reigns over every aspect of our lives, bringing hope even in uncertainty.

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Date: 1 March 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In 1 Kings 12, we witness the division of Israel and the rise of Rehoboam, Solomon’s son, who fails to heed wise counsel, leading to discontent among the people. This story reminds us that while human leaders may disappoint, God’s sovereignty prevails through chaos. Ultimately, it points us to Jesus, our true King, who invites us to find rest and service in His gentle leadership, contrasting sharply with the burdens of earthly rulers.

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Date: 1 March 2026

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Jesus faced challenging questions about taxes and marriage, which reveal deeper truths about our loyalties. He emphasizes that while we navigate earthly systems, our ultimate allegiance belongs to God. The assurance of a transformed existence beyond this life encourages us to cherish our relationships and look forward to the perfect communion awaiting us in heaven. Let’s reflect on where we place our loyalty today.

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Date: 22 February 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the transformative encounters Jesus had with both an outcast and an insider, revealing a profound truth: everyone, regardless of their background, is in need of salvation. Through these stories, we see that true satisfaction and life come not from our achievements or social status, but from a relationship with Jesus. No matter where we stand, His grace is available to all who seek it.

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Date: 15 February 2026

Speaker: Josh Hooker

Summary: History can shift dramatically over seemingly minor events, much like the unexpected twists in 1 Kings 11. Solomon’s gradual drift from God, marked by disobedience and idolatry, led to the division of Israel and the rise of adversaries against him. This serves as a timely reminder for us today: our choices matter, and prioritizing our relationship with God is crucial for a faithful life.

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Date: 15 February 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As Jesus journeys toward his crucifixion, he confronts questions of authority, revealing a deeper truth about obedience and our relationship with God. The religious leaders, fixated on their own power, fail to recognize the authority of Jesus and the call to repent. This passage invites us to reflect on our own lives: do we resist his authority, or do we choose to submit and embrace the transformative love he offers?

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Date: 8 February 2026

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Navigating the complexities of our hearts can often leave us feeling torn between devotion to God and the distractions of life. Reflecting on Solomon’s journey, we see that a divided heart—one that tries to balance competing priorities—can lead us away from true fulfillment. Instead of aiming for a divided heart, we’re invited to embrace the healing power of a broken heart, which God promises to restore and renew, guiding us back to undivided devotion.

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Date: 8 February 2026

Speaker: Annes Nel

Summary: What does it mean to truly follow Jesus in a world filled with divisions? This week, we explore Matthew’s account of Jesus entering Jerusalem, where He challenges the norms and exposes the heart of faith. The King’s arrival redefines God’s people as inclusive and calls us to integrity in our worship. As we reflect on who we might be excluding, we’re invited into a transformative relationship with God that impacts our lives and those around us.

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Date: 1 February 2026

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Drifting in our faith can be subtle, just like a calm sea that pulls us away without notice. This sermon reflects on Solomon’s journey, highlighting how even wisdom can falter when our hearts stray from God. As we navigate life’s distractions, it’s essential to realign our commitment to Christ, reminding us that true fulfillment and wisdom come from a genuine relationship with Him.

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Date: 1 February 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As Jesus makes his way to Jerusalem, he encounters two blind men in Jericho who refuse to be silenced by the crowd. Their bold cries for mercy reveal a faith that sees beyond their physical blindness, leading to not just healing but a new life as followers of Christ. This story invites us to reflect on our own spiritual sight—are we settling for scraps, or are we ready to ask Jesus for true transformation in our lives?

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Date: 25 January 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this heartfelt discussion, Mark shares his journey from skepticism to faith, sparked by personal loss and the gentle nudges of God. As he recounts his experience with the Alpha course and the profound impact of communal prayer, we learn that faith can be reignited, even in the most unlikely circumstances. This story reminds us that it’s never too late to seek answers and reconnect with the divine.

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Date: 25 January 2026

Speaker: David Eastwood

Summary: Teaching can be frustrating, especially when the learner seems resistant. In Matthew 20, Jesus attempts to clarify His mission to His disciples, contrasting their expectations of glory with the reality of His impending suffering and sacrifice. This passage challenges us to reconsider our own desires for status and recognition, inviting us to embrace humility and service as true hallmarks of faith in God’s kingdom.

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Date: 18 January 2026

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Solomon’s reign marked a time of immense prosperity, highlighted by the construction of a magnificent temple, a home for the Ark of the Covenant. This passage reminds us that while grand buildings can inspire reverence, God is more concerned with the hearts of His people. Our worship and lives should reflect His glory and love, showing that we are the living temples of the Holy Spirit, called to honour Him in all we do.

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Date: 18 January 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The parable in Matthew 20 challenges our understanding of grace, revealing how God’s generosity often defies human expectations. As we reflect on the vineyard owner who hires workers at various hours, we’re invited to consider our own responses to grace—are we amazed or annoyed? In our everyday lives, this story encourages us to embrace humility and celebrate the equal worth of all, regardless of when they come to faith.

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Date: 11 January 2026

Speaker: David Eastwood

Summary: In the story of Solomon’s reign, we see a kingdom that sparkled with promise yet fell short of true glory. While Solomon was endowed with wisdom, his failures remind us that even the best human leaders can disappoint. This passage encourages us to seek not just wise governance in our world but also to long for the eternal kingdom where we can truly dwell in God’s presence, free from sin and filled with peace.

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Date: 11 January 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Edwin Castro’s story of winning the Powerball lottery may seem like the ultimate dream, but it raises important questions about what truly gives life meaning. In this sermon, we explore a rich man’s encounter with Jesus, revealing the misconception that wealth leads to fulfillment. Jesus invites us to reconsider our priorities, showing that true life is found not in riches but in following Him.

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Date: 4 January 2026

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: As we begin a new year, the story of Solomon’s ascent to the throne reminds us of the importance of seeking wisdom over worldly desires. When given a blank check from God, Solomon chose discernment, setting a powerful example for us. In this season of resolutions, let’s ask ourselves: Are we striving to know God more deeply and to please Him in our daily lives?

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Date: 4 January 2026

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we journey through Matthew’s Gospel, we see Jesus moving toward his ultimate purpose in Jerusalem, demonstrating profound compassion even as he faces the cross. In today’s passage, he emphasizes that God’s love extends to the marginalized—children and the vulnerable—calling us to reflect that same love in our relationships. Amid discussions on faithfulness and commitment, we learn that God’s unfailing love for us remains constant, despite our shortcomings.

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Date: 28 December 2025

Speaker: Terry Laverty

Summary: As we reflect on the past year, many of us feel the weight of unmet aspirations and struggles. In this message, we explore the idea that true transformation begins when we acknowledge our limitations and invite God into our brokenness. Like the Apostle Paul, we often find ourselves in a battle against our shortcomings, but it’s in this surrender that Jesus offers us a fresh start and the hope of abundant life.

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Date: 25 December 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The John Lewis Christmas advert for 2025.

The Christmas story invites us to reflect on our deepest longing for connection and belonging. Just as a recent advert captures the distance between a father and son, the message of Jesus reminds us that we are not meant to live as orphans. This season, consider how the gift of Jesus offers a way back to our Father, restoring relationship and hope in our lives.

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Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In the midst of our ongoing struggles, this message reminds us that Christmas is fundamentally about life—specifically, the life that Jesus offers. As we reflect on the challenges we’ve faced, it’s a poignant time to consider how embracing faith can lead us from a place of despair to one of hope and fullness. The invitation is clear: this season could be your moment to reconnect with the life that Christ came to give.

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Date: 21 December 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Micah’s message speaks to us in times of crisis, reminding us that true hope emerges from unexpected places, just like Bethlehem. Amid our weariness and burdens, we’re encouraged to find strength not in our own efforts but in the promise of a peace-bringing king. As we reflect on the significance of this message, we can embrace our role as sources of refreshment and hope in a world that desperately needs it.

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Date: 14 December 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this final message from Ephesians, we explore the reality of spiritual warfare and the critical role of prayer in equipping us to stand firm against challenges. Prayer isn’t just another piece of armor; it’s the lifeblood of our spiritual battle, empowering us to seek God’s presence and support one another. As we face our own struggles, let’s commit to praying for each other and remain alert, persevering in faith together.

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Date: 14 December 2025

Speaker: Tom Gourley

Summary: For our all age Christmas service, we look at Paul’s final letter to Timothy. In it, he emphasises the core of the Christian message: Jesus’ resurrection and his royal lineage from David. This isn’t just ancient history; it speaks to our present reality, showing that Jesus came to bridge the gap between us and God. The true joy of Christmas lies in understanding that through Jesus, our sins are forgiven, offering us a lasting relationship with the King whose throne endures forever.

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Date: 7 December 2025

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: In tonight’s message, we explore the significance of the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, as our only offensive weapon in the spiritual battle we face daily. Understanding how to wield this weapon effectively is crucial; it not only protects us but empowers us to push back against the enemy. As we learn to engage with Scripture, we find the strength to confront life’s challenges with confidence, knowing that victory is assured through Christ.

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Date: 7 December 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we wrap up our series on Jacob, we find a powerful story of transformation and grace. Jacob’s journey home symbolizes not just his reconciliation with family, but also a deeper change within him. Despite his past missteps, God’s unwavering love reminds us that redemption is possible for all of us, encouraging us to reflect on our own lives and the grace we can extend to others.

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Date: 30 November 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: In a time when God’s voice was rare, young Samuel learned to listen and respond to the Lord’s call. His story reminds us that amidst the noise of our lives, there are voices worth heeding. In our Advent service, as we navigate our own fears and uncertainties, embracing the invitation to listen can lead us from anxiety to profound joy, especially as we prepare for the celebration of Christ’s coming among us.

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Date: 30 November 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jacob’s journey home brings him face-to-face with his past and the brother he wronged, Esau. As he approaches, he’s filled with fear, but instead of hostility, he receives unexpected grace and acceptance. This powerful moment reflects how God welcomes us back, reminding us that no matter our past, we can find hope and reconciliation in Him. Are you ready to experience that grace in your own life?

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Date: 23 November 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: In Ephesians 6, Paul reminds us of the spiritual battle we face and the importance of wearing the helmet of salvation. This helmet symbolizes not just our past salvation through Christ’s sacrifice, but also the protection and hope we need daily in a challenging world. As we navigate life’s struggles, we can find strength and assurance in God’s grace and the promise of future glory.

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Date: 23 November 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jacob’s journey reveals a powerful truth about transformation and the search for true blessing. As he wrestles with God, he learns that lasting change comes not from his own efforts but from a personal relationship with the divine. This story invites us to reflect on where we seek our worth and belonging, urging us to embrace the blessing of knowing we are loved by our Heavenly Father.

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Date: 16 November 2025

Speaker: Annes Nil

Summary: In Ephesians, Paul urges us to take up the shield of faith, likening it to a soldier’s armor that protects us from life’s battles. This faith isn’t just a personal strength; it’s a divine gift that reminds us we’re not alone in our struggles. When we stand together as a community, we can extinguish the doubts and temptations that threaten our peace, drawing strength from God’s promises and each other.

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Date: 16 November 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Navigating complex relationships can be daunting, as seen in Jacob’s story with Laban. Despite deceit and tension, God’s providence shines through, reminding us that even in our struggles, we are not alone. Like Jacob, we too can emerge from our challenges stronger and more aware of our dependence on God. This journey invites us to confront our shortcomings with humility and faith.

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Date: 9 November 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Strengthening ourselves in the Lord is essential as we navigate life’s spiritual battles. This sermon explores the armor of God, particularly the breastplate of righteousness and the readiness of the gospel of peace. We learn that our true protection comes from God’s righteousness and that the gospel equips us to stand firm and share His message, fostering peace in our lives and relationships.

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Date: 9 November 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Life often presents busy seasons that can challenge our faith. Through the story of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel, we see how God can be at work even in the chaos of family and career. As we navigate our own responsibilities, we’re invited to recognize that growth in faith can happen anywhere, transforming our ordinary moments into opportunities for connection with God.

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Date: 2 November 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Jacob’s journey from Bethel unfolds a powerful reminder of God’s promise and presence in our lives, even in the midst of turmoil. As he navigates deceit and heartache, we see how our choices can ripple through our relationships, but God’s faithfulness remains constant. No matter your circumstances, trust that God is with you, guiding you towards redemption and hope.

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Date: 26 October 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Ephesians 6, Paul reminds us that our strength comes from God, especially when facing spiritual battles. He emphasizes the importance of donning the full armor of God, starting with the belt of truth, which helps us stay grounded and prepared. Engaging with God’s truth not only equips us to resist deceit but also transforms us into sincere, honest individuals, ready to stand firm in our faith.

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Date: 26 October 2025

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Dean Weaver

Summary: Guest speaker from the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in America Dean Weaver joins us this Sunday Morning. The church faces a discipleship crisis, and it’s time to rethink how we engage with Jesus. Instead of solely relying on programs, we are called to cultivate a deeper relationship with Him in our daily lives. Discipleship means being with Jesus, learning from Him, and actively sharing His love and teachings with others. How can we embody His presence in our everyday interactions?

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Date: 19 October 2025

Speaker: Josh Hooker

Summary: The message of the cross often seems foolish to the world, yet it holds the profound wisdom and power of God. Paul reminds us that God chooses the weak and the humble to reveal His strength and grace. In our everyday lives, we can find true worth and purpose not in status or achievements, but in our relationship with Christ, who transforms us through His sacrifice.

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Date: 19 October 2025

Speaker: David Eastwood

Summary: This Sunday, David Eastwood is sharing with us during their time home from Taiwan, serving with OMF. Exploring the creation mandate in Genesis reveals our fundamental purpose: to glorify God through our relationships and stewardship of the earth. As we reflect on Jesus’ Great Commission, we see that this call to make disciples is not just for missionaries, but for all of us. Engaging with our communities and sharing the message of Christ is how we fulfill our divine design and find true fulfillment in life.

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Date: 12 October 2025

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: Life is a struggle, and the Apostle Paul reminds us in Ephesians that every believer is engaged in a spiritual battle against powerful and unseen forces. Understanding this struggle is crucial; it empowers us to stand firm and resist the enemy’s schemes. Join us as we explore how to don the armor of God, ensuring we are equipped to face life’s challenges with faith and resilience.

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Date: 12 October 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jacob’s journey from home to Haran marks a significant turning point in his life, filled with uncertainty and fear. As he travels, God meets him in an unexpected moment, revealing a dream of a ladder connecting heaven and earth—a reminder that divine grace is always present, even in our struggles. For those facing new chapters in life, this passage encourages us to open our hearts to God, trusting that He is with us every step of the way.

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Date: 28 September 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Understanding the reality of spiritual warfare is essential for our daily lives. As we explore Ephesians 6, we see that the devil is not just a concept but a real adversary with cunning strategies that target our weaknesses. By wearing the armor of God and relying on Scripture, we can stand firm against these temptations and find strength in community, knowing that victory has already been won through Christ.

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Date: 28 September 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Genesis 27, we witness a family’s deep dysfunction marked by favoritism, deceit, and spiritual blindness. Each character’s sin illustrates the consequences of turning away from God’s promises, resulting in heartbreak and estrangement. Yet, amidst the chaos, God’s unwavering commitment to bless Jacob reveals a profound truth: our shortcomings do not disqualify us from His grace, reminding us that through faith in Christ, we too are heirs of this promise.

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Date: 21 September 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: This autumn, we’re diving deep into just a few verses from Ephesians, focusing on the concept of spiritual warfare and the reality of our enemy. Paul urges us to be strong in the Lord, emphasizing that our strength comes not from ourselves but from our relationship with God. As we explore the Armor of God, we’ll discover how to navigate life’s challenges with His mighty power, transforming our struggles into opportunities for growth.

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Date: 21 September 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Genesis 25, we explore how God transforms ordinary lives, as seen in the story of Jacob. Through Isaac’s long wait and prayer for children, we learn that God’s grace often operates in the mundane moments of life. Even flawed characters like Jacob and Esau remind us that it’s not our perfection but our hunger for God’s blessing that matters. Embrace your everyday struggles as opportunities for God’s grace to work in you.

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Date: 14 September 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Psalm 96 invites us to gain a fresh perspective on worship, creation, and the nations. In a world filled with uncertainty and noise, this passage reminds us that true worship is about declaring God’s glory and salvation to all people. As we engage with the brokenness around us, we’re called to embody hope and justice, proclaiming the good news that the Lord reigns, both now and in the future.

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Date: 14 September 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: As we wrap up our series on the commandments, we explore the tenth commandment, which warns against covetousness. This inner desire to want what others have can lead us to actions that harm relationships and violate God’s laws. By understanding that true contentment comes from valuing what we have and serving others, we can guard our hearts against the emptiness that greed brings.

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Date: 7 September 2025

Speaker: Niall Lockhart

Summary: David’s words in Psalm 11 remind us of the importance of finding our refuge in God, especially when life feels chaotic and foundations seem to crumble. In a world filled with uncertainty and shifting values, we can choose to respond with faith rather than fear. By looking to God, we can navigate our challenges with hope and purpose, making a lasting impact on those around us.

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Date: 7 September 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the ninth commandment, we learn that honesty isn’t just a rule to follow but a fundamental aspect of healthy relationships and society. Lying often stems from our fear of being seen as we truly are, yet embracing truth can lead to freedom and trust. As we reflect on God’s grace, we’re reminded that living in the light transforms us into authentic people who reflect His character.

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Date: 31 August 2025

Speaker: Neil Kennedy

Summary: Exploring the eighth commandment, we delve into the simple yet profound truth that stealing is fundamentally wrong. This commandment not only warns against taking from others but also challenges us to reflect on how we manage what we’ve been given. As stewards of God’s blessings, we are called to use our resources generously, echoing the grace shown to us through Christ. Our approach to possessions can either reflect or distort our understanding of our identity as God’s image-bearers.

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Date: 24 August 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: This week, we explore Psalm 90, a poignant reminder of life’s fragility and the eternal nature of God. As we navigate the ups and downs of our journey, we reflect on the importance of trusting God with our days, knowing that He offers us a true home beyond this life. Join us as we seek wisdom in living fully and faithfully in the time we have, embracing the hope found in Christ.

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Date: 24 August 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: This week, we delve into the seventh commandment, exploring the significance of fidelity in relationships, particularly marriage. Whether married or single, the call to honor our commitments and guard our hearts resonates with everyone. We examine how societal norms can challenge our values, urging us to embrace respect, responsibility, and love in all our connections, reflecting the deep love Christ offers us.

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Date: 17 August 2025

Speaker: Voddie Baucham

Summary: In this evening service, as part of the launch night of Bangor Worldwide 2025, we explore the essential mission of the church: to preserve and proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. While good deeds like feeding the hungry and educating the needy are valuable, they are not the heart of our calling. Join us as we reflect on 2 Timothy and consider the importance of sharing the true message of salvation, even in the face of challenges and resistance.

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Date: 17 August 2025

Speaker: Igor Bandura

Summary: On the launch day of Bangor Worldwide Bangor 2025, we explore how the Apostle Paul’s imprisonment became a powerful platform for the gospel, reminding us that even our toughest times can serve a greater purpose. As we reflect on the ongoing struggles faced by our brothers and sisters in Ukraine, we’re encouraged to trust God’s plan and see our own challenges as opportunities for growth and resilience. Together, let’s embrace our hardships as a chance to shine God’s light in the world.

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Date: 10 August 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Psalm 87 offers a powerful reminder of God’s hope and purpose for His people, even in dark times. As we navigate our own struggles and witness challenges in the church, this passage reassures us that our names are written in God’s book, signifying our identity as part of His family. Let’s embrace this identity and rejoice in the promise of restoration and unity that transcends our differences.

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Date: 10 August 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Exploring the commandment against murder reveals profound insights into the nature of God as the giver of life. This commandment not only protects the vulnerable but also challenges us to evaluate our own hearts—encouraging us to replace anger and bitterness with love and reconciliation. In daily life, we’re called to be life-givers, enriching others and promoting the well-being of those around us.

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Date: 3 August 2025

Speaker: Terry Laverty

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the depths of despair through Psalm 88, reflecting on how even those who walk closely with God can face dark moments. It’s a reminder that in our struggles, we can cry out to God and seek His light amidst the darkness. By acknowledging our pain and trusting in Jesus, we can find hope and transformation, even when life feels overwhelming.

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Date: 3 August 2025

Speaker: Terry Laverty

Summary: Family dynamics can be challenging, but today’s message invites us to reflect on the importance of honoring our parents as a way to honor God. Rooted in the fifth commandment, we’ll explore how this call can transform our homes and communities, fostering love and support. With God’s guidance, we can cultivate fulfilling family relationships that reflect His glory and purpose.

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Date: 27 July 2025

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: David’s heartfelt plea in Psalm 51 reveals the profound need for genuine repentance and the mercy of God. By acknowledging his sin as an offense against the Creator, he models for us a path to true confession. This message reminds us that no matter how far we stray, God’s mercy is always available, urging us to approach Him with a humble heart seeking forgiveness and restoration.

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Date: 27 July 2025

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: Exploring the importance of the Lord’s Day, we reflect on its origins as a time for rest, worship, and family. As society increasingly treats Sundays like any other day, we’re reminded of the command to keep it holy, honoring God while finding refreshment for our souls. Join us as we contemplate how to reclaim this gift, ensuring it remains a meaningful part of our lives.

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Date: 20 July 2025

Speaker: Neil Kennedy

Summary: Reflecting on Psalm 106 reveals a stark portrayal of human failure and the enduring faithfulness of God. As we explore the stories of Israel’s disobedience, we see how easily we fall into patterns of fear, discontent, and compromise. Yet, through this ancient song, we’re reminded of God’s mercy and the call to recognize our own shortcomings, encouraging us to seek His grace and live out our faith authentically in today’s world.

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Date: 20 July 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: The third commandment reminds us to honor and respect the name of the Lord, challenging us to reflect on how we use it in our everyday lives. It’s easy to slip into casual or disrespectful speech, but this command invites us to consider the weight of God’s name and the example we set for our children. By teaching them reverence for God’s name, we cultivate a deeper faith in our families and communities.

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Date: 13 July 2025

Speaker: Moore Casement

Summary: The psalmist in Psalm 42 speaks to our deep longing for God, especially when life feels overwhelming. He openly shares his struggle with despair and the feeling of distance from God, reminding us that even in our darkest moments, we can find hope by focusing on God’s truth. This message encourages us to seek a present relationship with God, rather than relying solely on past experiences.

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Date: 13 July 2025

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: Idolatry may seem like a relic of the past, but it remains a relevant issue today. As we explore the second commandment, we reflect on how our hearts can easily elevate people, possessions, or pursuits above God. True worship requires us to focus solely on Him, ensuring that nothing distracts us from the devotion He deserves. Join us as we examine the importance of worshiping God as He intends, guiding our hearts back to Him.

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Date: 6 July 2025

Speaker: David Bruce

Summary: Finding happiness is a universal desire, yet the path to it often feels elusive. In exploring Psalm 1, we discover that true happiness comes from making mindful choices about our associations and what we fill our minds with. By delighting in God’s Word and allowing it to shape our lives, we can cultivate a deep-rooted joy that leads to a fruitful existence, contrasting sharply with the emptiness of following unhelpful paths.

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Date: 6 July 2025

Speaker: David Bruce

Summary: In John chapter 1, we discover the profound truth that God invites us into His perfect fellowship, breaking the barriers of isolation. This week, we explore the first commandment, which calls us to recognize that there is only one God worthy of our love and devotion. As we reflect on our everyday lives, we must consider what we truly worship and how it shapes our identity and relationships.

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Date: 22 June 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: As we reflect on the story of Elijah, we see a powerful reminder of the struggles we face in our own lives. Like Elijah, we may find ourselves feeling exhausted and disillusioned, questioning our purpose in a world that often feels overwhelming. Yet, even in our darkest moments, God is present, ready to nourish us and guide us back to our calling. Embracing this truth can help us rise above our challenges and reconnect with the community that supports us.

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Date: 15 June 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: In the last Faith Academy session for 2025, we explore the challenging teaching of Jesus on loving our enemies from Matthew 5. Through powerful stories and reflections, we learn that true love can break cycles of revenge and bitterness, offering a path to healing and reconciliation. Jesus invites us to respond with grace, reminding us that our ability to love deeply, even in the face of betrayal, reflects our connection to God’s transformative power.

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Date: 15 June 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Honesty about our shortcomings and God’s goodness is at the heart of true happiness. Psalm 32 reveals that acknowledging our sins leads to God’s forgiveness, lifting our burdens and covering our faults entirely. Instead of hiding or delaying, we’re invited to come to God openly, allowing His grace to transform our lives and fill us with joy.

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Date: 8 June 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Jesus challenges us to consider the deeper implications of lust, emphasizing that it’s not just our actions but our hearts that matter. In a world fractured by sin, he calls us to a radical response to our struggles with sexual sin, urging us to address it seriously and without hesitation. True healing and restoration come when we turn to him, acknowledging our brokenness and seeking his cleansing grace.

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Date: 8 June 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring our mission and values, today’s sermon focuses on participation and joy within the church. Using Paul’s metaphor of the body in 1 Corinthians, we’re reminded that everyone has a unique role to play—no one is unimportant. As we embrace our gifts and serve each other, we also discover that true joy comes from our relationship with God, transcending our circumstances and shortcomings.

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Date: 1 June 2025

Speaker: Tom Gourley

Summary: In today’s message, Tom dives into Jesus’ challenging teachings on anger and judgment, emphasizing that our heart attitudes matter as much as our actions. Jesus equates unrighteous anger and contemptuous words to murder, urging us to reconsider how we view and treat others. This call to self-reflection highlights the importance of reconciliation, reminding us that our relationships with others can deeply impact our relationship with God.

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Date: 1 June 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Courage and creativity are essential qualities for anyone seeking to follow Jesus faithfully. Drawing from Joshua’s call to stand strong and move forward, we’re reminded that God is with us, empowering us to overcome fear. In addition, we are invited to creatively invest our unique gifts and lives for God’s glory, ensuring that every action reflects His love and purpose in the world.

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Date: 25 May 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, Psalm 46 reminds us that God is our unwavering source of strength and refuge. As we navigate troubled times—whether in our personal lives, our communities, or on a global scale—this psalm calls us to be still and trust in His presence. We find assurance that even amidst turmoil, God is with us, providing peace and hope for a brighter day.

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Date: 25 May 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Integrity is more than just honesty; it’s about having a unified heart that seeks to do God’s will. As we look at Jesus’ example during his temptations, we see that true integrity involves resisting shortcuts and pressures, focusing solely on serving God. This week, explore how we can cultivate integrity in our lives and community, ensuring our actions reflect a sincere love for God and one another.

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Date: 18 May 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Jesus challenges us with a daunting standard: our righteousness must surpass that of the Pharisees. This can feel impossible, but rather than discouragement, it’s an invitation to understand a deeper truth. True righteousness isn’t about strict rule-following; it’s about embracing grace and allowing Jesus to fulfill the law in us. In Him, we find a path to a transformative relationship that goes beyond mere obedience, leading us to a heart change.

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Date: 18 May 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the call to humility, we reflect on how this foundational value shapes our journey as followers of Jesus. Drawing from 1 Peter and Philippians, we learn that true humility isn’t just a virtue; it mirrors the very nature of Christ. As we strive to love God, love others, and disciple the nations, embracing humility becomes essential for living out our mission as a church. Join us as we consider how to embody this vital characteristic in our lives and community.

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Date: 11 May 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Jesus calls us to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world, reminding us of our dual role as both indicators of God’s judgment and bearers of hope. As we navigate our daily lives, our distinctive actions and words should reflect Christ’s love and truth, shining brightly in a world often clouded by confusion. How are you living out this calling in your community?

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Date: 11 May 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ final instruction to his disciples, often referred to as the Great Commission. Rooted in His authority, this command to make disciples of all nations isn’t just for a select few; it’s a call for all of us to go, share the gospel, and nurture each other in faith. Embracing this mission enriches our lives and connects us deeply to God’s purpose for the world.

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Date: 4 May 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: The Sermon on the Mount, often viewed as a lofty ideal, is deeply relevant to our everyday lives. Jesus teaches us about humility, mercy, and living in a way that reflects His character. Instead of seeing it as just a set of rules, consider it wisdom for navigating life’s complexities, reminding us that true fulfillment comes from our relationship with Him, not our attempts to earn His favor.

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Date: 4 May 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The quest for life’s meaning often leads us to various pursuits like success, money, or perfect homes. Yet, as Jesus reveals in Matthew 22, the essence of life is simpler and more profound: to love God and to love others. This teaching invites us to rethink our priorities and embrace a life characterized by genuine relationships and commitment to the well-being of those around us.

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Date: 27 April 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: The resurrection of Jesus is not just a historical event; it fundamentally changes everything about our lives. As we reflect on the disciples’ astonishment, we’re reminded that our response should be one of worship, living each day with gratitude and proclaiming the good news to others. Knowing that Jesus is alive gives us confidence to share his message of peace and forgiveness in a world that desperately needs hope.

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Date: 20 April 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Mary Magdalene’s heart was shattered after losing Jesus, but her encounter at the empty tomb reveals a beautiful truth: Jesus shows up in our brokenness. He calls us by name, reminding us that we are not defined by our past but by His love. This Easter, consider how Jesus invites each of us into a renewed relationship with Him, offering hope and a place in His family.

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Date: 18 April 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Reflecting on the beauty and pain of our surroundings, we can see that abandonment is all around us—not just in empty buildings, but in relationships and our connection to God. In Matthew 27, Jesus experiences ultimate abandonment on the cross, crying out in despair. This heartbreaking moment reveals his profound love for us, as he willingly takes on our sins so that we can be welcomed into a relationship with God.

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Date: 13 April 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: As we reflect on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, we discover a King unlike any other. He embodies true power, not through dominance but through humility and sacrifice. In our chaotic lives, it’s comforting to know that Jesus is in control, ready to meet us at our point of need, and willing to lay down His life for our sake. This Easter, let’s recognize Him as the rightful ruler of our hearts and lives.

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Date: 6 April 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Judges 19 presents a stark portrayal of human depravity, illustrating what happens when society turns away from God. Amidst the darkness, we discover the profound truth of God’s relentless grace, which persists despite our failings. As we reflect on this unsettling narrative, we’re reminded that true change requires more than human leadership; we need the transformative power of Jesus, our ultimate King and deliverer.

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Date: 6 April 2025

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: Navigating conflict is challenging, especially within a church community. In Matthew 18, Jesus outlines three responses: confronting sin, forgiveness, and ultimately, transformation. This sermon invites us to reflect on our own roles in conflict—whether we are the ones needing to forgive or seeking forgiveness—and challenges us to pursue restoration over strife, recognizing the grace we’ve received in Christ.

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Date: 30 March 2025

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: As we reflect on Judges chapters 17 and 18, we see how Israel’s struggle with idolatry mirrors our own challenges today. Micah’s story highlights the dangers of creating a version of faith that suits our preferences rather than honoring God’s truth. Are there idols in our lives that distract us from true worship? Join us as we explore how to recognize and remove these obstacles, focusing our devotion on Jesus alone.

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Date: 30 March 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jesus challenges us to rethink our notions of greatness by inviting us to become like little children, embracing humility and simplicity. In a world obsessed with status, He reminds us that welcoming others is a profound expression of our faith. As we open our hearts and lives to those around us, we not only reflect Christ’s love but also deepen our own connection to Him.

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Date: 23 March 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Samson’s life is a powerful reminder of how easily we can be led astray by our desires, despite our strengths. As we explore his tragic choices, we learn the importance of being discerning about what influences our hearts and minds. Yet, even in his failure, we see that God remained sovereign, turning tragedy into triumph—just as He did through Jesus, who ultimately redeems our shortcomings and offers us hope.

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Date: 23 March 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In today’s message, we explore the vital lessons from Matthew’s gospel about being disciples of Jesus. We learn that true followers are not limited by human traditions, but instead focus on growing their faith and keeping their eyes on the cross. As we face life’s challenges, it’s essential to remember that our effectiveness comes from relying on Christ, not our own strength. Let’s embrace faith and allow God to work powerfully through us.

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Date: 16 March 2025

Speaker: Rev. Philip Poots

Summary: On Home Mission Sunday, we’re invited to reflect on the challenges faced by the congregations in Inishoan, where a lack of resources and youth migration create a sense of urgency for discipleship. Yet, amidst these struggles, we witness the profound compassion of Christ, who calls us to engage with those feeling harassed and helpless. Our own comfort may be a barrier, but the call to share the gospel remains vital, reminding us that God’s love can transform lives.

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Date: 16 March 2025

Speaker: Rev. David Moore

Summary: In Matthew 9, we see Jesus move through towns, filled with compassion for those in need. He calls us to recognize the same urgency in our communities, encouraging us to pray for workers in the harvest. As we engage with those around us, we’re reminded that our prayers can lead to real change and that we might be called to be part of the answer ourselves.

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Date: 9 March 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we dive into the story of Samson, we uncover deeper truths beyond the familiar tales. This passage from Judges reveals not only the flaws of ancient Israel but also mirrors our own struggles today. While Samson’s life hints at a greater savior to come, we’re reminded that true guidance comes from knowing God deeply, rather than just following rules. In our chaos, His grace still blesses us, even amid our imperfections.

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Date: 9 March 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Mount Hermon, often seen as a cursed place, becomes the backdrop for a transformative moment in Matthew 17 as Jesus reveals His divine glory to His disciples. This passage invites us to see Jesus not just as a historical figure but as the glorious Son of God whose majesty is intertwined with His suffering. Understanding this duality in Christ’s nature helps us embrace our own challenges, recognizing that true glory often comes through sacrifice and faith.

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Date: 2 March 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Jephthah’s story reminds us of the tragic consequences of misplaced priorities and rash decisions. While striving for success, he made a vow that ultimately cost him dearly, revealing how easily ambition can overshadow our values and relationships. His journey serves as a poignant reminder to balance our desires for achievement with the importance of love, integrity, and understanding the true nature of God.

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Date: 2 March 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Matthew 10 and 16, we revisit pivotal questions about Jesus’ identity and purpose, revealing that He came to die, inviting us to respond by taking up our own crosses. This call to self-denial isn’t just about sacrifice; it leads to a fuller life in Christ. Embracing a cross-shaped existence reshapes our community, encouraging humility, joy, and a mission-driven life centered on His love and sacrifice.

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Date: 23 February 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Gideon’s story is a powerful reminder of how starting well doesn’t guarantee a good finish. While he initially leads Israel with faith, he ultimately leaves behind a toxic legacy marked by self-interest and violence. As we reflect on these chapters, we’re called to recognize our need for God’s rule in our lives and to look to Jesus, the true King who offers us hope and lasting rest.

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Date: 23 February 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Peter’s encounter with Jesus in Caesarea Philippi reveals a pivotal moment of understanding about Jesus’ true identity. As he proclaims Jesus as the Messiah, we are challenged to consider our own answer to the question, “Who do you say I am?” This exploration of Jesus’ identity and purpose invites us to reflect on how we respond to him, leading us to a deeper recognition of our need for his saving grace in our lives.

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Date: 16 February 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In the story of Gideon, we see a powerful reminder that true strength often comes from recognizing our weaknesses. As God whittles down Gideon’s army, He teaches His people that their reliance on Him, rather than their own abilities, is what leads to victory. This lesson is crucial for us today; in our moments of struggle and doubt, we can find comfort knowing that God’s power shines brightest when we are at our lowest.

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Date: 16 February 2025

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Matthew 16, Jesus invites us to examine where we place our trust. He contrasts reliance on our own achievements with the call to look to Him as our source of strength and satisfaction. As we navigate daily pressures and temptations, it’s vital to remember that true meaning and joy come from resting in His grace, not our performance. Where are you looking for assurance today?

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Date: 9 February 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: The story of Nathanael reminds us that our perceptions can often limit our understanding of who Jesus is. Just as Nathanael initially dismissed the idea of a king coming from an unimpressive place, we may let pride or prejudice close our hearts to Jesus. This passage highlights that it is Jesus who opens our hearts and connects us to God, reassuring us that heaven is accessible through Him alone.

We played a clip from The Chosen that you can watch here

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Date: 9 February 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: Jesus’ encounter with a Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 challenges our understanding of inclusion and compassion. Despite cultural barriers, her boldness leads to healing and a profound lesson: God’s grace is for everyone, regardless of background. Through this story, we learn that even the smallest request for help can result in an abundance of love and satisfaction from Christ.

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Date: 2 February 2025

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the story of Gideon, a hesitant warrior who illustrates how our focus shapes our spiritual journey. Just as the Israelites turned to idols in their suffering, we often look around or down at our circumstances instead of up to God. By reflecting on God’s faithfulness and grace, we are reminded that true peace comes from trusting Him, not from our own doubts or the distractions of the world.

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Date: 2 February 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jesus faced criticism from religious leaders over his disciples’ failure to follow traditions, revealing a deeper issue of hypocrisy rooted in outward appearances. In Matthew 15, he emphasizes that true defilement comes from the heart, not from rituals or laws. This passage challenges us to reflect on what we prioritize in our faith and reminds us that genuine transformation comes only from Christ, who purifies us from within.

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Date: 26 January 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Judges 4, we encounter the cycle of sin and oppression faced by Israel as they cry out to God for help. This week, we reflect on a unique trio: Deborah, a wise leader; Barak, a faithful rescuer; and Jael, a surprising victor. Their story illustrates that while human heroes play a role, the true hero is God, who orchestrates victory against overwhelming odds and calls us to trust Him in our daily battles.

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Date: 26 January 2025

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Matthew’s account, the disciples grapple with their expectations of who Jesus should be, caught between fear and faith. As they navigate their doubts amid a storm, they learn that true trust in Jesus means recognizing him as God, who reaches out to save in times of distress. This week, consider how we often shape Jesus to fit our desires, and how surrendering to his true nature can lead to deeper faith and worship in our lives.

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Date: 19 January 2025

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In today’s message, we explore the book of Judges, where the cycle of Israel’s disobedience and God’s mercy unfolds through the stories of three judges: Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar. Each case reveals humanity’s struggle with sin and the power of idols, while also highlighting God’s relentless heart for salvation. Even in our weakest moments, God’s strength shines through, reminding us that real change comes from His grace, not our efforts.

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Date: 19 January 2025

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In Matthew 14, we see a striking contrast between King Jesus and earthly rulers like Herod. While Herod indulges in self-serving excess, Jesus demonstrates compassion by healing the needy and miraculously feeding the 5,000. This story reminds us that Jesus is not a tyrant but a powerful King who provides abundantly for our deepest needs, inviting us to trust Him in every circumstance of life.

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Date: 12 January 2025

Speaker: David Montgomery

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the spiritual decline illustrated in Judges, where disobedience leads to distance from God and His eventual anger. The cycle of sin, oppression, and deliverance reminds us that even small deviations from faith can snowball into greater struggles. Through the lives of lesser-known judges, we see how God uses the ordinary to bring about peace and restoration, emphasizing the importance of passing on faith to the next generation.

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Date: 12 January 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we dive into this new season of Matthew’s Gospel, we’re reminded that familiarity with Jesus can lead to contempt, just like in His hometown of Nazareth. The people there missed the extraordinary because they thought they already knew Him. Today, whether you’ve grown up in a “Jesus place” or feel like an outsider, the key question is how you respond to Him. Are you ready to truly receive Him as your Saviour and Lord?

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Date: 5 January 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the book of Judges reveals a timeless struggle between faithfulness to God and the allure of doing what’s convenient. The Israelites faced the challenge of living among those who worshipped other gods, leading to a pattern of half-hearted obedience that resonates with our own lives today. As we reflect on their choices, we too are called to examine where we might be settling for “common sense” over true faith in God.

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Date: 5 January 2025

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: At the heart of the gospel lies a profound truth: the good news is ultimately about knowing and enjoying God. This week, we explore how concepts like salvation, forgiveness, and redemption are meaningful only when they lead us into a deeper relationship with Him. As we start 2025, let’s commit to prioritizing our connection with God through community, prayer, and scripture, and embrace the joy of His presence in our lives.

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Date: 29 December 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Isaiah, we are reminded to look to Christ, who embodies the character of a gentle and compassionate servant. He doesn’t cast aside the bruised or extinguish the flickering flames of our faith; instead, He restores and brings justice, offering us a relationship with God that heals our brokenness. This passage invites us to reflect on where we place our trust, encouraging us to turn away from worldly distractions and find our peace in Him.

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Date: 25 December 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Pondering the profound amidst the chaos can be a challenge, especially during the hectic Christmas season. While the world buzzes around us, Mary’s quiet reflection on the birth of Jesus invites us to pause and consider the significance of this moment. By treasuring who Jesus is and why He came, we find hope and meaning that can transform our lives, even in the midst of our mess.

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Date: 22 December 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In a world filled with darkness, from economic struggles to personal despair, the promise of light shines through. As Isaiah foretold, Jesus Christ came to break into our darkness, offering hope and transformation. This Christmas, consider how His light can illuminate your life, bringing healing and joy that overcomes even the deepest shadows we face.

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Date: 22 December 2024

Speaker: Newil Stewart

Summary: In Exodus 18, we see a pivotal moment illustrating two contrasting responses to God. Jethro, a priest of Midian, embodies peace and blessing by recognising the Lord’s greatness and honouring Him, while Amalek represents rebellion and exploitation. This passage challenges us to consider how we relate to God: are we seeking to control Him for our purposes, or are we humbly pursuing a relationship that leads to true blessing and fulfilment?

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Date: 15 December 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Peter’s closing thoughts in his letter remind us of the importance of humility and submission, especially during difficult times. He encourages us to accept our circumstances, resist the devil, and trust God to restore us. In a world where we often feel like exiles, these principles not only help us navigate our challenges but also strengthen our faith as we look forward to God’s ultimate plan for our lives.

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Date: 15 December 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In Romans 5:6-8, we see a profound truth: God’s love is not reserved for the righteous but is freely given to all, even while we were still sinners. This message reminds us that we do not have to hide our shortcomings from God; instead, we can embrace His extraordinary love. This Christmas, whether you’re familiar with this love or curious to learn more, consider exploring it further, perhaps by joining us for our upcoming carol service.

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Date: 8 December 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore Peter’s call for godly leadership within the church, emphasising the importance of shepherd-like service over authority or personal gain. Just as Jesus exemplified humility and sacrifice, true leaders are those who serve with willingness and integrity. By fostering a spirit of mutual submission and humility, we can create a community that reflects Christ’s love and guidance.

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Date: 8 December 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Conflict is an unavoidable part of the Christian journey, as illustrated in Exodus when the Amalekites attacked the Israelites. Just as Moses raised his staff for victory, we too must expect spiritual battles and look to Christ as our ultimate mediator, who never tires in His intercession for us. In the struggles we face, remember: it is God’s power that brings us through, and He is our banner in every fight.

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Date: 1 December 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we reflect on the nativity story, the question arises: is there room for Christ in our lives? Just as the inn had no space for Jesus, many aspects of our society often overlook Him. This sermon challenges us to examine our own hearts—are we welcoming Him in, or have we pushed Him aside? This Advent, let’s consciously prepare room for the one who brings true peace and hope.

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Date: 1 December 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the journey of the Israelites from a high of celebration to the depths of grumbling just days after their salvation. Though they experienced miraculous deliverance, trusting God in everyday struggles proved far more challenging. This passage invites us to reflect on our own responses to life’s tests—are we leaning into faith or falling into complaint? Just as God sustained His people then, He offers us true sustenance through Jesus, the bread of life who meets our deepest needs.

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Date: 24 November 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Peter reminds us that suffering is a normal part of the Christian journey, often reflecting the struggles Jesus faced. However, he encourages us to rejoice during these trials, as they affirm our identity in Christ and connect us to His glory. This week, we explore how our commitment to follow Jesus through suffering can lead to profound joy and hope, even in difficult times.

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Date: 24 November 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Exodus 15, we witness the joy of God’s people as they celebrate their deliverance from Egypt. Their vibrant song reflects a deep experience of salvation, reminding us that singing praises arises from knowing God’s saving work in our lives. As we navigate our own challenges, we can trust that the God who has saved us will continue to guide and support us, inspiring us to sing in gratitude and hope.

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Date: 17 November 2024

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Peter’s letter offers a powerful reminder to Christians navigating a challenging culture. He encourages us to embrace Christ’s victory over sin and to adopt a countercultural lifestyle, even as we face opposition. As we anticipate Christ’s return, we are called to live with integrity, love deeply, and extend hospitality, reflecting the grace we’ve received and preparing our hearts for the day we stand before Him.

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Date: 17 November 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In Exodus 14, we see God’s people shift from fear to trust as they face the seemingly insurmountable Egyptian army. God leads them on a detour to prepare them for future battles, revealing that His guidance often shapes our character for our ultimate good. Just as He fought for Israel, we are reminded that we can trust God to fight for us, even in our most challenging moments.

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Date: 10 November 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore how the Apostle Peter reassures early Christians of their identity as God’s chosen people and encourages them to live out their faith authentically in a challenging culture. By embracing their role as a royal priesthood, they are called not only to endure hardship but to respond to hostility with kindness, reflecting Christ’s love. This message resonates today, reminding us that our everyday actions can draw others to the hope we have in Jesus.

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Date: 10 November 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In the story of the Exodus, we see how God liberated the Israelites from slavery, transforming them from a people of oppression to a blessed community. This isn’t just a historical event; it speaks to us today about the richness of life with God and how faith connects us, regardless of our backgrounds. Everyone is welcome in God’s family, as long as they choose to trust in Him.

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Date: 3 November 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In this sermon from 1 Peter, we explore how the gospel can transform our relationships, particularly marriage. Peter encourages wives to embrace the concept of submission, not as a loss of influence, but as a way to reflect Christ’s love. Husbands are called to lead with consideration and respect, fostering a partnership that mirrors the grace of God. This message speaks to all of us, reminding us that strong relationships can serve as a testament to our faith.

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Date: 3 November 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Exodus 12, we encounter the pivotal moment of the Passover, where God’s instructions for a sacrificial meal reveal profound truths about judgment, grace, and our identity as His people. The blood of the lamb, marking the Israelites’ doorposts, symbolises their protection and consecration, pointing us to Jesus as our ultimate sacrifice. Today, we are reminded that our salvation rests not on our actions, but on Christ’s redemptive work, allowing us to approach God with confidence and joy.

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Date: 27 October 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In tonight’s sermon, we explore how our identity as God’s beloved shapes our lives as we navigate the world around us. Peter encourages us to live as pilgrims, recognising our true home is with God, and to respond to authority with respect, not rebellion. As we serve with a focus on God’s glory, we find freedom and purpose that transcends worldly expectations, ultimately reflecting Christ’s love in our actions.

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Date: 24 October 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The story of Exodus reveals how Pharaoh’s hardened heart and Egypt’s false gods faced God’s undeniable power. As we explore the final plague, it becomes clear that this narrative isn’t just ancient history; it speaks to us today about the consequences of ignoring God’s call. We are urged to respond to His invitation without delay, lest we miss our chance for grace through Jesus.

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Date: 20 October 2024

Speaker: Neil & Jenny Stewart

Summary: Neil and Jenny discuss their upcoming assignment in Bilbao and reflect on the pressing need for church planting in the Basque region of Spain, where only a fraction of the population identifies as evangelical Christian. As Neil and Jenny prepare for this significant transition, they remind us that our call to share the gospel extends beyond borders, highlighting how we can bring hope and community where it is sorely lacking. Join us in prayer and support as they embark on this journey of faith and outreach.

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Date: 20 October 2024

Speaker: Sasha and Keti Trajowski

Summary: Sasha and Keri shared their inspiring journey from a life without faith to passionately spreading the gospel in Bosnia. Their small church may only have 13 members, but they are making a significant impact through evangelism and writing essential Christian literature. This conversation reminds us that even the smallest efforts can lead to profound changes in our communities and beyond.

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Date: 20 October 2024

Speaker: Tomislav Dobutovic

Summary: In today’s message, we explore the concept of partnership in ministry, drawing from Paul’s relationship with the Philippian church. The essence of this partnership is mutual support in faith, reflecting how we can work together to spread the gospel. Just as Paul relied on the Philippians, we too need each other to navigate the challenges of faith, whether here or in places like Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Date: 13 October 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In our exploration of 1 Peter 2, we uncover the profound truth of our identity as children of God. Contrary to the world’s emphasis on worth based on achievement, we are valued simply because of Christ’s love for us. Embracing this identity transforms how we relate to one another, reminding us that we are not isolated individuals but a united family, called to support and uplift each other in worship and community.

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Date: 13 October 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Exodus chapters 7 to 10, we witness a powerful narrative revealing who God is through the signs sent to Egypt. As the mighty Nile turns to blood and plagues sweep the land, the story challenges us to recognise God’s sovereignty in our lives. It invites us to reflect on our own responses—will we, like Pharaoh, harden our hearts, or will we choose to humble ourselves before the God who offers life and freedom?

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Date: 6 October 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Planning a journey requires careful attention, much like the spiritual journey Peter outlines for early Christians. He encourages believers to remember their identity as God’s chosen family and to live in a way that reflects that, pursuing holiness and deep love for one another. By focusing on their past redemption and future hope, they can navigate life’s challenges with purpose and grace.

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Date: 6 October 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In a world full of uncertainty, who do you trust? This sermon reflects on Jesus’ parable of the wise and foolish builders, emphasising the importance of a solid foundation in life. Just as the lighthouse keeper remained calm during a storm, trusting in Jesus as your foundation can provide hope, peace, and confidence, even in the face of life’s greatest challenges.

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Date: 29 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The letter of 1 Peter offers profound encouragement for those feeling marginalised in today’s world. As Peter reminds early Christians of their identity as God’s chosen people, he highlights their dual reality: they belong to God and are also exiles in a culture that can feel hostile. In the face of trials and suffering, we can find hope in our inheritance, knowing we are never forgotten by God, and that our faith is being refined for a glorious future.

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Date: 29 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Feeling overwhelmed or ready to give up is something we can all relate to, just like Moses did when faced with daunting challenges. As we explore Exodus 5 and 6, we’ll see how God reassures Moses by reminding him of His past faithfulness, His present attentiveness, and His future promises. In our own struggles, we, too, can find strength by remembering that God is with us, inviting us to lean on Him rather than our own understanding.

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Date: 22 September 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: Standing at the edge of the promised land, the Israelites face the challenge of claiming their inheritance from God. This narrative isn’t just history; it reveals God’s unwavering faithfulness and the hope we can find in Him today. Just as He granted and preserved their inheritance, we too can trust in our spiritual inheritance through Christ, inviting us to live in obedience, even amid uncertainty and doubt.

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Date: 22 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The story of Exodus reveals God’s relentless pursuit to rescue His people from slavery, a theme that resonates deeply today. While we may not see ourselves as slaves, we often find ourselves trapped by sin, which Jesus says holds us captive. This sermon explores how Christ’s death not only frees us from guilt but breaks sin’s power, inviting us into a life of true freedom and transformation.

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Date: 15 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this sermon, we explore Numbers 32, where two tribes request to settle outside the Promised Land, revealing their half-hearted commitment to God and His people. Moses’ anger highlights the dangers of prioritising personal comfort over collective faithfulness. As we reflect on our own discipleship, let’s strive for a wholehearted love for God that encourages and uplifts others in our community.

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Date: 15 September 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the profound attributes of God as revealed through Moses’ encounter at the burning bush. By understanding God’s holiness, sufficiency, and worthiness, we find that He invites us into a deeper relationship, transforming our insecurities and freeing us from pride. Recognising who God truly is ignites our worship and reveals that He is all we truly need in every aspect of life.

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Date: 8 September 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Numbers chapters 26 and 27, we see a pivotal moment for the Israelites as a new generation stands ready to enter the promised land. Despite past failures and God’s judgment, His unwavering faithfulness shines through, reminding us that He preserves His people through every trial. This passage encourages us to trust God with our lives and those of our children, assuring us that He remains committed to guiding us towards our ultimate inheritance in Christ.

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Date: 8 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The story of Exodus invites us to reflect on the significance of God’s faithfulness amidst struggle. As we explore the journey of Moses, we see a mother’s faith, her son’s failure, and how God’s promises endure even when circumstances seem bleak. Just as God heard the cries of His people, He hears ours today, reminding us that He remains steadfast in His love and purpose for our lives and those of our children.

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Date: 1 September 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the story of Exodus, we uncover profound truths about God’s salvation and its relevance today. Despite feeling distant, God’s presence is promised even in our struggles. Just as He saved the Israelites through ordinary people, His salvation is accessible to all of us—reminding us that even in our darkest times, we are not alone. Trust in His eternal presence, no matter the circumstances.

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Date: 25 August 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The account in Numbers 25 starkly illustrates the tension between God’s faithfulness and human unfaithfulness. Israel’s flirtation with false gods reveals how easily distractions can lead us away from our true love. Yet, amidst this, we see God’s grace shining through as He invites us back into relationship. This passage calls us to examine our hearts, repent from our idols, and embrace the abundant mercy that God continually offers.

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Date: 25 August 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Acts 12, we see a powerful reminder of the church’s resilience in challenging times. Despite external pressures and doubts, the Spirit-filled church remains a beacon of hope through prayer and inclusivity. As we reflect on the unstoppable nature of the Church of Jesus Christ, we are encouraged to engage in prayer and welcome all, embracing our role in sharing the gospel in today’s world.

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Date: 11 August 2024

Speaker: Neil Kennedy

Summary: In the story of Balaam and Balak, we see a powerful reminder of the blessings God bestows on His people, despite their flaws. Balaam tries to curse Israel but ends up blessing them instead, highlighting that God’s promises cannot be thwarted. As we navigate our everyday lives, we are called to treasure these blessings, resist the temptation to compromise our faith, and extend that grace to others through acts of justice and mercy.

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Date: 4 August 2024

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: Navigating through life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, much like the Israelites in the wilderness. As we explore Numbers 20 and 21, we see their struggle with faith and grumbling, and how God responds with grace. This passage reminds us that even in our inconsistencies, we can find hope and healing through Christ, who was lifted up for our salvation. How can we ensure we keep Him at the centre of our lives?

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Date: 4 August 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Acts chapter 9, we witness the powerful expansion of the gospel as God reaches out to the Gentiles through the conversion of Cornelius. This narrative highlights that conversion is fundamentally God’s work, transforming lives and offering hope to anyone, regardless of their past. Understanding this truth can strengthen our faith and remind us that no one is too far gone for God’s grace.

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Date: 28 July 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The story of Korah’s rebellion in Numbers reveals a timeless struggle with authority and pride. As the Israelites grappled with their duty to God, they questioned the leadership of Moses and Aaron, leading to dire consequences. This narrative reminds us that true freedom comes from embracing God’s authority, finding joy in our roles, and recognising Christ as our ultimate mediator who brings us grace and purpose.

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Date: 28 July 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In Acts chapter 9, we witness the extraordinary transformation of Saul, once a fierce persecutor of Christians, into a passionate advocate for the faith. This passage challenges us to consider those we deem too far gone for God’s grace, reminding us that no one is beyond redemption. It also highlights the crucial role of believers in welcoming new members into the community of faith, illustrating how God uses even His former enemies for His divine purposes.

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Date: 21 July 2024

Speaker: Terry Laverty

Summary: In the journey of life, we often find ourselves at crucial crossroads, just like the Israelites on the brink of the Promised Land. This week’s sermon explores how our choices reflect either a faith rooted in God’s promises or a fear that leads us astray. Discover how God’s discipline serves to guide us, urging us to trust Him fully as we navigate our daily challenges and decisions.

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Date: 21 July 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Acts 8, we witness the powerful spread of the gospel beyond Jerusalem, highlighting the difference between counterfeit faith, like that of Simon the sorcerer, and true faith, exemplified by the Ethiopian eunuch. This passage reminds us that evangelism isn’t just for church leaders; it’s an overflow of our relationship with God. As we engage with others about our faith, we should share the transformative love of Christ, confident that God is at work in the hearts of those around us.

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Date: 14 July 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: As Israel journeys toward the Promised Land, they experience a moment of triumph overshadowed by their immediate grumbling and desire for earthly comforts. This pattern of discontent reveals a deeper struggle within us all: the temptation to prioritise the things of this world over our relationship with God. Reflecting on how we respond to God’s gifts can help us cultivate a heart that seeks the eternal rather than the fleeting, reminding us of the glorious future that awaits us.

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Date: 14 July 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Acts chapters six and seven, we learn about Stephen, a spirit-filled follower of Jesus, who boldly confronts the religious idolatry of his day. His story highlights how churches can become entrenched in their own traditions, often missing the transformative work of the Holy Spirit. As we reflect on Stephen’s message, we are challenged to examine our own lives and communities for hidden idols that may be hindering our walk with God.

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Date: 7 July 2024

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: As the Israelites stood on the brink of the Promised Land, they were reminded of the importance of purity and divine blessing. In Numbers 6, we discover that true blessing comes from God, not from our possessions or relationships. This week, reflect on the profound truth that God delights in you, keeping you safe and granting peace, as you navigate your own journey through life.

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Date: 7 July 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The passage highlights the transformative power of grace within the early church as the apostles navigate their mission in Jerusalem. Facing both admiration and opposition, they remain focused on their calling to preach the gospel, even amidst persecution. This serves as a reminder for us today: true fulfilment comes not from seeking personal glory, but from living out our faith and sharing the message of Christ, regardless of the challenges we face.

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Date: 30 June 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we delve into the book of Numbers, we discover a profound narrative about God’s people on a journey from slavery to the Promised Land. This journey mirrors our own as we navigate life, recognising God’s grace in our salvation and His faithfulness to His promises. Through Israel’s experience, we learn that God remains at the centre of our lives, empowering us for the challenges ahead.

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Date: 30 June 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Acts, we see the early church thriving as a generous community, embodying a spirit of shared love and support. Their willingness to sacrifice their possessions for one another reveals a profound connection to their faith, challenging us to reflect on our own generosity today. Genuine giving flows from a heart transformed by the Spirit, reminding us that true community thrives when we prioritise each other’s needs over our own.

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Date: 23 June 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we conclude our series on secular culture, we reflect on the growing divide between cultural and believing Christians. Many enjoy the benefits of Christian values like equality and compassion while rejecting the King behind them. This week, we’ll explore the consequences of living in a kingdom without its King and invite you to consider a more fulfilling way forward—one that embraces the grace and forgiveness offered through Jesus.

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Date: 16 June 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Feeling isolated in your faith can be discouraging, especially when it seems like the world around us thrives without God. In Malachi, we see two contrasting attitudes: one of arrogant complaint, questioning the value of serving God, and another of reverent faith, trusting in His promises. As we reflect on these attitudes, we’re reminded that true reward comes from God Himself, who cherishes His faithful people and promises a future filled with hope and healing.

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Date: 16 June 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Acts chapter 4, the early church faces fierce opposition, challenging the very authority of the religious and political powers of their time. Despite the threats, they boldly affirm that Jesus is in charge, realising that their true identity and worth come from Him, not society’s pressures. Their response? They gather to pray, seeking courage to proclaim their faith even in adversity. This calls us to reflect on where we find our authority and to engage boldly with our own culture today.

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Date: 9 June 2024

Speaker: Frank McKeown

Summary: Exploring the relationship between God and Israel, this sermon highlights Israel’s persistent disobedience contrasted with God’s unwavering faithfulness. Despite their failures, God invites them—and us—to return to Him through repentance and faithful living, particularly in our generosity. Recognising our shortcomings and responding with heartfelt giving can lead to abundant blessings in our lives and communities.

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Date: 9 June 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In today’s sermon, we explore the early church in Acts and how the coming of the Holy Spirit marks a transformative moment for humanity. The healing of a lame man serves as a powerful reminder that Jesus’ name brings restoration and new life. As we reflect on this, we’re invited to consider how we can actively seek God’s power in our lives and communities, embracing a faith that leads to genuine change.

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Date: 2 June 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Malachi, we hear a powerful message about God’s relentless love for His people, even when they stray. He challenges us to reflect on our relationship with Him and consider how we might be wearying Him with our half-heartedness. This sermon invites you to embrace the supernatural life He offers—one marked by transformation and hope—urging everyone to return to Him with honesty and faith, experiencing the fullness of His love.

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Date: 2 June 2024

Speaker: Chris Wright

Summary: In today’s sermon, we explore how God’s sovereignty shapes our actions in a world that often feels hostile to our faith. Drawing from Jeremiah’s letter to exiled Israelites, we learn that even in challenging circumstances, God calls us to settle where we are, seek the welfare of our communities, and trust in His plans for our future. This message invites us to embrace our role as agents of change, even amidst adversity.

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Date: 26 May 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In our pursuit of progress, we often overlook the profound roots of our beliefs in values like equality, compassion, and justice, which stem from Christian teachings. As we confront the shadows of history, including the atrocities committed in the name of progress, we must recognise that true advancement comes through sacrifice and love, exemplified in the life of Jesus. Embracing this deeper understanding can guide us towards a more hopeful future, where genuine progress is both possible and attainable.

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Date: 26 May 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The passage highlights the transformation of a diverse group of believers into a united community devoted to learning, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer. Their commitment reflects a deep understanding of the gospel and its life-changing implications, prompting them to prioritise their shared faith over individual desires. This week, consider how your devotion to God shapes your relationships and daily actions within your community.

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Date: 19 May 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Malachi, the call to faithfulness highlights how our relationships with one another reflect our connection with God. As we explore the implications of covenant faithfulness, we’re reminded that how we treat each other—especially in marriage—affects our relationship with the Lord. This week, let’s consider how our actions impact not just ourselves, but the whole community, striving to nurture a spirit of care and responsibility in our shared journey of faith.

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Date: 19 May 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In Malachi, we see the profound connection between our relationships with others and our relationship with God. The passage highlights how unfaithfulness, whether in marriage or community, affects our covenant with Him. As we strive to live faithfully and serve one another, we not only honour God but also nurture our spiritual growth, reminding us that every interaction has eternal significance.

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Date: 12 May 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Malachi, God challenges His people about their worship, revealing that it’s become routine and lacking true devotion. Instead of honouring Him, they’ve offered their leftovers and forgotten the weight of their covenant relationship. As we reflect on this passage, we’re reminded that true worship is a heartfelt response to God’s grace, urging us to seek Him earnestly and align our lives with His will for our ultimate joy and satisfaction.

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Date: 12 May 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: As we embark on our series through Acts, we explore the promise of the Holy Spirit and the establishment of God’s kingdom. The early church serves as a model for us today, showing how we are to live under Christ’s kingship. It’s a call to be empowered witnesses, trusting that the Spirit will guide and enable us to share the good news with those around us, regardless of their backgrounds.

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Date: 5 May 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: Hard truths can be uncomfortable, but they often lead to deeper understanding and growth. In Malachi, God reminds His people of His unwavering love, even when they question it amid their struggles. This message speaks to us today, encouraging us to trust in God’s promises and see beyond our immediate circumstances, knowing that His love is the foundation of our faith and hope.

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Date: 5 May 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The final message from Esther reminds us of God’s quiet but powerful providence in our lives, steering us through everyday events. Just as He turned the tables for the Jews, transforming a day of doom into a celebration, we can trust that He is working for our good, even in the mundane. Let’s embrace this truth, celebrating the joy of our salvation and the everyday miracles that surround us.

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Date: 28 April 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the complex legacy of figures like Edward Colston, we reflect on how our understanding of freedom and equality has evolved over centuries. This journey reveals that human rights are deeply rooted in Christian beliefs, challenging us to consider how we navigate our freedoms today. As we confront modern issues, we find that true freedom is not simply the absence of restrictions, but living in harmony with the principles that promote our flourishing.

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Date: 28 April 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The story of Esther unfolds with unexpected twists, revealing God’s sovereignty even in moments of uncertainty. As Esther boldly approaches the king, we see contrasts that highlight God’s unchanging nature compared to human authority. This week, we explore how God’s providence shapes our lives, urging us to rest in His plans and trust that even in darkness, He is working for our good and His glory.

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Date: 21 April 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In the final sermon of our “Recommissioned” series, we explore how God views the public square and our role within it. Rather than seeing our daily work as separate from our faith, we learn that God is deeply interested in every aspect of society. As followers of Christ, we’re called to engage meaningfully, pray for our leaders, seek the welfare of our communities, and be a transformative presence in the world around us.

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Date: 21 April 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we continue our journey through Esther, we encounter a pivotal moment where God’s people face the threat of extinction. Mordecai urges Esther to step forward and use her position for the sake of her people, prompting us to reflect on our own roles in today’s society. In a world where the church feels increasingly marginalised, we too are invited to act courageously and make a difference, trusting in God’s providence.

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Date: 14 April 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The Great Commission invites us to see our collective role as a church in making disciples, rather than viewing it as an individual command. As we explore this passage, we recognise that our personal engagement in the church’s mission matters deeply, shaping not only our lives but also the lives of those around us. Together, we are called to send and be sent, participating in God’s purpose to bring light into darkness.

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Date: 14 April 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Navigating a world that feels increasingly alien can be daunting for those of us who follow Jesus. As we delve into Esther’s story, we’re reminded that even in exile, God is actively at work behind the scenes, orchestrating events for our good. This exploration invites us to trust in His sovereignty amid uncertainty, finding hope in the promise that He is guiding history towards His ultimate purpose.

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Date: 7 April 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: As we reflect on Paul’s message to the Corinthians, we’re reminded of the significance of the gospel in our daily lives. It’s not just historical facts about Jesus; it’s about understanding His death and resurrection as the foundation of our faith. By embracing this truth, we are called to share it with others, ensuring that it shapes both our lives and the lives of those around us.

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Date: 7 April 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: Life can often feel overwhelming, leaving us in need of grace and peace. As we explore Paul’s message, we see that through our struggles, God offers deep comfort and deliverance. Even when facing trials, we can find hope and joy in His promise of eternal life, reminding us that our suffering is temporary and that we are never alone in our struggles.

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Date: 31 March 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Easter is a time to reflect on the profound truth of Jesus’ death and resurrection, which invites us to embrace our identity as “Easter people.” This week, we explore how the power that raised Christ from the dead is available to us, urging us to live transformed lives filled with hope and purpose. As we carry this message into our everyday lives, let’s seek to experience and share that power in our communities.

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Date: 30 March 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Reflecting on John’s account of Jesus’ crucifixion, we explore the profound meaning behind His final words, “It is finished.” This declaration signifies the completion of a divine mission: the victory over sin and the assurance of eternal life for all who believe. For those feeling unworthy, remember that Jesus’ sacrifice makes us righteous, inviting us to embrace His grace and live free from condemnation every day.

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Date: 24 March 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In a rapidly secularising Bangor, understanding our community is essential for fostering genuine connections. This sermon dives into how modern values around consent and the dignity of every individual owe much to the teachings of Christianity, reshaping our views on relationships and justice. By exploring these roots, we can better appreciate the value of every person, especially the vulnerable among us.

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Date: 10 March 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: God calls us to be His witnesses, sharing our experiences of His life-changing grace with the world around us. Drawing from Isaiah 43, we explore our mission to declare that God is unique and sovereign, and only He can save. With the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, we can confidently bear witness to God’s character, transforming our everyday interactions into opportunities for testimony.

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Date: 10 March 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we wrap up our series in Matthew, we reflect on how different people respond to Jesus. His invitation to find rest and joy in the kingdom may seem simple, yet it demands everything from us. Jesus uses parables of a small mustard seed and yeast to illustrate how God’s kingdom grows quietly but powerfully, reminding us that our seemingly ordinary lives can have an extraordinary impact when we engage authentically with Him.

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Date: 3 March 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Experiencing something extraordinary naturally compels us to share it, and this week we explore how knowing the one true God changes us and drives us to share that knowledge. Drawing from Acts and Deuteronomy, we reflect on the transformative power of God’s presence in our lives and the importance of speaking out about our faith. Our call is to be witnesses of this life-changing relationship, sharing what we’ve seen and heard.

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Date: 3 March 2024

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: In reflecting on Jesus’ death, we confront a profound truth: it was our sin that held Him on the cross. This solemn reality invites us to consider why such a sacrifice was necessary—not merely as an act of love, but as a vital part of God’s rescue plan for humanity. As we partake in communion, we acknowledge Christ’s immense sacrifice and the forgiveness it offers, reminding us that we, too, are called to extend grace to others.

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Date: 25 February 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As Bangor becomes increasingly secular, it’s essential to reflect on how deeply rooted Christian values, like compassion, shape our culture. This sermon examines compassion as a core value born from the Jesus Revolution, urging us to reconsider its significance in our lives today. Whether you identify as a ‘nun,’ ‘done,’ or a committed believer, understanding this connection can enrich our shared humanity and inspire us to act with kindness in an increasingly indifferent world.

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Date: 25 February 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Jesus uses the parables of the weeds and the net to teach us about the kingdom of God, highlighting the presence of both good and bad within it. While we may feel tempted to judge others, Jesus reminds us that it’s not our role; God will discern who belongs to Him at the end of time. Instead of focusing on sorting out others, we are called to share the good news of His kingdom with everyone, inviting them to experience His grace.

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Date: 18 February 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In today’s sermon, we explore the church’s purpose in attracting others to God. Using passages from Deuteronomy to Matthew, we learn that our lives should reflect the beauty of God, drawing people in rather than pushing them away. When we genuinely showcase our faith, we not only honour God but also invite others to experience the life-changing love found in Him.

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Date: 18 February 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In this sermon, we explore the profound impact of Jesus’ words in establishing His kingdom. Despite the world’s distractions, it’s through these words that transformation occurs in our lives and communities. As we reflect on the parable of the sower, we’re reminded that even the hardest hearts can be changed, producing a miraculous harvest when we humbly receive His teachings.

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Date: 11 February 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: Exploring the theme of being a “kingdom of priests,” this sermon invites us to reflect on our unique relationship with God and our role in the world. Just as the Israelites were set apart, we are called to embody holiness and minister to one another, drawing others closer to God through our lives. Our worship and integrity not only deepen our faith but also create an inviting space for others to encounter the love of Christ.

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Date: 11 February 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the relationship between God and Jesus reveals profound truths about our identity. Jesus invites us to see Him not just as a figure of authority, but as our big brother, urging us to relate to Him as family. This understanding reshapes how we view ourselves and our connection with God, reminding us that His love and acceptance are always close, offering comfort and belonging in every moment of our lives.

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Date: 4 February 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Are you truly aware of what it means to be redeemed? In this sermon, we explore the biblical concept of redemption, rooted in the Exodus story, and how it connects to our lives today. As redeemed people, we are called not only to celebrate our salvation but also to reflect God’s redemptive nature by helping others find freedom and hope in every aspect of life.

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Date: 4 February 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In this message, we explore the clash of kingdoms as Jesus confronts the Pharisees’ disbelief and calls for repentance. The passage challenges us to recognise our own responses to the kingdom and the importance of accepting Christ as King. Understanding our freedom from sin through Jesus not only transforms our lives but also invites us to live out our faith boldly and joyfully.

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Date: 28 January 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we embark on our series exploring secularity, we’ll delve into how our culture is increasingly moving away from Christian values, even as they shape our everyday lives. By examining the foundations of concepts like equality and compassion, we aim to understand our times better and engage meaningfully with those around us, especially those who feel disconnected from faith. Join us as we uncover how the message of Jesus remains profoundly relevant, even in a secular society.

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Date: 28 January 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: How well do we truly know God? This week’s exploration of Matthew reveals that understanding Jesus is key to grasping God’s nature. As Jesus challenges rigid interpretations of the Sabbath, He invites us to embrace a relationship rooted in love rather than rules. Discover how knowing Christ transforms our perception of who God is and offers rest for our weary souls.

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Date: 21 January 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: This sermon explores God’s promise to Abraham that all nations would be blessed through him, highlighting that the ultimate blessing is a relationship with God through faith in Christ. As we reflect on how to be a blessing in our communities, we’re reminded that our primary mission is to share the gospel, introducing others to the richness of knowing God. Embracing this call can transform not only our lives but also those of our neighbours.

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Date: 21 January 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Communication can often feel one-sided, especially when sharing our faith. In today’s message, we see that even Jesus faced rejection, reminding us that it’s His actions that validate His identity, not our acceptance. As we reflect on our own responses to Him, let’s consider how we engage with the truths of Christ, recognising the importance of repentance and the joy of His invitation to relationship.

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Date: 14 January 2024

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: Exploring Genesis 1, this sermon reflects on our role in caring for creation as image-bearers of God. We are called to rule over the earth, not exploit it, recognising our responsibility to reflect God’s character in our interactions with the world. As we navigate everyday choices, we’re reminded that true restoration comes not from our efforts, but through Christ, who redeems and renews all creation.

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Date: 14 January 2024

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In Matthew’s Gospel, the responses to Jesus’ ministry reveal our own struggles with expectation and faith. As John the Baptist questions whether Jesus is truly the Messiah, we see how our assumptions about God can cloud our understanding. Jesus redirects John’s focus to the signs of healing and grace, reminding us that the kingdom’s arrival is not always what we expect. This week, let’s reflect on how we interpret God’s work in our lives and be open to seeing Him move in unexpected ways.

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Date: 7 January 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Exploring the question of identity, we face a world that often feels chaotic and uncertain. Many struggle to answer, “Who are we?” as traditional markers of identity shift, leaving us feeling lost. This sermon invites us to rediscover our God-given identity as part of a larger story—one that reveals our purpose and unity as the people of God, guiding us to live meaningful lives in today’s complex world.

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Date: 7 January 2024

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Reflecting on the profound peace Jesus brings, we explore how His death on the cross reconciles us to God, even while we were still enemies. This gift of grace invites us to shift from indifference to faith, recognising that true reconciliation starts with God’s initiative towards us. As we embrace this truth, we find hope and healing for every broken relationship in our lives.

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Date: 31 December 2023

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In exploring the journey through Psalm 77, we discover a powerful pattern of lamenting, reflecting, and rejoicing that speaks to our everyday struggles. The psalmist moves from deep distress to a place of hope by remembering God’s past faithfulness, reminding us that even in difficult times, our joy can come from our relationship with Him rather than our circumstances. As we navigate life’s challenges, embracing this process allows us to find solace and strength in God’s unwavering presence.

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Date: 17 December 2023

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: The passage from Jeremiah reveals God’s character as a fierce protector of His people, promising peace amidst the chaos of life. This Christmas, as we reflect on the manger, we’re invited to see Jesus not just as a baby, but as the one who enters the fight against sin and brings lasting peace. In a world filled with distractions and struggles, we can find true restoration and hope in Him, who calls us back home.

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Date: 10 December 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we conclude our journey through 1 Timothy, we’re reminded that the church’s purpose is to reflect Christ’s character. Paul encourages us to pursue a life of righteousness, love, and generosity, especially for those with wealth, reminding us that true security comes from God, not money. Our lives should embody the gospel, making us a compelling community that draws others to faith.

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Date: 10 December 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: As we conclude our exploration of Abram’s life, we see a man transformed by faith and grace. His journey teaches us that life’s real tests shape our character and deepen our relationship with God. In moments of struggle, are we willing to trust Him? Like Abram, we are invited to consider where we’re going and what we’re building, encouraging us to live authentically and purposefully in our everyday lives.

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Date: 3 December 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: The Christmas story offers a rich reminder of God’s promise of peace, a theme highlighted in Luke 2 when the angels declare, “Peace on earth.” As we reflect on the world’s conflicts and our personal struggles, we can find hope in knowing that Jesus, the Prince of Peace, came to restore our well-being and bring us closer to the shalom we long for. This Christmas, let’s open our hearts to this gift of peace that God desires for each of us.

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Date: 3 December 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In this profound exploration of Abram’s faith journey, we confront the challenging moment when God asks him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. This story invites us to reflect on our own trials and the depth of our trust in God, reminding us that true faith often emerges through the hardest tests. Ultimately, it highlights the beautiful truth that God provides the ultimate sacrifice for us through Jesus, assuring us that we can always trust Him.

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Date: 26 November 2023

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: In this sermon, we explore how false teachings can lead to unnecessary controversy within the church, as seen in Paul’s letters to Timothy. Drawing parallels to today, we look at how the desire for wealth can distort our faith, reminding us that true contentment comes not from material gain but from a relationship with Christ. When we focus on godliness and contentment, we find the real treasure of life.

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Date: 26 November 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: Are you living on purpose? This week, we explore Genesis 21, where God’s faithfulness shines through the miraculous birth of Isaac to Abram and Sarah, reminding us that every blessing is a gift from Him. We also reflect on the surprising grace shown to Hagar and Ishmael, encouraging us to embrace both joy and sorrow in our community as we seek to live out our calling to bless those around us.

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Date: 19 November 2023

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In 1 Timothy 5, we learn how to honour and support our elders within the church, reflecting God’s love and character. This passage challenges us to treat leadership with respect and care, demonstrating our faith through our actions. As we engage with our community, we must ensure that our conduct aligns with our beliefs, showcasing the transformative power of the gospel to those around us.

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Date: 19 November 2023

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In this sermon, we explore how God’s faithfulness shines through our failures, focusing on Abraham’s journey and his frailty. Despite moments of doubt and unrighteousness, both Abraham and Abimelech demonstrate that prayer hinges not on our worthiness but on God’s gracious response. This message reminds us that we can approach God confidently, knowing He hears us and delights in our prayers, regardless of our shortcomings.

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Date: 12 November 2023

Speaker: Stuart Balmer

Summary: In 1 Timothy chapter 5, we explore the church as a close family, emphasising genuine affection and care for one another, particularly for the vulnerable among us. This passage reminds us that our community is rooted in the gospel’s call to love and support each other, as Jesus does for us. By reflecting this familial bond, we can effectively share God’s truth with a world in need.

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Date: 12 November 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In today’s sermon, we explore the profound relationship between Abraham and God, highlighting how their friendship led to a heartfelt plea for the people of Sodom. As we reflect on God’s judgment of sin, we’re reminded of our call to intercede for those around us who don’t yet know Him. How can we cultivate a heart like Abraham’s, filled with compassion for our community and a commitment to prayer for those living under God’s judgment?

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Date: 5 November 2023

Speaker: Neil Stewart

Summary: In 1 Timothy, Paul encourages Timothy to focus on training for godliness, emphasising that it’s not just about avoiding false teachings but actively investing in spiritual growth. Just as athletes must prioritise their training, we too should evaluate what distracts us from our relationship with God and commit to practices that deepen our faith. This journey isn’t about mere duty; it’s about discovering the joy that comes from knowing Christ more fully.

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Date: 5 November 2023

Speaker: Noble McNeely

Summary: In Genesis 17, God reaffirms His promise to Abraham, demonstrating that nothing is impossible for Him, even in the face of human limitations. As Abraham learns to trust God’s timing and grace, we are reminded that our hopes and prayers, no matter how distant they seem, can be met by God’s unfailing love. This week, reflect on how God’s promises can transform your life, encouraging you to trust Him in your own challenges.

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Date: 29 October 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: In 1 Timothy, Paul emphasises the vital role of the church as the pillar and foundation of truth. A church that fails to reflect the beauty of the gospel hinders its purpose and reputation in the community. Tonight, we explore how godly living not only enhances God’s glory but also draws others to Him, reminding us that our lives should be a testament to the transformative power of the gospel.

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Date: 29 October 2023

Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus

Summary: What are you waiting for? In Genesis 16, we find Abram and Sarah in a painful season of waiting for the promised child, leading them to take matters into their own hands. Their story reminds us that in our moments of impatience, it’s vital to trust in God’s timing rather than rushing to solve things ourselves. Our God sees us in our struggles and invites us to remain faithful, even when the wait feels unbearable.

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