Arran Kennedy preaches from John 12 to address the question – who is the Son of Man? this was the question on the lips of people two thousand years ago. Now that Jesus Christ died upon a cross and rose again from the dead, the all important question is this – who is the Son of man to you?
In this thoughtful sermon on Leviticus chapter 12, Arran Kennedy explores the ceremonial laws surrounding childbirth in ancient Israel and draws out their deeper spiritual significance. He unpacks God’s instructions concerning purification after childbirth, highlighting how these laws reflect the holiness of God and the fallen condition of mankind. Arran shows how even in these often-overlooked verses, the grace and provision of God are evident, ultimately pointing to the redemptive work of Christ.
Many, through various methods, have strived to turn their life around by turning over a new leaf. Some have sought sporting outlets, others have pursued rigorous regimes of self-discipline. In this sermon, having read Acts 9, we learn that turning over a new leaf will only lead to failure, disappointment, and guilt; instead, we need new life. We can only receive this by having a personal encounter with the Lord Jesus, by faith. Listen to this gospel sermon to discover…
Arran preaches from Paul’s epistle to the Romans and chapter 9, emphasising Paul’s argument that none of us are righteous as a result of our own works, regardless of whether we consider ourselves to be good, or religious, or not. Instead, it is only through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ that we can obtain a ‘right’ standing before God, who is the Judge of all.