Sermons on Verse by Verse Expositions
The 7 Churches: Thyatira (43 mins)
Drew Logan takes up the church at Thyatira. An assembly recognised for its fervency and charity yet tolerated a ‘Jezebel’ type of character. Drew emphasises the importance of wordly separation and the dangers of compromising.
The 7 Churches: Laodicea (25 mins)
Tim Lewitt concludes on this series of The Seven Churches with an overview study of the church at Laodicea
The 7 Churches: Philadelphia (55 mins)
Andrew Hackett shares an overview on the church at Philadelphia.
The 7 Churches: Sardis (62 mins)
Graeme Andrews provides a thorough examination of the church of Sardis in Revelation 3. In addition to giving insight into the culture, city, and the church, Graeme teaches the the provision for, the problems in, the principles of, the perils of, and the promises to the church in Sardis.
Brief overview on Philemon. (10 mins)
Daniel Baker gives a brief introduction to the epistle to Philemon before considering verses 8 to 14.
The 7 Churches: Pergamos (38 mins)
Peter Scarsbrook preaches on the church at Pergamos. He looks at their Conditions, Commendation, Criticism and the Charge given to them.
The 7 Churches: Smyrna (59 mins)
Josh Jacob gives an introduction to the 7 lampstands in Revelation and considers conditions at Smyrna.
The 7 Churches: Ephesus (52 mins)
Joel Lacey expounds on the church in Ephesus.After an introduction on conditions in Ephesus, he considers it under the following headings:Review of the church,Requirement of the Christians, and theReward for their compliance.
Colossians: Overview (43 mins)
In this introductory sermon, ahead of our Bible Readings in Colossians, the context of the book is considered. Joel Lacey discusses the scriptural, cultural, and historical context, as well as teaching the key themes, structure, and argument of the epistle.
Ephesians 2 (53 mins)
Brother Andrew Hackett from Northampton gives expositional insight into the wonderful passage of Ephesians chapter 2. He teaches from the text about the transformation from spiritual death to life through God’s grace, showing how believers were once dead in sin but are now made alive in Christ. He highlights that salvation is a gift from God, not earned by works, so no one can boast. He also teaches the wisdom of God as demonstrated through the Church.
Leviticus 12: The Laws of Motherhood (45 mins)
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.
Leviticus 11: The cleanliness code (47 mins)
Dan Rudge expounds very clearly on a rarely heard ministry from Leviticus ch 11. He elaborates on the ‘cleanliness code’. Having divided the chapter into 3 sections- diet of God’s people (vs 1-23), defilement of God’s people (vs 24-43) and duty of God’s people (vs 44-47), he then expands with some practical teaching on the significance of, separation and structure of the cleanliness code. Well worth listening on more than once!
The Epistle to the Philippians (21 mins)
Leonard Currie gives a brief Christ-exalting devotional on the book of Philippians. Ch 1- With Christ, ch 2- In Christ, ch 3- For Christ and ch 4- Through Christ
Leviticus 10: Strange fire and the holy God (54 mins)
Andrew Hackett preaches from Leviticus chapter 10. He elaborates on the “strange fire” offered by Aaron’s sons and discusses the seriousness of worshipping in spirit and in truth.
Leviticus 7: A sense of the sacred (51 mins)
Scott Dunn expounds the challenges of Leviticus 7. Worshipping God is not on our terms but on His; how we approach God matters. The chapter brings before the reader the significance of holiness, which fundamentally determines the quality of our worship to God. It is our obedience to Him that makes the difference.