Sermons from 2024

Life’s Final Chapter (21 mins)

‘All good things must come to an end’. It’s a familiar phrase, and the same is true of life. With that in mind, there is a very important question that we must all answer: Am I ready for eternity? We do not know when the last chapter of our life’s story has come; it is important to know the Lord Jesus as your Saviour before our story ends. Don’t delay getting saved, make it your priority!

The Garden of Gethsemane (19 mins)

Edward Munro speaks devotionally on the intense experience of our Saviour in the garden. He draws on 3 gardens in Scripture before expanding on the significance in the garden, sufferings in the garden and supplications made in the garden. Reading from Mark 14:32-44.

The Mount of Transfiguration (20 mins)

Jeff Jacob delivers a word on the Lord’s transfiguration, a pivotal event in the Gospels where Jesus is revealed in divine glory to Peter, James, and John as His face shines like the sun, and His clothes become dazzling white. Moses and Elijah appear beside Him, symbolizing the Law and the Prophets, while a voice from a cloud proclaims, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; hear Him”.

Judges: Barak, Deborah, and Gideon (34 mins)

In this challenging sermon, Tim examines the attitude and conduct of these three judges. He brings out lessons to learn from the Children of Israel at that time, particularly, their desire for a king. While they had no king on earth, their King was in heaven – the Lord God.

The Gospel in Acts 2 (40 mins)

In this sermon, Nick Harvey reads from Acts chapter two; a chapter that introduces sign-gifts, Peter’s spirit-empowered sermon, and the conversion of 3,000 souls. Nick brings out the gospel message from the passage, that all of us need to repent and put our faith in Jesus Christ, and be saved.

“Follow me” (38 mins)

Through the life of Peter, Mr. Scarsbrook draws lessons from the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, reminding us that God often calls us while we are busy with our daily work, just as He called Peter from his fishing nets. Peter’s story shows us that God seeks willing hearts ready to act for His purposes. Most importantly, we are reminded of the centrality of prayer in our lives. If Peter witnessed the Lord Jesus prioritise prayer, how much more should…

Togetherness in Christ (46 mins)

In this episode, Ken Wilkins shares valuable lessons from the inspiring lives of Aquila and Priscilla. He highlights their unwavering unity in Christ, their dedication to working together in service to God, and their ability to balance their profession with their assembly responsibilities. Despite facing life’s challenges, they remained steadfast in their faith and commitment to one another, offering a timeless example of God-honouring partnership and resilience.

The Conversion of Cornelius (36 mins)

Peter preaches the conversion of Cornelius which, like any other conversion, was by repentance toward God and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. The truth of the gospel message is that God desires that we should all be ‘repent and be converted’. Repentance is the necessary change of heart toward sin that God expects of us. Further more, we can be saved, forgiven, and have a relationship with God all because of Jesus Christ, and His death and resurrection.

Are we supposed to be independent from God? (36 mins)

In this gospel sermon, Joel reads from Genesis 3 and examines where man’s desires to be independent from God comes from. We discussed Adam’s own efforts to create an apron of fig leaves to hide his shame and compared it to God’s provision of a coat of skins (an early picture of the Lord Jesus being provided by God for our salvation). We also read from Matthew 14 and investigated how it was dependence on the Lord that enabled Peter…

Lessons to learn from the Children of Israel

In this challenging sermon, Tim Lewitt examines the hindrances that caused the Israelites to stumble. He investigates the joy they missed out on and the difficulty that they brought upon themselves by not depending on the Lord. Tim reminds us of the spiritual blessings that we can enjoy, but we must be careful to not wander away from the Lord, hindering our enjoyment of such blessings.

The urgency of ‘today’ (25 mins)

Tom Armstrong delivers a challenging gospel sermon in which he looks at the various uses of the word ‘today’. He reminds us of the day that the Lord Jesus was born into this world, the day that Zacchaeus received the Lord Jesus, and the day that the Lord Jesus saved a guilty criminal from his sins. Has there been a day when the Lord saved you?

Without God and without hope (21 mins)

Robin Steele brings before us the various positions we can be in regarding God. For those that are still lost, they are described as being ‘without God and without hope’. He preached on the coming of the Lord Jesus into this world, at which point Christ was referred to as ‘Immanuel’ which means ‘God with us’. Because Christ came into this world, died for our sins and rose again from the dead, we can have the knowledge of all sins…

Exodus 35: Willing Workers (54 mins)

Exodus 35 is a chapter that should encourage and challenge every believer. Joel presents the significance of the willing and wise hearts that were involved in the offering for and construction of the Tabernacle. We examine what the heart means, and the true meaning of willing and wise service for God.

Dutiful, discreet, and devoted women (41 mins)

In this sermon, Oliver Penfold presents three women in the Bible who are excellent examples of duty, discretion, and devotion. We consider the conduct of Ruth, Abigail, and Mary and how their example should influence the conduct of all believers.