Sermons from August 2026
The Supremacy of Christ (24 mins)
Roy Mathews gives a brief exhortation after the emblems based on Hebrews ch 3 vs 1 to 6. Having given an introduction to the epistle based on the supremacy of Christ, he focuses on the Title – the Apostle and High Priest, he concentrates on Who Christ is and What He has done. Consequently, we would do well hold fast to our faith, hope and promises given to us
The Majesty of Jehovah God (42 mins)
James Varghese extrapolates from a familiar New Testament verse (1 Tim ch 2 vs 5) to expound on 4 Old Testament characters – Moses, Eli, Solomon and Job. If the majesty of Jehovah God has lost its truth on you, if the Person of the Lord Jesus Christ doesn’t appeal to you as it did the day you put your trust in Him, if the Bible doesn’t excite you anymore – then we trust this message will speak to you.
Basic assembly truths – Fragrance, Freshness, Fruitfulness & Feasting (42 mins)
John Griffiths takes up basic assembly truths by comparing the NT assembly as God’s garden (1Cor 3 vs 9) with OT pictures from the Song of Solomon ch 4 vs 5 to ch 5 vs 1. Mr Griffiths explains that the assembly is a place of fragrance, freshness, fruitfulness and feasting. This is a very rarely drawn out truth from the Song of songs and merits listening more than once.
Life of Mephibosheth (50 mins)
Steve Brand considers the life of Mephibosheth and draws a comparison to how the grace of God is manifested in the life of a believer. Mephibosheth was 1 Sought and saved by a merciful king 2 Sat with the sons of a mighty king 3 Suffered in sympathy by a rejected king 4 Satisfied to see a returning king 5 Safe and secure because of a faithful king (2 Samuel chs 4, 9, 16, 19 and 21)