Sermons from 2026

Life of Esther (38 mins)

Nitish Patel in Part 1 of a series on women in the Bible takes up the life of Esther. In a book which has no written mention of God or any of His Divine titles, it becomes abundantly evident how God moved in a unique way and His movements are traced on every page of this Book which was written in “such a time as this”. May you be enriched as you listen to this message.

Christian life – Self-abasement, Selflessness and Self sacrifice (50 mins)

Graeme Andrews considers Philippians ch 7 vs 17 onwards. In his introduction he mentions that conventionally it is perceived that there 4 case studies of humility in this chapter.He dismantles this notion by saying that the chapter starts with the Lord Jesus Christ who is not just an example of humility but the very personication of humility. He then elaborates on the apostle Paul, his son in the faith – Timothy and his fellow soldier Epaphroditus.The Christian life is one…

The Story of the Samaritan Woman (35 mins)

Jonathan Varghese takes up John ch 4 on the story of the Samaritan woman.He also asks 3 very pertinent questions. 1 Do you know Christ as your Saviour?2 Do you have eternal life?3 Have you trusted Christ as Lord If you can honestly answer YES to all three questions, then please read the gospel of John.You may reach out to us on 0800 772 3091 for a free Bible.

Saving Sinners! (16 mins)

Tim Coltman preaches from 1Timothy ch 1 vs 15. This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners. (Gospel was faithfully preached in the Tent despite the sudden thunderstorms and lightening which can be heard in the background)

Good news for all… (26 mins)

Dan Gillies takes up the passage from Luke ch 23 vs 32 – 40. He explains how one of the criminals got saved at the eleventh hour. The gospel is good news for all – no one is too bad that they cannot be saved from their sins. On the other hand no one is too good that they need not be saved!

Is there a storm in your life? (14 mins)

Tim Coltman preaches from Matthew ch 14 vs 22 -28. The disciples were seasoned soldiers on the sea of Galilee. Yet when a storm crashed onto their boat fear overtook them. The Lord reassured them saying It is I (AM) be not afraid. Peter stepped out of the boat but on looking at the waves he began to sink. He cried out – “Lord save me” and the Lord Jesus immediately stretched forth His hand and rescued Peter. Perhaps there…

Behold now is the accepted time! (28 mins)

Dan Gillies preaches on the characteristics of time. From James ch 4 he mentions the shortness of time as life is just a vapour. From Galatians ch 4 he extrapolated on the Dividing of time when in the “fullness of time God sent forth His Son”.From 2 Corinthians ch 6 he mentions the Opportune time – “Behold now is the accepted time”

Healing of blind Bartimaeus (21 mins)

Tim Coltman takes up the healing blind Bartimaeus from Mark ch 10. Blindness, beggarliness and bankruptcy characterise all sinners. Unless one calls on the Lord Jesus for salvation the situation will never change.

I will come again! (18 mins)

Tim Coltman shares his testimony using a verse which was relevant to his conversion. John ch 14 vs 3 where the Lord Jesus says ” I will come again”. Are you ready if the Lord comes tonight?

The Love of Money is the Root of All Evil (28 mins)

Dan Gillies refers to various Scriptures to expand on the sin of coveteousness which affects many of us! Consequently, money cannot prolong life, money cannot give us eternal life, money does not last long and finally money cannot save a soul. This gospel message presses home the point that the love of money is the root of all evil.