1. Restraint 2. Purpose 3. ServicePaul, by example, is calling us to restrain our Christian liberty for higher purposes.Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. Born Again 2. Kingdom of God 3. CannotJesus told Nicodemus that he must be born again if he were to enter the kingdom of God. This is true of everyone. Believers should treasure and use their new birth. Unbelievers should be warned!Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. The Circumstance 2. The Everlasting Arms 3. The Hope and Encouragement: Isreal was on the verge of entering the promise land with uncertainty and challenge ahead. They need to hear of God's eternal character and so do we.Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. Faithful Waiting is rewarded 2. Simeon holds the Saviour 3. Opposition to Christ is revealed to SimeonDoor Dr. Chris Richards

1. Meat 2. Knowledge 3. Love Paul introduces a nuanced section about Christian Freedom. Knowledge is important but knowledge without love is dangerous. Our Christian freedom must be controlled by love.Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. Foundation of Reliance 2. Fruit of Reliance 3. Failure of RelianceDoor Benjamin Wontrop

1. The Advantage of Singleness 2. Interacting with Singles 3. Singles Who Wish to Marry: Singleness when seen from a spiritual perspective can be a great advantage. Those of us who are married have a duty to interact with singles thoughtfully and singles who want to marry should be content, seek God for marriage but not see it as a fail if God does…

1. Faithful Grace, 2. Undesearved Grace 3. Enriching Grace: David's treatment of Mephibosheth teaches us ultimately about God's grace to us.Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. God 2. Prioritisation 3. Gospel Lens: Contentment starts in a deep satisfaction with God's will. It is nurtured through prioritising what God has commanded us to and call us to. It is also nurtured as we see our circumstances through the lens of what God has done, is doing and will do in Christ.Door Benjamin Wontrop

1. Christ's Humility 2. Our Imitation 3. Our Hope: When it comes to humility, our focus must be Christ. Our humility is to be patterned after Christ's example. We can also serve others in humility with hope because of our future exaltation in Christ. Believers and non-believers should embrace humility through repentance, faith in Christ, prayer, an…

This sermon explores Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians 7 on marriage and divorce, emphasizing the sanctity of marriage. Paul warns against the misuse of divorce, highlighting that while divorce may be permitted in certain situations, it is never the ideal or holy option. The message encourages commitment to marriage, reflecting God's design and the…

This sermon explores Proverbs 14:4, emphasizing that productivity often comes with mess and hard work but is ultimately rewarding. Using Christ's incarnation and sacrifice as the ultimate example, it encourages believers to prioritize productivity and service over comfort. The sermon applies these principles to various areas of life—vocation, famil…

Paul wants to encourage and strengthen the church in Colossae. This will happen in three ways. The first is by being knit together in love. The second is by attaining full assurance of understanding, and the third is to the knowledge of the mystery of God.Door Nathan Wallace

The sermon focuses on the pursuit of Christ over confidence in the flesh. Paul, once reliant on his privileges and performance, found true joy and confidence in Christ. He counted his past achievements as rubbish to gain Christ.Door Benjamin Wontrop

Celibacy is good — In certain contexts and for certain people, singleness and celibacy can be more beneficial for the glory of God than marriage. Marital intimacy is good — Within marriage, intimacy is not only permissible but essential for maintaining purity and glorifying God. Duties, not rights, should govern us — Whether single or married, focu…

The sermon underscores the importance of Christians embracing their distinctiveness as a means to effectively share the Gospel. It asserts that true relevance comes from living Christ-like lives marked by integrity, humility, and love for God. This distinctiveness, openly demonstrated through actions, ultimately draws others to glorify God rather t…

The sermon based on 1 Corinthians 3 exhorts believers not to place trust in human leaders but to focus on Christ as the foundation. Paul gives five arguments: trusting in men is immature, contrary to God's design for ministry, dangerous, deceptive, and forgetful of our wealth in Christ. Ultimately, spiritual maturity comes from relying on God, not …

The sermon emphasizes that true wisdom comes from God, not worldly sources. This wisdom, revealed through Christ and the Holy Spirit, is essential for living in accordance with reality. Christians must seek God's wisdom through Scripture and reject the temporary, misguided wisdom of the world.Door Benjamin Wontrop

This sermon explores the parable of the two sons in Luke 15, focusing on the father's grace toward both the repentant prodigal son and the self-righteous older son. The father's lavish love, forgiveness, and invitation to rejoice in repentance reflect God's character, calling believers to meditate on His boundless grace and extend it to others.…

The sermon emphasizes that true power for Christians comes from God, not personal abilities. Apostle Paul's ministry serves as an example, relying on Christ's work and the Holy Spirit's power rather than human skills. Christians should seek strength in holiness and God's Spirit to fulfill their duties and face life's challenges.…

Lydia's example speaks of the closed heart and the open heart.Door Benjamin Wontrop

This sermon contrasts worldly wisdom and power with the message of Christ crucified. While the world views the cross as foolishness, God uses what appears weak to shame the strong and wise. Believers are called to live under God's wisdom and power, glorifying Him, not relying on human strength or wisdom.…

The sermon discusses Acts 3, where Peter calls for repentance and conversion after the healing of a lame man. Through repentance, sins are blotted out, and times of spiritual refreshing come from God. The message applies to both initial conversion and ongoing repentance in the Christian life.Door Benjamin Wontrop

The sermon emphasizes the profound impact of Christ's resurrection. It assures believers that Christianity is true, sins are atoned for, and that resurrection is certain. It also highlights the public truth of Christ's reign, which subdues all things under His authority, challenging individuals and society to submit to His rule.…

In this sermon, our minister explores the profound prayer of Jesus for His future church. The passage highlights three main themes: evangelistic unity, final communion with Christ, and Christ's ongoing work in His people.Door Benjamin Wontrop

The glory of Christ in the salvation of his peopleThe glory of Christ in his exultationDoor Benjamin Wontrop

In this sermon on John 17:6-19, the speaker explores Christ's prayer for His disciples, revealing how Jesus views His followers and what He desires for them. Christ sees believers as the Father's precious gift, those who keep His word, believe in Him, and reflect His glory. He prays for their protection, sanctification, and unity, offering a powerf…

This sermon addresses the themes of unity and division within the church, drawn from 1 Corinthians chapter 1. The speaker begins by emphasizing the need to seek God's help in understanding His Word, encouraging the congregation to listen for God's voice and understand the practical implications of Christ's teachings in their lives.…

The sermon reflects on Daniel 3, focusing on the unwavering faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, their trial in the fiery furnace, and their miraculous deliverance by the fourth man, identified as Christ. Key lessons emphasize the importance of true worship, steadfast obedience, and Christ's presence in suffering.…

The sermon, centered on Revelation 14:13, reflects on death and the hope found in Christ. It emphasizes that believers who die in the Lord are blessed, rest from their labors, and have their works follow them. Drawing on the sudden death of a church member, Colin, the message comforts with the assurance of eternal life and joy in Christ.…

The sermon is based on John 17, focusing on the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus, where He prays for His own glorification, the salvation of His people, and His eventual exaltation. The preacher explains that Jesus' mission—culminating in His death, resurrection, and ascension—brings glory to both Jesus and the Father. He emphasizes that believers sho…

Present confirmationConfirmation to the endDoor Benjamin Wontrop

Both Mary and Martha loved ChristMartha was distracted with servingJesus demands our priorityDo not let your heart be worried.Don't let yourself be distracted.Door Benjamin Wontrop

ExiledDeterminedVindicatedDaniel and his friends accepted the names and difficulties, but they drew the line at the delicacies.Door Nathan Wallace

Delight in the SabbathThe five C's of the Sabbath1 Creation2 Commandment3 Covenant4 Christ5 Christ's peopleSabbath BlessingDoor Benjamin Wontrop

John 16:33I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.ChristPeaceGood cheerDoor Benjamin Wontrop

The most awe-inspiring truth is also the most comforting:God is the Christian's FatherThis is a Christian priviledgeGod is a full FatherDoor Benjamin Wontrop

The diciples think they have had a breakthrough. But Jesus warns them to not be too confident.It is wonderful to have spiritual breakthroughs, but it is also an opportunity for the devil. When you have breakthroughs, be sober about your maturity and remember the blessings God gives. Future blessingPresent beliefIntermediate failure…

Paul is the chief of sinners, as we all are. There is respectable sin in the worlds eyes. Christ our great saviour. Abundance in grace.Door Benjamin Wontrop

Love God, Love your neighborThe People, the prayer, Pleasantly refreshingDoor Nathan Wallace

God will over-through the throne of kingdoms, God will make Serubbabel a signet ring, Because God has chosen himDoor Nathan Wallace

The disciples are confused about Jesus' saying: A little while...then a little while... But Jesus is saying this for their joy.Door Benjamin Wontrop

Door Benjamin Wontrop

We are your bone and flesh, David lead instead of David, How all of this points to Jesus.Door Jonathan Winch

Multiplication, VisitationDoor Benjamin Wontrop

The worst thing that a man can do is reject Christ.Door Benjamin Wontrop

Pain, hurt. We let go of pain by trusting GodDoor Benjamin Wontrop

Door Benjamin Wontrop

Jesus came to save from sin, The Names Jesus and EmmanuelDoor Benjamin Wontrop

Christ conceived, Christ incarnate, Life begins at conception,Door Dr. Chris Richards