Sermon on Matthew 7, Jesus explains a clear picture of discipleship as we are shaped by our Father's generosity.
Topics: Matthew 7, Golden rule
Sermon on 1 John 5. Celebrating God's promises.
Topics: 1 John, Promise
1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13
Topics: Love, Being God's Church
Gospel Hope
Topics: 1 Thessalonians 4-5, Hope, Being God's Church
1 Thessalonians 4:1-12 Gospel Behaviour
Topics: 1 Thessalonians, Sanctification
Being God's church
Topics: Faithful, grace
Sermon on 2 Corinthians 10:1-11:15, Authentic Grace
Topics: 2 Corinthians 10-11, Authentic Grace, His grace is enough
Sermon on 3 John
Topics: 3 John, Truth, Love
Sermon on Matthew 9:9-38. A new Kingdom.
Topic: Kingdom
Sermon on Matthew 10. A new Mission.
Topic: Mission
Philippians 1 sermon, advancing the gospel
Topics: Gospel, Phillipians
“Christ is risen!” “He is risen indeed!” This is the astounding truth that we remember on Easter Sunday. This is the truth that has been proclaimed ever since that first Easter weekend when the disciples discovered that the tomb was empty and they saw Jesus alive again. This Sunday we are reminded from the first letter of Peter what the event of Jesus’ resurrection means for us today. It is a truth that brims with hope and joy and overflows in praise to God.
Topics: Resurrection, Hope, Joy, Good news
In the third in our series "Prayer 101: An introduction to the Psalms" we see how the Psalms give voice to our everyday trials. Psalm 3 is the first prayer in the book of Psalms and it is a cry for help amid trial. It is to God that we are to turn in times of difficulty, and it is as we turn to him that we find confidence and strength to meet the day and the sure promise of future deliverance.
Topics: Psalms, Prayer
It’s all too common that Christians have conflict with one another. James 4:1-12 tells us that the problem begins in our hearts, as we put our own desires ahead of loving our brothers and sisters. Though we are all prone to this, the good news is that in the gospel of our Lord Jesus are found all the resources required for reconciliation and living at peace with one another.
Topics: James, Conflict
The first in a short sermon series on the prophet Habakkuk. As we dive into this part of God’s word recorded around 2600 years ago we find Habakkuk wrestling with the same kind of questions that confront us today. Habakkuk looks around is confronted by violence and injustice in his society and he wonders why God doesn’t do something about it. This week we see that God does hear our cries for help and we also consider how he answers this prayer for us.
Topics: Habakkuk, Prayer, Justice
Booklet for St Aidan's 'Big Day Out' 2019. The theme is 'love one another'.
Topics: Love, Big Day Out
1 Samuel 16:1-13, sermon the week before Christmas about the King born in Bethlehem.
Topics: 1 Samuel, Bethlehem
Christmas Day sermon on Isaiah 9. The Light of Christmas.
Topics: Christmas, Light, Isaiah
St Aidan's 'Big Day Out' 2019 focussed on what it means to be a church that loves one another. This is the talk from the second session on Colossians 1 and 4.
Topics: Love, Big Day Out
Sermon on Colossians 1:24-2:5, 'Everyone mature in Christ'.
Topics: Colossians, Christ, Mature
Sermon on Colossians 3:1-17. A life raised with Christ.
Topics: Raised, Christ
St Aidan's 'Big Day Out' 2019 focussed on what it means to be a church that loves one another. This is the talk from the first session on Colossians 3:12-17.
Topics: Love, Big Day Out
Sermon on Colossians 3:18-4:1. A life ordered in Christ
Topics: Home, Order, Love, Service
Sermon on Colossians 1:15-2:3
Topics: Colossians, Supreme
Luke 20
Topics: Resurrection, Son of David, Son of God
Jesus welcomes people (Mark 11:1-19) God’s gracious purpose has always been to gather a people to himself. The story of the human race however is one of turning from God and banishment from his presence. And yet despite our rebellion God’s intention to bless humanity and to welcome us home remains and is restored through the coming of Jesus, his life and his sacrificial death. Today we consider the welcome that God has extended to us and to all people through Christ and what that means for...
Topics: Welcome, Jesus
At the time of the first Christmas many were awaiting God’s salvation, and yet no one was expecting the way that He would bring it about. This sermon focuses on the good news revealed to Mary, that she would bear a son who would be God’s long promised savior. As we hear this good news afresh and see Mary’s response of faith, we see how the news announced at that first Christmas is still good news to sing about today.
Topics: Christmas, Luke, Mary
In this final instalment of our Christmas series we focus on Luke’s record of baby Jesus being brought by Mary and Joseph to the temple where he is presented to the Lord. Jesus is greeted by Simeon and Anna, two devout Israelites who are waiting for the arrival of God’s salvation. Upon seeing Jesus their longings are met, as they see in him the fulfillment of God’s promises of blessing for the nation. Yet, we will see that the arrival of Jesus is not just good news for Israel, but indeed...
Topics: Christmas, Simeon, Anna
Jesus Welcomes Children (Mark 10:13-16): The first in a three week series thinking about welcoming. God has graciously welcomed us into his family through Christ; in turn we express God’s heart as we likewise open our arms to welcome others. In this talk we see the welcome that Jesus extended to children in his ministry, but not only does Jesus welcome children he sets them before us as models of the true nature of discipleship. We will consider what that means for the life of our church as...
Topics: Welcome, Jesus, Children
Sermon on 'Faith in Jesus', from Matthew 8:1-17.
Topics: Faith, Matthew, Good news
The beginning of a new series in Luke’s gospel, chapters 3-9. After the great joy and expectation of Jesus’ birth, the time has now come when he begins his mission. Luke reveals to us in these chapters the shape and the scope of the salvation that Jesus will bring. It will be a salvation for all people, as he restores humanity’s relationship with God, yet it will only be achieved as Jesus walks the path of suffering for us.
Topics: Luke's gospel, John the Baptist, Jesus Christ
What is Jesus mission all about? For what purpose was he sent by the Father? This talk looks at a defining moment in Jesus’ ministry, in Luke 4, as in his hometown of Nazareth Jesus speaks of the purpose of his mission. We’ll hear of the wonderful news at the heart of the gospel that Jesus came so that we would be set free.
Topics: Luke, Jesus, Nazareth, Freedom
Sermon on Matthew 8:18-27. Following Jesus.
Topics: Jesus, Disciple, Storm
Sermon on Matthew 8:27-9:8
Topics: Matthew, Forgiveness
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Genesis 37-50 - Where is God? - Jon Blyth 8-Jun-08
Topics: Genesis, God, Jesus, Bible
Sermon on 1 John 4:12-23. Assurance.
Topics: Assurance, 1 John
1 John 4 sermon - God is love.
Topic: Love
Sermon on Jeremiah 30-33, God promises to restore his people.
Topics: Jeremiah, grace, restore
Sermon on Jeremiah 1-6
Topics: Jeremiah, Word
Sermon on Jeremiah 46-52. God's word to the nations.
Topics: Jeremiah, Babylon, Nations
Sermon on Galatians 5-6
Topics: Freedom, Gospel
Sermon on Galatians 2:11-21. Living in line with the gospel.
Topics: Gospel, Living for God
1 Thessalonians 2:1-16
Topic: Gospel Ministry
Sermon from Galatians on Gospel Unity.
Topics: Galatians, Unity, Gospel
Jesus' death and burial, Luke 23
Topics: Luke 23, Death, Burial, Joseph
Jesus' Crucifixion, Luke 23
Topics: Luke 23, Jesus
Easter Sunday sermon on Luke 24
Topics: Luke 24, Resurrection
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Sermon on Hebrews 10:1-25
Topics: Hebrews, Jesus
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Sermon on Hebrews 11:23-40
Topics: Faith, Hebrews
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Sermon on Hebrews 11:8-22
Topics: Hebrews, Faith, Abraham
