John 8:32
We all know brokenness—sickness, sorrow, loneliness, shame. In Mark 1:29-45, we meet Jesus, the King who sees your pain, reaches into your brokenness, and has the power to make you whole. This sermon explores Jesus’ power, priorities, and pity—inviting us to trust and follow him.
This sermon explores the stunning authority of Jesus in Mark 1:16–28. In the way he calls followers, teaches powerfully, and defeats evil, we see not just a man—but the Son of God. How can we relate to someone with such authority?
What makes Jesus so extraordinary? How can someone from 2000 years ago still influence the world and its people today? Mark 1:1-15 helps us understand who Jesus is and what He came to do, showing that He truly is good news for everyone.
What do you do when the world around you feels lost and hopeless? In Acts 17:16-34, Paul shows us a God-centred way to meet people where they’re at, gently challenge their beliefs with the truth, and boldly call everyone to turn and trust Jesus.
When the gospel first comes to Thessalonica and Berea, it meets both fierce opposition and eager belief. Acts 17:1-15 shows how God’s word disrupts the status quo, stirs deep responses, and invites us to examine the Scriptures with open and searching hearts.
Though there is only one way to be saved, the gospel reaches people in many different ways. Acts 16 shows us this through three remarkable conversion stories. This sermon investigates two of them in Acts 16:16-40—showing that no one is beyond God’s saving grace.
What’s your main mission in life? If you could achieve just one thing, what would it be? In Acts 16:1-15, we observe Paul and his team set out on an important mission, remaining firm in the gospel but flexible in their practice. Find out how God can work through you in similar ways, as we follow their example.
What kind of conflict is worth having in church—and what kind isn’t? Can God still be at work when godly people strongly disagree? In Acts 15, the early church faces two very different conflicts. One protects gospel grace. One exposes human weakness. Yet through both, Jesus continues to build his church.
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