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Mitch Amoah 3/11/24 Mitch Amoah 3/11/24

Acts 2:14-41

Last Days Promise

The coming of the Holy Spirit could not go unnoticed. People from every nation were amazed and perplexed, wondering what it could all mean. In Acts 2:14-41, Peter’s Spirit-empowered sermon explains the meaning, pointing to the one we all must respond to. Come and hear for yourself!

Jared Keath 9/6/24 Jared Keath 9/6/24

Ezra 9-10

Dealing with Disobedience

How do you react to disobedience to God? Does it shock you, grieve you, or not bother you? This is the big question the book of Ezra ends with. It shows us the weight of disobedience, the betrayal it is, and finally points us to the only remedy for disobedience.

Mitch Amoah 28/4/24 Mitch Amoah 28/4/24

Ezra 3

Restored to God

Strained relationships can create challenges in life, making it difficult to work well with others and celebrate victories. This also applies to our relationship with God. Ezra 3 shows the importance of being in good standing with God before we can effectively work together and celebrate the victories.

Mitch Amoah 10/3/24 Mitch Amoah 10/3/24

James 4:1-12

Grace for the Humble

Conflict and fighting seem to be all around us. We seem to experience conflict wherever we go. Many believe it is because of other people, but James 4 shows us that the issue is deeper than we realise. To live peacefully with others, we need to change our attitude, and James shows us how.

Jared Keath 19/2/23 Jared Keath 19/2/23

Romans 2:1-11

Self-Righteousness Exposed

God has plainly revealed in the Bible that there is a future day when his judgment will come crashing down on humanity. Sadly, there people who think they are prepared for that day, but are not. How do you know if that’s you? This sermon unpacks the passage to find out.

Jared Keath 11/12/22 Jared Keath 11/12/22

1 Samuel 31

Saul’s Fall

The final chapter of 1 Samuel records the end of King Saul. After a life of unfaithfulness to the Lord, he dies in defeat and humiliation. This sermon looks at the verdict, the tragedy and the extent of Saul’s fall, and the lessons we can draw from it.

Jared Keath 14/8/22 Jared Keath 14/8/22

1 Samuel 15

Partial Obedience

Saul is rejected as king due to disobedience. Ironically, Saul thinks he was obedient. It shows the tendency of the human heart to seek to justify itself. But we also learn about the seriousness in which God treats disobedience and his regret over it.

Jared Keath 31/7/22 Jared Keath 31/7/22

1 Samuel 12

Kingdom Renewal

The people were in danger of thinking that because they got a king, that God didn’t care that it was originally motivated by a rejection of him. Samuel’s speech at Saul’s inauguration seeks to awaken the Israelites to this deadly attitude. Is this something that we need to hear today?

Jared Keath 19/6/22 Jared Keath 19/6/22

1 Samuel 7:2-17

Returning to the Lord

The book has opened by showing us a people who had lost their way with the Lord. How would they get back? How do you return to the Lord when you’ve lost your way? Here we learn the way back to God is embraced through repentance, achieved by a mediator, and remembered at Ebenezer.