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  1. 1d ago

    Abiding in the True Vine [Jesus-Centred Living] John 15:1-11 | Luke Ebrahim

    What does it really mean to be Jesus-centred? In John 15, Jesus describes Himself as the True Vine and calls His followers to abide in Him, reminding us that lasting spiritual fruit comes not from our own efforts, but from remaining connected to Him. In this sermon, Luke Ebrahim, one of the elders at Calvary Cork, explores what it means to abide in Christ, experience the Father's loving pruning, and bear fruit that glorifies God. We are reminded that Christianity is not simply about religious activity, but about a living relationship with Jesus, who loves us, sustains us, and fills us with His joy. Scripture: John 15:1-11Speaker: Luke EbrahimSeries: Jesus-Centred | Calvary Cork Learn more about Calvary Cork: https://calvarycork.org #CalvaryCork #John15 #AbideInChrist #JesusCentred #BibleTeaching

    Abiding in the True Vine [Jesus-Centred Living] John 15:1-11 | Luke Ebrahim

  2. Oct 26

    Made for Another World: The Hope of Heaven | Nick Cady - 2 Corinthians 5:1-11

    Have you ever felt that you were made for something more? That even the best things in life don't quite satisfy our longing for meaning, belonging, and a place to call home? What does the Bible actually say about Heaven? And could believing in life after death change the way we live today? In this message from Calvary Cork, guest speaker Nick Cady explores 2 Corinthians 5:1-11, where the Apostle Paul explains how the hope of Heaven gives us courage in the face of suffering, confidence about the future, and purpose in our everyday lives. Whether you're a Christian, exploring faith, or simply curious about God and what happens after we die, this message offers an opportunity to consider what the Bible says about the hope found in Jesus Christ. Speaker: Nick CadyBible passage: 2 Corinthians 5:1-11Church: Calvary Cork, Cork City, Ireland Find out more about Calvary Cork at https://calvarycork.org

    Made for Another World: The Hope of Heaven | Nick Cady - 2 Corinthians 5:1-11

  3. Oct 19

    Satan’s Final Defeat and the Last Judgement | Revelation 20

    What does the Bible say about the end of the world? Revelation 20 describes Satan’s final defeat, the thousand-year reign of Christ, and the last judgement—and asks a deeply personal question: are you ready to meet Jesus? In this sermon, Mike Neglia explores four movements in Revelation 20: Satan is bound, the saints reign, the devil is defeated, and the dead are judged. We consider what the millennium means, what happens at the Great White Throne, and why the Lamb’s Book of Life offers hope in the face of judgement. Whether you’re exploring Christianity in Cork, Ireland, asking questions about Jesus, or studying what the Bible teaches about the end times, this message invites you to consider both the seriousness of God’s judgement and the assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ. The One who will judge the world is the same One who gave His life to save sinners. Those who belong to Him can live faithfully and face the future with confidence. 📖 Bible passage: Revelation 20:1–15🎙️ Preacher: Mike Neglia Questions explored:• What happens to Satan at the end of the world?• What is the thousand-year reign of Christ?• Will Christians face the final judgement?• What does the Bible teach about hell?• What is the Book of Life?• How can we be ready to meet Jesus? If you’re in Cork and exploring the Christian faith, you’re welcome to bring your questions and join the conversation. #Revelation20 #Christianity #Cork

    Satan’s Final Defeat and the Last Judgement | Revelation 20

  4. Oct 12

    The Marriage Supper of the Lamb | Revelation 19

    Revelation 19 brings us to one of the great climactic moments in the Bible: the marriage supper of the Lamb and the return of Jesus Christ as King of kings and Lord of lords. Heaven rejoices because God saves, God judges rightly, and God reigns. But this chapter also presses a personal question on every one of us: how will we respond to the rule of Jesus? The invitation is still open. Come to the Lamb. Trust the King. Do not miss the feast.

    The Marriage Supper of the Lamb | Revelation 19

  5. Oct 5

    Babylon Is Fallen: When the World Comes Crashing Down (Revelation 18)

    In Revelation 18, Babylon the Great falls. The city that promised security, luxury, power, and pleasure is exposed as empty, corrupt, and unable to save. This sermon traces Babylon from Babel, to empire, to symbol, to the final anti-God world system judged in Revelation. Along the way, we consider what it means for Christians to hear the call: “Come out of her, my people.” How do we live faithfully in the world without being formed by the world? How do we recognise the pull of false comfort, consumerism, compromise, and worldly sorrow? Revelation 18 is a heavy chapter, but it leads us to the hope of the gospel: Babylon buys people to use them, but Jesus redeems people for God by His blood. Babylon consumes, but Jesus saves. Babylon enslaves, but Jesus sets free. Babylon falls, but Christ remains. Text: Revelation 18Series: RevelationSpeaker: Mike NegliaChurch: Calvary Cork

    Babylon Is Fallen: When the World Comes Crashing Down (Revelation 18)

  6. Sep 28

    Babylon Falls, the Lamb Conquers - Revelation 17

    Revelation 17 is one of the most symbol-filled chapters in the Bible: a woman, a beast, many waters, seven heads, ten horns, a golden cup, and the name Babylon. But this chapter is not given merely to satisfy our curiosity about the future. It opens our eyes to the Babylon around us, warns our hearts against Babylon’s seduction, and fixes our hope on the Lamb who conquers. In this sermon, we consider Babylon as the anti-God world-system in every age: seductive, spiritual but Christless, violent, and doomed. And at the centre of it all stands Revelation 17:14: “They will make war on the Lamb, and the Lamb will conquer them, for He is Lord of lords and King of kings.” Babylon seduces.The beast destroys.But the Lamb conquers.

    Babylon Falls, the Lamb Conquers - Revelation 17

  7. Sep 21

    The Wrath of God and the Refuge of the Lamb | Revelation 16

    Revelation 16 is one of the most sobering chapters in the Bible. The seven bowls of God’s wrath are poured out upon a world that has ignored His warnings, worshipped the beast, persecuted the saints, clung to Babylon, and stubbornly refused to repent.In this sermon, we see that God’s judgment is righteous, human rebellion is deeply hardened, and Christ’s warning is urgent. The bowls show what sin deserves, but the gospel shows where the believer’s judgment has already fallen: at the cross of Jesus Christ.Revelation 16 warns us that rebellion against God has consequences, repentance is urgent, and Christ is our only refuge.Text: Revelation 16Series: RevelationPreacher: Mike NegliaCalvary CorkSundays at 11am25 South Side Industrial Estate, Cork, Ireland (T12 R792)Website: https://calvarycork.orgInstagram: @CalvaryCorkFacebook: /CalvaryCorkSuggested Tags / KeywordsRevelation 16, seven bowls, wrath of God, Lamb of God, book of Revelation, Calvary Cork, Mike Neglia, Revelation sermon, end times, Armageddon, judgment of God, repentance, Jesus Christ, Bible teaching, Christian sermon

    The Wrath of God and the Refuge of the Lamb | Revelation 16

  8. Sep 14

    The Song Beside the Sea | Revelation 15 (When Worship Feels Hard)

    In Revelation 15, John sees redeemed people standing beside the sea, singing before the bowls of God’s judgment are poured out. This ancient and future song, the song of Moses and the Lamb, teaches us that when life is heavy and worship feels hard, God’s people can still sing: His works are great, His ways are just, and His holiness is unmatched. This sermon traces the connection between Exodus 15 and Revelation 15, showing how the Lamb fulfils the greater Exodus and brings His people through to worship. The redeemed sing in every season and every location, not because life is easy, but because the Lamb is worthy. Passage: Revelation 15Speaker: Mike NegliaSeries: RevelationChurch: Calvary Cork

    The Song Beside the Sea | Revelation 15 (When Worship Feels Hard)
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    Calvary Cork
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
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    146
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