Jubilee Church Wirral – Sunday messages

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  1. 6D AGO

    Phil Dickson: Be holy. Because He is holy.

    Phil continues our journey through Hebrews and explores what it truly means that God is holy, looking at the tabernacle and the powerful imagery of Hebrews 9. Phil unpacks how the old covenant pointed forward to something far greater. What does it mean that Jesus entered “once and for all”? How do God’s justice and mercy come together? And what does that mean for us personally? This preach will deepen your understanding of God’s holiness, the finished work of Christ, and the call to live set-apart lives today. The post Phil Dickson: Be holy. Because He is holy. first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    33 min

  2. FEB 9

    Rick Robertson: A rewired heart

    In ‘A Rewired Heart,’ Rick looks at Hebrews 8, exploring the profound shift from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, explaining why the original agreement – though designed by God – could never fully bridge the gap between humanity and the Divine. Are you tired of trying to follow rules that feel external or burdensome? Rick illustrates how the New Covenant isn’t just a “better deal” or a spiritual software update; it is a fundamental internal transformation. He dives into the promise that God will write His laws directly onto our minds and hearts, moving us away from a performance-based faith and into a life fueled by a genuine, internal desire to know Him. Using relatable analogies – from the evolution of mobile phones to the simple power of a handshake – Rick clarifies how Jesus acts as the ultimate mediator to secure an everlasting partnership with us. Questions to consider: 1️⃣ What does the failure of the old covenant teach us about the limits of self-effort when it comes to obedience, faithfulness, and real change? 2️⃣ Jeremiah and Ezekiel speak about God working from the inside out. What stands out to you about how the new covenant changes the heart, not just behaviour? 3️⃣ God says, “I will be their God, and they will be my people.” What difference should this identity make to how we live and relate to one another as a church? 4️⃣ Is there an area of your life, or a relationship, where you sense God inviting you to trust him afresh and allow his Spirit to bring change? How can we pray into that together now? The post Rick Robertson: A rewired heart first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    39 min

  3. FEB 1

    Chris Griffiths: Trust, submission and faith

    Chris Griffiths of Jubilee Church Wirral on Hebrews 11: 1-2. “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see. This is what the ancients were commended for.” Chris shares about his year of cancer, from being diagnosed with bowel cancer to being declared cancer free, and how God provided for him and his family during that time. He also talks about how trust in God and submission to His will – whatever that meant for Chris and his family – ultimately increased his faith. As part of his talk, Andrew and Julie Greenhalgh share about God’s provision for them and their family during their time in Zambia between 2019 and 2020. Chris shows how Jesus demonstrated submission to God and His will, as recorded in the book of Matthew: “Going a little farther, he fell with his face to the ground and prayed, “My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will.” He went away a second time and prayed, “My Father, if it is not possible for this cup to be taken away unless I drink it, may your will be done.” When he came back, he again found them sleeping, because their eyes were heavy. So he left them and went away once more and prayed the third time, saying the same thing.” The post Chris Griffiths: Trust, submission and faith first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    38 min

  4. JAN 25

    Dave Frodsham: Jesus – eternal priest, guarantor and advocate

    Dave Frodsham of Jubilee Church Wirral looks at Hebrews 7, and the profound role of Jesus as our eternal priest, guarantor, and advocate. Hebrews 7 is a chapter packed with theological detail, containing hope and security to every believer. If you’ve ever struggled with guilt, felt like you need to “earn” God’s love through religious performance, or wondered if your faith is secure, this message is for you. Dave encourages us to stop looking for security in our own efforts and instead fully trust in the superior mediation of Jesus Christ. “He is able to save to the uttermost… since he always lives to make intercession for [us].” — Hebrews 7:25 The post Dave Frodsham: Jesus – eternal priest, guarantor and advocate first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    40 min

  5. JAN 18

    Rick Robertson: What God has done in you

    On Baptism Sunday at Jubilee Church Wirral, when seven of our family members were baptised by immersion, in ‘What God has done in you’, Rick Robertson explores the transformation that occurs when someone becomes a Christian. Rick highlights a passage from Ephesians 2:4-6, explaining how God’s love and mercy bring believers from a state of being “dead” in their sins to being “alive” with Christ. He uses a series of analogies to explain these theological concepts: The Sunlit Room: He compares coming to God to light entering a dusty room. Just as sunlight reveals hidden dust and cobwebs, God’s light reveals the “mess” in our lives and our need for Him. The Envelope of Sin: He uses an envelope to represent sin and brokenness that blocks a person’s relationship with God. He explains that Jesus, who lived a perfect life, took that “envelope” of sin upon Himself through His death on the cross, restoring the believer’s relationship with God as a child to a father. Rick emphasises that this transformation is not due to human effort or strength, but solely because of “what God has done”. The post Rick Robertson: What God has done in you first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    14 min

  6. JAN 11

    Rick Robertson: Attached and Anchored

    Rick continues our series on Hebrews by looking at Hebrews 6:11–20. Exploring the spiritual security found in Jesus, Rick emphasises that despite the challenges and uncertainties of life, we as believers can remain firm in our faith by focusing on the character and promises of God. By living with confidence in Christ, Rick reminds us that we can be stronger and more courageous in our daily lives, transformed by the power of God working in us and securely anchored in Christ, regardless of the storms we face. The post Rick Robertson: Attached and Anchored first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    32 min

  7. JAN 4

    Dave Frodsham: The Word of God – Living, Active and Sharp

    In our first message of 2026, Dave talks about the transformative power of the Word of God as described in Hebrews 4:12-13. Dave encourages us to move beyond seeing the Bible as a historical record and instead encounter it as a living, breathing person: Jesus Christ. Dave discusses how the Word acts as both a seed that changes the landscape of our lives and a surgical tool that heals us from the inside out. The Word of God is not just a book; it is a person. Jesus is the “Logos” who expresses God’s heart, mind, grace, and truth. Reading the Bible is like planting a seed. When applied with faith, it breaks through the “soil” of our lives to grow roots and produce the fruit of God’s character. God’s Word is sharper than any two-edged sword. It is designed to cut through the “heart of stone,” discerning our deepest thoughts and intentions to bring healing rather than hurt. Spiritual growth requires more than just a Sunday service; it requires a daily, systematic relationship with the Word. By hearing and trusting God’s Word with faith, we can enter the eternal rest that He has promised to those who believe. The post Dave Frodsham: The Word of God – Living, Active and Sharp first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    43 min

  8. 12/21/2025

    Dave Frodsham: Christmas is a time of love and joy

    In this Christmas message, Dave explores the profound themes of the advent season, focusing on the powerful connection between God’s love and the joy it produces in our lives. Dave looks at the source of love, the response of joy, and the eternal fruit of a life lived in Christ. As Dave points out, love is the ultimate source of the Christian faith, anchored in John 3:16. God’s love is indiscriminate and sacrificial; He didn’t just provide a philosophy or a set of rules, but sent a person – His son Jesus – to reconcile a broken world. This love is unconditional, based entirely on God’s character rather than our own merit or performance. Dave defines joy as the natural response to the gospel, or good news, of Jesus. The Gospel is more than an announcement of a victory already won by a King – it’s a secure state of being that remains even during trials, much like Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him. Dave also highlights love and joy as not being abstract concepts but tangible evidence of a life transformed by the Holy Spirit. He concludes with an invitation to move beyond self-improvement and instead embrace the active, transformative love of God. By abiding in Christ, we are empowered to love others – not because they are worthy, but because we ourselves are so deeply loved. The post Dave Frodsham: Christmas is a time of love and joy first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    42 min
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