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God still speaks today - through His perfectly sufficient written Word. What God says satisfies our intellectual hunger, and what He says shows the Beauty of His love for His people. Truth and Beauty come together in one place: God in His Word.

  1. 2D AGO

    Acts 2:22-41 with communion by Kevin Dean

    Sermon Outline The Spirit filled message declares the life and death of Jesus (22-23) The Spirit filled message declares the resurrection of Jesus (24-32) The Spirit filled message declares the exaltation and reign of Jesus. (33-36) The Spirit filled message brings repentance and salvation (37-41)  Jesus’ life, death, resurrection and exaltation is the Spirit filled message we proclaim.  Home Group questions:  Peter begins by grounding his message in real, verifiable events about Jesus’ life and death (vv. 22–23). Why is it important that the gospel is rooted in history rather than personal experience or feelings? (Luke 1:1-4; 2 Peter 1:16-20) How should this shape the way we share our faith today? (1 Peter 3:15) Why is it so important to teach our kids and youth not only what we believe, but why we believe it? (2 Timothy 3:14-15) How can we grow in our own understanding of the “why”?  Peter holds together two truths that seem to stand in tension: God’s sovereign plan and human responsibility. Jesus was “delivered up according to the definite plan and foreknowledge of God”, and yet “you crucified and killed him” (vv. 23). How do you hold these truths together, and why does it matter for the way we preach the gospel?  In vv. 25–36, Peter shows how Jesus fulfils Old Testament expectation and is greater than what the Jewish audience expected. How does seeing Jesus as the fulfilment of Scripture strengthen confidence in Him? How might this shape the way we speak to people with different beliefs or worldviews?  How does keeping the focus on the person and work of Jesus help us avoid a gospel that is reduced to 'avoiding judgement' or 'getting to heaven' without loving Christ Himself? Why is that distinction important?  Why must the exaltation and lordship of Jesus be central to our gospel message? (Romans 10:9; 1 John 5:2)  Peter says the promise is “for you and for your children and for all who are far off” (v. 39). What does this teach us about our evangelism?  (Romans 10:12–15)  Send us Fan Mail

    52 min

  2. APR 28

    Genesis 24 Peter Sharp

    Abraham prioritised spiritual faithfulness in seeking a wife for Isaac. Why is Abraham so determined that Isaac not marry a Canaanite woman? What spiritual concerns are driving this? How does that challenge the priorities we (or our culture) often emphasise in relationships?  What does it look like for you to act faithfully (like Abraham) while leaving the results in God’s hands? How does the servant balance responsibility and trust when he asks, “What if the woman is unwilling?” How would you evaluate your prayer life in light of the servant’s example—especially his dependence on God and alignment with His promises?  The servant looked for godly character, not just outward attractiveness. What does this teach us about the important qualities to look for in a partner or even in friendships? Why is this so important? What does this mean for parents and friends of someone considering dating and marriage? What would be a good way to discern a person’s character before a relationship starts?  How does Rebekah’s response demonstrate the qualities of a godly person? Can you think of ways we can cultivate those same qualities (humility, generosity, willingness to serve) in our own lives?  What is the significance of the servant immediately worshipping after God answers his prayer? What practices could help you grow in gratitude and in recognising God’s work?  The passage highlights passing faith to the next generation. What intentional steps are you taking (or could you take) to strengthen the faith of others?  Send us Fan Mail

    40 min

  3. APR 19

    Acts 2:1-21 Resurrection Life

    Outline: The Spirit empowers weak mouths to proclaim God’s glory without fear, amongst all peoples.  The Spirit helps believers interpret and explain life through the lens of scripture. (14-21)  Jesus calls people to himself, by the power of the gospel, through Spirit filled Christians.  Questions: 1) Acts 1:14 says “ All [the apostles] with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and his brothers.” What does this teach us about what we should do while we wait for God to act?  Why do Christians and churches often have weak prayer lives? How could we individually and as a church improve our prayer urgency and dependence?  2) What do the wind (breath, which gives life), fire (the presence of God), and tongues, taken together, teach us about what it means to be ‘filled with the Spirit’? (See Romans 1:16; Acts 4:31.) How would you respond to someone who says that, after becoming a Christian and receiving the Holy Spirit, they expected to feel different? How does this passage challenge the idea that the Spirit’s power guarantees health, wealth, and prosperity?  3) Only the apostles had their minds opened to the Scriptures, yet all 120 disciples went into the crowd declaring the mighty works of God. What does this show about who should evangelise? What should be the content of a Spirit-filled message?  4) Why is it so important, when Christians face objections or are asked “What does this mean?” type questions, to answer from Scripture? (See Romans 10:17.)  5) “When the Spirit grips the heart and we become more aware of the depth of God’s love, the bolder we become to speak.” Why is this true?  Send us Fan Mail

    46 min

  4. APR 12

    Philippians 3:2-21 Resurrection Life.

    The resurrection destroys our self-righteous pride. (2-8) The resurrection destroys our self-condemning despair. (9)  The resurrection exalts Jesus and so does the believer. (10-11) The resurrection reminds us to leave the old life behind and daily pursue the new life in Jesus (12-16) The resurrection reminds us to live as citizens of heaven already, awaiting the resurrected Jesus. (17-21) Because of Jesus resurrection we have confidence that he will resurrect into glory all those He makes righteous through faith.  So let's live like it is true.  Send us Fan Mail

    41 min

  5. APR 9

    Psalm 22:1-21 Good Friday

    Jesus was forsaken by His Father.  (1-2) Jesus knows God saves those who trust Him. (3-5) Jesus was truly forsaken by the Father, so that those who trust Him will never be.  (1-5) Jesus was rejected and hated by people. (6-8)   Jesus recalls God’s love for Him personally. (9-11) Jesus was despised and rejected by people to make those who hated Him children of God. (6-11) Jesus suffered terror and excruciating pain as punishment for sin. (12-18) Jesus trusts his life into the hands of His Father. (19-21a) Because Jesus died for our sin, we can trust our lives into the hands of our Heavenly Father. (12-21a) “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?” (John 11:25-26)   Send us Fan Mail

    24 min

  6. APR 9

    Psalm 22:21b-31 Resurrection Sunday

    Because of the resurrection we receive a new identity. (v22-23 & 27-28)          Adopted as God’s children with a global family  Because of the resurrection we receive hope. (v24)          God listens to the afflicted and saves.  Because of the resurrection we receive new hearts. (v25-26 & 29)          God make us a new creation with hearts that live forever.  Because of the resurrection we receive a new priority. (v30-31)          The love of God compels us to tell others of Jesus’ righteousness  Because Jesus has done it all, to make us righteous.  Send us Fan Mail

    37 min

  7. MAR 29

    Matthew 20:29-21:16 Palm Sunday

    Jesus knew He is the Lord’s promised King. (v1-9)​   To get Jesus half right is still completely wrong. (10)​ Jesus came as king to bring people to God. (v11-13)​ Jesus is the king who saves those who recognise their need of Him. (v14-16 & 20:29-34)​  Jesus first came as the humble king to save, when He comes again, He will be the powerful king who judges.​ (Revelation 19:11-16) Send us Fan Mail

    35 min

  8. MAR 23

    Mark 8:27-9:1 Ewen Lin

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    34 min
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God still speaks today - through His perfectly sufficient written Word. What God says satisfies our intellectual hunger, and what He says shows the Beauty of His love for His people. Truth and Beauty come together in one place: God in His Word.

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  • Creator
    Isaac Moran
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    265
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