Sermon podcast from First Ballymoney

First Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney
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Sermons from our worship services at First Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney. These are usually uploaded a day or two after the Sunday service.

  1. 07/12/2020

    Holding firmly

    Holding firmly. Rev Jim Thompson looks at three words - mother, mentor and master - to help illustrate how God is holding us firmly.

  2. 07/05/2020

    Joy in times of trouble

    James 1:1-12. Having joy in times of trial, and how to find wisdom when we are unsure what God's purpose is for us when we face those trials.

  3. 06/28/2020

    Judging others

    We continue our journey through Matthew as we look at Matthew 7 verses 1-12 as Jesus teaches us to see how we might be judging others.

  4. 06/14/2020

    Do not worry

    In Matthew 6.25-34 Jesus speaks about worry in the light of what he has been saying. We can only "not worry "if something greater has taken hold of our hearts.

  5. 06/13/2020

    Kingdom treasure

    Matthew 6.19-24 continues with Jesus' teaching about Kingdom living through the images of your treasure, your eye and your master.

  6. 05/24/2020

    Rearranging the ashes or living for God's glory

    Matthew 6:1-15. Rearranging the ashes or living for God's glory. Stephen looks at Jesus' teaching on giving and praying.

  7. 05/17/2020

    Rev Stephen McCracken

    Matthew 5:38-48. Continuing our journey through Matthew’s account of the sermon on the mount, we come to Jesus teaching on loving our enemies. Stephen demonstrates that Jesus wants us to be a servant to anyone and a friend to everyone.

  8. 05/10/2020

    Kingdom righteousness - truthfulness

    Matthew 5:33-36. Why should we tell the truth? Stephen shows us that truthfulness answers the questions about what it means to believe in God, what it means to be human and what it means to love Jesus.

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