Weekly sermons from Glenridge Church
Brandon preached the part we play as we journey towards maturity. To learn from Jesus we have to be willing to obey Him and put into practice His teachings.
Chantelle preached about dying to self to be raised with in the life of Christ. Our lives become altars when we put our old selves to death.
Stan shared how Abraham's journey shows that God's promises unfold in His timing, and obedience often comes before understanding. Even when Abraham failed or feared, God remained faithful. True faith grows through the journey, not perfection.
Stan shared a story about Jacob, explaining how God led him into maturity despite his compromised character and how God fulfilled his promises.
Stan speaks about the new identity in Christ attained on salvation and the freedom from slavery into sonship. He emphasized that though freed from the slavery of sin, one will be imprisoned by Christ for the advancement of His Kingdom.
Laura explained how spending time with Jesus helps us to grow and be a good representative of Him.
Brandon taught on how being rooted in Christ may lead to maturity and fruitfulness.
Paul encouraged us to look at Christ's higher calling and to be ready to share the gospel at all times
Spiritual maturity involves relying on God's Spirit and living in community with other believers. It is a journey and not a destination, that requires perseverance and love for one another. The body of Christ, united in love, grows together towards maturity in Christ.
Hilton preached about the importance of knowing who and what we are agreeing with on a daily basis.
Stan emphasizes the importance of striving toward spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of Christ.
Matt shared how the pursuit of Christ, grounded in truth, leads to maturity
Stan highlighted the true meaning of the fear of God. True understanding of the fear of God draws us into intimacy with Him.
MALINDI ENCOURAGED US TO LIVE A LIFE THAT REPRESENTS CHRIST AND NOT CONFORM TO THE PATTERNS OF THE WORLD.
Hilton preached about the importance of maturity and the roadblocks to our journey to oneness with the Father
Sam emphasized the importance of caring for orphans and widows, urging us to embody the compassion and heart of God.
Roy encouraged the church to unite, emphasizing that unity would foster its growth toward maturity
In this episode, Stan explored how the principles of love found in 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 (MSG) contribute to our maturity and establish a secure hope in Christ.
Drawing from Romans 5, Stan explained the journey of spiritual maturity, showing that while faith is the starting point, the process is ultimately perfected in love.
Brandon spoke about the importance of stewarding the voice and the words of God in and over our lives.
Graham encouraged us to lead lives that are completely dependent on Jesus.
Chanelle dedicated time to equip and encourage the church with prophetic messages, speaking to both individuals and the broader congregation.
Hayley powerfully shared how God can extraordinarily use ordinary people to deliver His people Judges 3:15-25; Joshua 1:1-20
Stan shared on how Christian Maturity can be developed
Brandon shared about three basic attitudes that help our walk with God into maturity
Drew taught us about the power of prayer in place of understanding what God can do, and that He knows all our needs. (Acts 4:24-28)
Stan elaborated on how cultivating Christian maturity enables us to relate to one another more effectively by transcending "baby-like" mentalities.
Stan encouraged us to mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ
Hilton takes us through what it takes to have Biblical maturity. Biblical maturity is a journey that brings us to wholeness, completeness and lacking nothing.
Hilton shared about the purpose of the end goal of the working of the Spirit of God is to make us become more like Christ.
Focusing on a spiritual purpose beyond this world, Tyrone Daniel pointed the church towards their higher calling in King Jesus.
Tyrone encouraged the church to stand in steadfast love, bearing in mind that He who chose us is the Head of the Church
Drawing from John 11, Stan inspired us with the idea that our perception of Jesus profoundly shapes how we live.
Stan helped us understand the difference between having faith in Jesus and the kind of faith Jesus himself had.
Sam encouraged us to reconcile with the living Jesus, who is not in the tomb
Heather encouraged us to continually seek God and ground ourselves in His Word, especially when grappling with doubts, much like the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24:13-35
Matt shared about the victorious power found in Jesus' resurrection
Drawing upon the narrative of Lazarus in John 11, Stan exhorted the church regarding the redemptive power of Jesus Christ over the spiritual death of sin, contingent upon faith in Him.
Revival is the Spiritual awakening of the Church. It is where the people in the Church experience a renewed passion for God, a deeper understanding of His Word, and begin to express a renewed commitment to living a life of faith and obedience towards Him.
In this sermon Stan looked at Zechariah 9 and revealed that Jesus is the long awaited but humble King riding on a donkey like a servant.
No One gets away with anything - Zechariah's Reassuring
Paul spoke about how revival requires being driven by the commands of God and the willingness to obey His ways.
Sam shared that God has bestowed royal honour to Jesus. We should approach Jesus with reverence as our King and Priest.
Stan encourages us not to despise the day of small beginnings, for it is a crucial time of formation. We should ask God to open our eyes and see things from His perspective.
Chris shared his personal experiences within the gospel with the church, drawing encouragement from the lessons found in the narrative of Joseph.
When we understand that the Father is our defence, we will know that He has chosen us, set us free from our sins and shame, restored our authority, and is creating us to become an invitation to many back into the Kingdom
Tonight, Heather spoke about our response to the river of God and the potential for spiritual transformation in our lives when we step into it.
In This episode Stan revealed that God can use anyone beyond human anticipations and expectations, God has no boundaries or limitations as in Zech 2.
Paul reminds the church that the church's ultimate mandate in revival
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