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Come and join us as Will Murphy helps us to see that the claims in the Bible about Jesus are true and trustworthy.
We look for approval in all the wrong places, but the only approval we need is God's approval.
The LORD is the only God and the only One worthy to be our ultimate love and to receive our worship and praise.
God rescued and redeemed His Old Testament people for loving relationship with Him and His image-bearers. See how this is fulfilled in Jesus and relevant for us today.
A sermon on Galatians 1:1-5 from Donovan Morling.
Today we have Roger Palmer from WPC Maida Vale preaching for us. Maida Vale are currently in the middle of a series on the Apostle's Creed, so this morning we will hear from Rog about the forgiveness of sins.
A sermon on Luke 23:32-43 from Roger Palmer.
Jesus is the Promised King, who is all glorious yet humbly came to save sinful people like us. Hosanna in the highest!
Through embracing the ways of the world God's Old Testament people found themselves in deep darkness. But God in His mercy bursts His blazing light on the scene in the Messiah Jesus.
Jesus warns that seeking riches can take our attention away from building a reconciled relationship with God God's kingdom is here! Our response should be to repent and reconcile with other people and with God. Our time on earth is limited; if we don't act quickly, we'll face hardships on earth and eternal separation from God.
In this final section of his first letter, John focuses on assurance of salvation. His goal is to provide believers with a means to know, for sure, that they have eternal life. Those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ can be absolutely sure that they are saved. Despite our occasional doubts, God has given us everything we need to know we have eternal life.
The second generation of humanity does not start well. This is the account of a man killing his brother. This Sunday, come and see what this has to do with Jesus and what it has to do with you and I.
Cripple healed, Jesus revealed, Saduccees squealed, Salvation sealed
Martin has stepped in last minute for us and will help us explore the gifts God has given every Christian to help them know the truth.
If Jesus' words have ultimate authority, then we should desire to know them and have every aspect of our lives shaped by them.
Trusting God for justice, for all to be put right, involves continual crying out to him.
In the face of military threats and attacks on God's promises, the LORD commands Ahaz not to fear and warns that without firm faith he will not be firm at all.
The LORD commissions Isaiah to preach a concealed message to His people until the time of the coming exile. See the LORD's grace in the midst of His righteous judgement.
A sermon on 2 Chronicles 26; Isaiah 6:1-7 from Jared Venter.
We often think of Shepherds at Christmas time - the ones watching their flocks by night to whom the angel appeared. But have you ever thought about the Shepherd in the manger? He's come to rescue the lost sheep and bring us home.
The Lord's Supper is meant to assure us that the body of our Lord Jesus Christ was once and for all delivered up for us, so that it now and forever will be ours; and also, that his blood was once and for all shed for us, so that it is and always will be ours. In the Lord's Supper, we look back at what Christ did on the cross, look presently at our union with Him, and look to the future marriage supper of the Lamb.
The LORD Himself comes down upon Mount Sinai in glory and holiness.
The most incredible thing we will ever see will be when we see Jesus face to face. When He appears we shall see Him as He is and it will utterly change us. Having our eyes fixed on that moment in the future, changes us and hoping for that day purifies us.
Today's passage focuses on the LORD and His amazing work of delivering His people and how He rightly deserves all the glory for that. See how Jethro responds to this news and what that means for us in light of Jesus.
A sermon on 1 John 2:15-27 from Donovan Morling.
Last week we saw Israel test the LORD asking, “Is YHWH among us or not?” and this week we see the LORD prove that He is - shown in Him fighting the Amalekites for them.
Jared is taking us back to Exodus this week where we will see a cycle of Israel's swift, faithless grumbling and disobedience and the Lord's patient forbearance and faithful provision and how this relates to us today.
Join us as we explore why we can't live without love, what love is all about and how long love will be around for. (Hint - 1 Cor 13:8!)
The unfinished work in the world is accomplished by the Father, Jesus, and us - their people - being in unison. Embrace the oneness we have with our God.
Christ is the only way to salvation. In this passage we see how Jesus became the single sacrifice for our sins so that we may be perfected for all time. We can therefore “draw near [to God] with a true heart in full assurance of faith...” (Heb 10:22)
How does God reveal Himself to us? Where can we learn what God is like? Today in Psalm 19, we learn that God reveals Himself to us in the skies (vv1-6), the Scriptures (vv7-11), and climatically in His own Son (vv12-14). Praise the Lord for His clear speech to us!
Without God, there is no hope. But in Christ Jesus there is a living hope for all who believe. Hold fast to Christ knowing He is holding us.
In view of the Gospel of salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, we as believers are called to live by the Spirit as a loving Christian community. See what that looks like for us here at HWC.
Our Lord deals with the strife in our world in astonishing ways. The ray of hope for us all is the certainty that: (1) He deals with injustice; and (2) the righteous by faith shall live.
When Jesus heard the Pharisees and Scribes grumbling about him eating with sinners, he told them three parables, about the lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost child.
There's a war between the Spirit and the flesh. The Spirit leads us and produces fruit in us making us more and more like Jesus. We, as Christians, are to live by the Spirit in His strength and not by the flesh.
Jesus has set us free so that we can live free in Him. Don't go back to slavery or abuse freedom; rather let faith, hope and love abound.
Galatians 4 contrasts humanity's default state of being slaves to works-based-righteousness with adoption as sons in Christ Jesus. Don't submit to slavery; stand firm in freedom.
A sermon on Genesis 3:14-24 from Joseph Willmer.
A sermon on Malachi 1:6-14 from Tom Richards.
God preached the massive news of salvation in Jesus in advance to Abraham that all nations would be blessed through him. The fulfilment of that is seen in Jesus, the Christ, the Son of Abraham, who was cursed for us that we might be blessed in Him.
The Galatians were foolishly trying, in their own strength, to finish the work God started in them by works of the law. They and we must rather rely on God's strength working in us by His Spirit and live by faith in Him every step of the way.
Though kingdoms come and go, our God reigns forever so trust and live faithfully to Him who is risen.
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