Sermons

Mike explores 1 Thessalonians 5:8 which says, ‘But since we belong to the day, let us be sober, having put on the breastplate of faith and love, and for a helmet the hope of salvation.’ Our hope is in Christ to whom we belong 

Brendan unpacks 2 Samuel 23:20–23, using the story of Benaiah to help us understand the different enemies we may encounter on our journey of faith. He explores three areas of battle: fighting against ourselves, confronting the unseen enemy, and facing the giants in our lives.

Craig explains from 1 THESSALONIANS 2 v 1-8 that God's heart is for all people and that God examines our motives.
Craig also asks "how connected are these churches", highlighting "how much  love is there between the Thessalonians and the Apostles".

Ryan explains how "We get to do this" quoting Philippians 1:27-30 NLT,  Philippians 3: 8-11 NIV,  Matthew20:25-28 NLT,  Acts 6:1-7 NLT,  1 Corinthians 12:14 - 18 NLT and making the points 1.Privilege, 2.Serving Him, 3.The Church 

Ryan Campbell shares from Romans 8:18–32 on trusting God when life is not going right. He highlights how this passage has helped many people believe that God can bring good out of situations that do not look good.

Leanne continues our letters series by reminding us from the book of Ephesians 1:3-14 that In Christ, God has chosen us, adopted us into His family, and redeemed our lives. Our inheritance in His kingdom is secure, sealed and guaranteed by the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon from the Letters to the churches summer series, Julie encourages us to let the Holy Spirit move the truths we know about Christ from our heads into our hearts, bringing real transformation and shaping the way we live each day.

Ryan explains how "We are insignificant when compared to God" quoting James4v13-15, making the points:
 1-Only one life, 2-Christ is all, 3-God wants you.

Ryan teaches from Joshua 1:1–9, reminding us that God’s purposes continue in every season at Elim Church Crawley. He encourages us to be strong and courageous as we share the good news of Jesus in Crawley and beyond, embracing this new season God has given us.

Brendan explores Praise from Psalm 150 as the outward expression of gratitude, adoration, and reverence for God.