Sermons

As we prepare to baptise believers, Jamie explores the call to follow that Jesus gives to His first followers and how that call to us leads to baptism as the evidence and expression of our faith.

We close our Ephesian series with spiritual warfare. Paul wants the church to recognise that we live in a world of spiritual warfare, which means life is hard. But he wants them to know how we are to live as believers united to God through Christ. That is what we explore today.

We continue with the theme of walking worthy as Paul now urges believers to submit to one another and how that works out in our relationships.

Jeremy Bontemps continues our series in Ephesians. And this week we continue with Paul's appeal to walk worthy as read Pauls appeal to not walk in fruitless ways, rather to bear fruit, but being filled with the Spirit.

As we continue to read through Ephesians 4, we continue to see the old way of life we are to take off and the new way of life we are to put on. As Paul continues to explain these, his urge to do this is so that we don't grieve God's Holy Spirit & that we are imitators of God.

As we continue to read through Ephesians, Paul insists more strongly that the  
believers leave behind their old way of life and put on the life we have in Christ.  
Paul paints two very different pictures an old way of life and a new one. And he  
urges believers to continued to be renewed in the new life they have been given.

Ephesians 4:1-6;
Paul urges the church to live worthy of our calling in Christ and to do this together. In this message, Jamie explores Paul's appeal to do this by living honourably in our character with one another because of the oneness of the church.

Into All The Nations - Pentecost 2024 Reading Acts 1 & Acts 8, Jamie explores the call of both scripture and our Pentecostal DNA to be people who reach all nation with the Good News of Christ. And Jamie updates on his recent trip to Kenya.

Today, we read Paul's prayer for the church in Ephesus to experience the fullness of God through the power of the Spirit, Christ dwelling in them and the experience of God's love.