We look together at Peter’s first Sunday sermon to discover the great truth & reliability of the Gospel whilst challenging ourselves to have a greater urgency to share it.
A Gospel-Centred Community
Sermons on Gospel
Our guest speaker Paul Lintott, Pastor of Fressingfield Baptist Church, continues in his teaching on John 3 and helps us to understand how we can be born again.
Our Guest speaker Paul Lintott, Pastor of Fressingfield Baptist Church, speaks to us from John 3 and explains what it truly means to be ‘Born again’.
We go back to God’s promises to bless Abraham in Genesis 12 to remind ourselves that the good news of salvation throguh Jesus is not just for Horham or for the UK, but for everyone around the globe.
Our guest speaker Steve Wyncoll, Pastor of Waldringfield Baptist Church, shows us 3 ways that God reveals himself to us from Psalm 19.
The third promise in our series ’10 Great promises of God’ is the promise of salvation & forgiveness to those who come to God for it. The Apostle Paul tells the Christians in Rome of God’s promise to save & forgive those who come to Him.
We finish our series on ‘The blueprint of Horham Baptist Church’ with part 2 of our study on Gospel-centred Multiplication. Together we look at three ways that multiplication is brought about, engaging with the lost, displaying the hope of Christ in our lives to the lost and sharing the truth of Christ with the lost.
In our first sturdy on Gospel-centred multiplication we look at the pattern of gospel-centred multiplication. One person coming to faith then begins to lead others to faith who then in turn lead others to faith etc. It is the way that the church has always grown and that must continue in the context that we as…
Our guest speaker James Wilson, Pastor at Waldringfield Baptist Church, reminds us of the cure for our problem of sin from Luke 5:12-15.
In the first part of our study on Gospel-centred Service we look at Philippians chapter 2 and discover that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is our basis and example for what true service should look like. Jesus’ willingness to become nothing that we might gain everything is our model for service.