Throughout the new testament there are reference to people being spiritual offspring of other Christians; their children in the faith. The idea is that we can become spiritual fathers & mothers to others when we lead them to Christ through the gospel, but how can we best do this? Well in this message we study…
We finish our series on the letter to the seven churches of Revelation by looking at the church in Laodicea. We see a portrait of a church that is lacklustre, lifeless and Christ-less. We challenge ourselves to not be the same!
We begin our series ‘Seven Letters to Seven Churches’ by looking at some of the reasons that these letters, written to seven different churches over 1900 years ago, are worth studying and discover that these letters contain plenty of challenges & encouragements for our own church today.
We finish our series, ‘Listen Up!’ by looking at what advice the bible has for listening to sermons that are either bad, boring or heretical.
We begin our new morning Sermon Series, ‘Listen Up!’, by looking at what sermons are, the reasons behind why they are given and how we can best prepare ourselves for listening to them.
Our guest speaker, Will Elphick, challenges us as to what our reputation as individuals and as a church is amongst the communities around us and urges us to ensure that we are known for our faith & love most of all.
Alan Hawes looks at the challenges that are currently facing the worldwide church and encourages us to no longer stay in our comfort zones whilst trying to keep the Status Quo.
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…