Alan Millar takes us into God’s Word to two healing miracles, one found in Luke 5:17ff and the other in John 9:1ff. In what way do we see the glory of Jesus? What significance does this phrase have for us today?
Sermons on Church
Esme MacFarlane from Glasgow introduces the new series ‘We Saw His Glory’ by opening up John Chapter 1:14. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.
Living in a fractured society, how are the family of God to relate to one another? We return to the Book of 1 Thessalonians ad to the command to build one another up.
John Bottomley takes into God’s Word as we seek to serve our risen Lord Jesus on the Island of Tiree.
The Oxford Dictionaries defines an ambassador as: ‘An accredited diplomat sent by a state as its permanent representative in a foreign country.’ Tragically to this day the church has failed in this respect. It has not been a faithful ambassador for Christ. It has not been a true representation of its Lord and Master. In this context we ask the question,…
The early Church was not not perfect yet we can learn from them, especially in relation to Life in the Body. In Acts 2 we read that they were devoted to Life in the Body. A vital truth for today.
With our identity defined as ‘Family of God’ who look to the Bible to see what it has to say about leadership within the church.
John Bottomley brings to a close our present series on the ‘Church’ as we see what it means to be church in Ephesians Three
God’s love is something beyond comprehension. To think he calls Jewish people and Gentile people to belong to his people. No wonder John Newton composed the hymn ‘Amazing Grace’. So what’s it all about?
At the beginning of 2017, we are consciously seeking to be nearer what a church should be and to help us we are seeking to understand and act upon what the Bible has to say about the Church.