“..they had everything in common”. How close are we to this, as Christians today? How can we get to the point where our lives reflect that of these Christians mentioned in Acts chapter 4? Ronnie Evans takes the eleventh part of this series.
In the second of a new series, Andy Evans examines Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians to discover what it means to be truly spiritual.
In the first of a new series, Andy Evans unpacks the Apostle Paul’s address to the Areopagus in Athens and, in a culture rife with idolatry, finds that true spirituality is grounded upon the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
In part nine of this series, Ronnie Evans looks at Peter and John’s speech before the rulers of the people and the elders. What was the response of these people to their declaration of the power of Jesus, the stone that they rejected?
In the second of this two-part series, Stephen Evans looks at how, as believers, we should be in the world but not of the world, a light shining in the darkness.
Ronnie Evans concludes this series with Paul’s call for all to preach the Good News of Jesus in order that people may hear and believe.
In the first of this two-part series, Phill Marsh considers how the promise of a future homeland and our current designation as ‘strangers and exiles’ in this world, should affect the way that we live now.
Ronnie Evans continues this three-part series by looking at the great commission of the disciples by Jesus.
Continuing in this series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, Andy Evans explores how God’s glory is displayed in and through the church, with Christ as the cornerstone. The notes which accompany this message (with an extended discussion regarding Ephesians 2:20) are available here.
In the first of this new series examing the call of God for his disciples to go into the world and spread the gospel, Phill Marsh looks at Jesus’ sending out of 72 disciples. Who were these 72? Why were there 72 of them? What are we to make of Jesus’ instructions to them as…
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