Welcome to our Summer Series in James!

Rev. Jeff Gawn explores the opening verses of James, teaching that the various trials believers face are not meant to destroy faith, but to refine it and produce a mature, steadfast perseverance.

This week, Patrick Casement delivers a message on Luke 13:1-9, exploring Jesus’ urgent call to repentance and the parable of the fig tree to illustrate God’s patient mercy toward those who have yet to bear spiritual fruit.

Watch the service here: https://youtube.com/live/3esWtLtCgh4

Rev. Gordon Best speaks about United Appeal and preaches from 1 Corinthians 3:1-9, addressing the issue of spiritual immaturity and the importance of recognizing that while different leaders plant and water the seeds of faith, it is God alone who makes things grow.

Watch the service here: https://youtu.be/eVTB0fXTXLo

In this sermon on Luke 12:49-59, Rev. Jeff Gawn explores Jesus’ message about the divisive nature of the Gospel and the urgent need for spiritual discernment and reconciliation with God.

Watch the service here: https://youtu.be/ulU97UsD960

Rev. Jeff Gawn preaches on Luke 12:35-48, calling believers to a life of watchful readiness and faithful service in anticipation of Christ’s return.

In this sermon from Matthew 26:36-46, Rev. Jeff Gawn reflects on Jesus’ experience in the Garden of Gethsemane, highlighting His total submission to God's will and the call for believers to "watch and pray" in times of trial.

In this sermon from Luke 12:1-12, Rev. Jeff Gawn encourages believers to live without hypocrisy by trusting in God’s ultimate care and relying on the Holy Spirit during times of trial.

Rev. Jeff Gawn explores Jesus’ warning against religious hypocrisy in Luke 11, focusing on the importance of having a clean heart over just following outward rules.

This sermon by Rev. Jeff Gawn explores Romans 12:1-8, focusing on the call to live as transformed sacrifices and how to faithfully use our diverse spiritual gifts to serve the body of Christ.

1st March 2026

This week Rev Jeff looks at Luke 11:29-36

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