In this sermon, The Covenant, David Mulligan explores Genesis 12–22 to reveal the depth of God’s promises to Abraham and their fulfilment through Isaac. From Abraham and Sarah’s attempts to bring about God’s promises in their own strength, to the miraculous birth of Isaac as the true child of the covenant, the message highlights God as the provider and sustainer. Mulligan points to Isaac carrying the wood for sacrifice as a foreshadowing of Christ carrying the cross, showing how submission, love, and faith are central to God’s covenant relationship. The sermon calls believers to trust in God’s timing, rest in His promises, and live in the joy, peace, and revelation that His covenant love brings.

In this sermon, Spiritually Transformed Life, Pastor Cathal Duffy explores Ezekiel 37:1-14, where God breathes life into a valley of dry bones. This vision demonstrates that no situation is too hopeless for God’s Spirit, who resurrects, restores, and transforms His people. Drawing on the creation of Adam — first formed and then filled with breath — Cathal emphasised how breath, wind, and Spirit weave throughout scripture as symbols of God’s life-giving power. Though sin brings judgment, God’s love never ceases, and His Spirit transforms lifeless bones into living warriors of hope. With support from passages in Ezekiel 36, Ephesians 2, and John 5, the sermon urges believers to embrace supernatural renewal and live as Spirit-filled people of faith and purpose.

In Giant Killers, Pastor Cathal Duffy unpacks the story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17, highlighting how fear, intimidation, and psychological warfare can paralyse God’s people. While Israel trembled, David saw things differently — through God’s perspective. He declared that the battle belonged to the Lord, faced Goliath with courage, and fought not with worldly weapons but clothed in God’s strength.

Drawing on Ephesians 6 and Romans 8, Cathal challenges believers to renew their thinking, speak words of faith, and recognise that our real battles are spiritual, not just physical. David’s victory foreshadows Jesus’ ultimate triumph on the cross, reminding us that in Him, every giant can fall. This sermon encourages believers to see, hear, speak, and fight differently — with confidence in God’s authority and victory.

In this sermon, Relationship, Repentance, Reconciliation, Pastor Clive Wilson explores Luke 15:11-24, highlighting the timeless message of the Prodigal Son. The story reveals the downward path of sin, self-pleasing, and rebellion, contrasted with the mercy and compassion of the Father whose arms are always open. Clive reminds listeners of the power of words (Proverbs 18:20-21), the reality of reaping what we sow, and the importance of prayer and intimacy with God. Drawing from biblical examples such as King David and the call to repentance in 1 John 1:9 and Romans 8:1, the sermon emphasizes that no matter how far we wander, there is always a road back to the Father. The message is one of hope, reconciliation, and restoration — pointing to God’s will for us to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus.

In this Youth-hosted Sunday service, Pastor Cathal Duffy preached Transforming Love, unpacking Ephesians 3:14-21. Paul’s prayer reminds us that true strength comes not from ourselves but from God, who dwells in us through Christ by faith. Pastor Cathal reflected on how prayer is about intimacy with the Father, rooted in the sacrifice of Jesus, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. He shared the wisdom of the confederate soldier’s prayer, showing that God often answers in ways we don’t expect but always for our good. This message emphasises that God’s love is wider, deeper, and stronger than we can comprehend — a love that transforms our hearts, reconciles us to Him, and equips us to love others.

In this sermon, The Godly Man, Stephen Mawhinney unpacks Psalm 1, contrasting the life of the righteous with the way of the ungodly. He emphasises that the godly man avoids listening to, staying with, or mocking alongside the ungodly, instead finding delight and satisfaction in God’s Word. Drawing on scriptures such as John 15, Jeremiah 15:17, and Ephesians 2:1, Stephen illustrates how spiritual roots in Christ — the true vine — provide the nourishment needed for a fruitful life. The godly man prospers because his strength comes from the Lord, while the ungodly are like chaff that will perish. The message challenges believers to remain faithful, meditate on God’s Word daily, and live as light in the darkness.

In this comforting sermon, Rest, Peter Burrows draws from Psalm 23, Philippians 4, and Matthew 11:28-30 to reveal how believers can find true rest and contentment in Christ. In a world filled with noise, distraction, and discontentment, God calls His people to slow down, trust Him, and experience the peace only He can give.

Through the example of David, who walked through valleys yet found God’s constant guidance and mercy, Peter Burrows reminds listeners that Jesus restores our souls, provides for our needs, and leads us along paths of righteousness. This message invites believers to focus on gratitude, embrace God’s presence in every challenge, and live with confidence that His goodness and mercy will follow us all our days.

In this sermon, The Power of Love: Living as Children of God, guest speaker Neil Thompson explores 1 John 2:15-29 and other key scriptures to highlight what it means to live deeply rooted in the love of God. Unlike the fleeting, desire-driven love of the world, God’s love is redemptive, righteous, and eternal. Neil challenges believers to centre their lives around Christ, seek His will daily, and reject spiritual distortions.

Through scriptures like John 3:16, Philippians 1:6, and John 17:24, the sermon shows how the love of Jesus brings transformation, confidence, and the desire to proclaim His name. Believers are reminded that they are part of God’s family - not perfect, but being renewed by the Spirit of God through love and forgiveness.

This sermon encourages everyone to spend intentional time with the Lord, walk in truth, and be empowered by the Holy Spirit to live boldly for Christ.

In this sermon, Surrender: Crying Out from the Depths to God’s Living Hope, PJ Sexton unpacks Psalm 130 as a powerful example of how we can bring our deepest struggles and prayers before God. Beginning with the psalmist’s cry ‘out of the depths,’ Sexton explores how Jesus, who experienced suffering and interceded for us, fully understands our pain. The message highlights biblical figures like Jacob wrestling with God, David hiding in caves, Jonah’s rebellion, and Hezekiah’s patient hope to show how God often brings us to the end of ourselves so we can surrender fully and experience His mercy. Drawing on scriptures such as Romans 8:26-27, Psalm 23:4, and 1 Peter 1:3, the sermon emphasises the necessity of heartfelt prayer over empty words, the intertwining of depth and valley in faith journeys, and the hope of redemption through Christ’s sacrifice and promised return. Listeners are invited to trust God’s unfailing love, find strength in the valley, and live confidently in the hope of victory.

In this sermon, Creation Calls, guest speaker John Fitzsimmons opens up Psalm 19, showing how both the majesty of creation and the beauty of God’s Word proclaim His glory. Verses 1–6 reveal the witness of creation, verses 7–11 focus on the power of scripture, and verses 12–14 show a heartfelt prayerful response. John leads us to see how Christ fulfils the law, becomes our rock and redeemer, and transforms us by His grace. Drawing from supporting texts like Romans 10 and Revelation 22, this message invites listeners to worship, trust, and live fully for the God who speaks through both sky and scripture.