EV Church Sermons

Just as God absorbs the pain of forgiveness for our sake, we are also called to forgive. Grahame Fuller preaches on the forgiveness of others that is; difficult, beautiful, necessary, and possible.

There is a cost to forgiveness, and God has taken on the immense burden to forgive our sin through his son Jesus. Andrew Heard speaks on the generous forgiveness of God our heavenly father.

Life doesn't always turn out as you thought it would. Amidst the big picture of what God is doing in the world in the time of Jeremiah, God gives a direct message to Baruch in his personal grief. Andrew Heard preaches on living a life that pleases God, and trusts him, no matter your context.

Our whole faith rests on a message - a word we've received about a Lord we've never seen. There can be moments when even a lifelong Christian stops and wonders whether it's all real. Jez Reynolds preaches on Jeremiah 36, where a king cuts up God's word and burns it piece by piece, only to have it come back longer than before. This word that could not be destroyed is the word you can build a life on.

There is something wrong with our hearts... our community bends us towards selfishness, pride, and depravity. Andrew Heard speaks on the big picture of the Bible, and God's promises to us of a new covenant that rest on his forgiveness not our performance.

God's plans for us extend beyond the here and now. Andrew Heard encourages us, especially men and fathers, to take responsibility for leading our families in trusting in God, and to look forward to the promises he has fulfilled in Jesus.

The wise, loving, and gracious God rules over all nations. Andrew Heard speaks on the character of the good and just God in Jeremiah, and the power and wonder of his love for us.

Like clay in the hands of the potter, the creator chooses to re-form or smash the pot. Grahame Fuller speaks on the devastating point of no return away from God, the reality of his judgement, and the hope we have in Jesus.

Why does God take so long? Jez Reynolds works through Jeremiah 11-12, where a plot from the prophet's own hometown gives way to Jeremiah's complaint against God. Stepping back, the delay Jeremiah couldn't bear turns out to be the delay that saved us.

Do not think you are safe in your religiosity! Andrew Heard speaks on the warning of Jeremiah 7, that God desires our whole life is shaped in response to his generous salvation.