Gold Hill Baptist Church Sermons

Courageous Living (13) "Finding Perseverance - Faithful to the End" Dave Criddle teaching from Psalm 71

The Cross Still Stands (04) Malcolm Duncan speaking on "The Purpose of the Cross (1): Salvation and Victory"

Courageous Living (11) "Finding Release" Dave Criddle teaching from Psalm 73

Courageous Living (12) "Kingdom Builders: Reconstructed walls are useless without restored hearts" Jim Graham teaching from Nehemiah Chapters. 1-7 &&name; 8-13, looking at the whole of Nehemiah in two sections! Firstly he examines the rebuilding of the walls and highlights the obstacles to reconstruction both from outside and within. He then discusses the need for personal renewal and restoration - responding to Scripture, repenting from sin, and relating to others.

The Cross Still Stands (03) "The Pain of the Cross: What Christ endured for us because He loved us" Graham Wakeman teaching from Mark 15:21-47.

Courageous Living (11) "Open our eyes Lord! Gaining God's perspective on our nation and on His Church" Malcolm Duncan, teaching from Ezra 10 &&name; Nehemiah 2, continues to trace the journey of the ‘remnant’ who returned from exile in Babylon to rebuild Jerusalem. In the final chapter we see Ezra, having earnestly sought God’s heart, outlining the enormity of the unlawful actions (intermarrying) of the wayward people.

Courageous Living (10) "Finding Comfort" Malcolm Duncan teaching from Psalm 6

The Cross Still Stands (02) "The Pre-eminence of the Cross" Malcolm Duncan speaking about the apparent paradox of the cross: at Jesus' point of defeat he in fact secured the greatest victory! Do we fully understand what was accomplished at the cross and embrace its impact, or do we run away from it in fear or confusion?

Courageous Living (09) "Finding Protection" Stephen Walker-Williams teaching from Psalms 56 &&name; 57

Courageous Living (10) Malcolm Duncan teaching from Ezra 8:31-39 on "The Importance, implications and impact of repentance" Outline: Ezra was distraught when he realised the extent to which the people of God were breaking the commandments, in particular intermarrying. Ezra prayed fervently that they would turn away from unlawful practices, and his action results in a whole nation being saved from destruction. This account challenges us today to consider the extent to which we have ignored God’s commands,