Continuing in our sermon series in Acts, Abre takes us through Acts 3v1-16.

Continuing our sermon series in Acts, David takes us through Acts 2v29-47.

David discusses how God creates and grows a community through the gospel, using Acts 2 as an example. He highlights that human attempts to create a perfect community have failed, but God's community is built on truth and grace, issuing in selfless community life. The key to growing in community is knowing Christ in the gospel and worshipping him through the apostles' teaching, prayer, and the Lord's Supper.

To begin our new sermon series in Acts, called The Gospel Community, Bart takes us through Acts 2v14-41.

Bart preaches on Acts 2:14-41, where Peter explains the pouring out of the Holy Spirit, Jesus' resurrection, and ascension. Peter's sermon shows that these events signify the last days before judgment day and that Jesus is the Christ, the king over all kings, and the lord before whom all enemies will bow. The crowd is cut to the heart, realising they killed the one who will judge them. Bart encourages us to respond to this message, to repent, and turn to God, promising forgiveness and the gift of the Holy Spirit. We are urged to come to Jesus, who can wash away our sins, and to live for him, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

In this one-off special, Bart takes us through John 4v1-26.

Bart explores the story of the Samaritan woman in John 4:1-26, highlighting her unquenchable thirst for fulfillment. He explains that the things we look to for fulfillment, such as relationships, careers, or experiences, cannot satisfy our souls' deep thirst. Jesus offers living water, which is a relationship with God, and this is what we were made for. Bart Erlebach encourages us to come to Jesus and let his sacrifice be for us, so we can come to God and have life forever.

Bart talks about the importance of forgiveness in the Christian community. He explains that Jesus teaches us to forgive others as God has forgiven us, citing the parable of the king and his servant. The servant's enormous debt is written off by the king, but he fails to show the same mercy to a fellow servant who owes him a smaller amount. Bart highlights that our debt to God is vast and can only be paid by Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. He outlines four steps to forgiveness: recognising the debt, letting our heart go out to the offender, cancelling the debt, and aiming for reconciliation. Bart warns that unforgiveness can wreck churches and that Jesus' warning is clear: unless we forgive our brother or sister from our heart, our heavenly Father will treat us likewise.

Continuing our sermon series, called Gospel Communities, John takes us through Proverbs 27v5-17.

To begin our new sermon series, called Gospel Communities, Bart takes us through John 13v1-17 & v33-35.

Bart preaches on Psalm 145, highlighting David's praise of God's greatness, works, character, kingdom, and provision. He emphasises the importance of having a correct view of God, who is gracious, compassionate, slow to anger, and rich in love. David's praise is not just for God's works, but for who God is.

Continuing our sermon series in the book of Psalms, Bart takes us through Psalm 25.

In this one-off special, Pete takes us through Galatians 5v13-26.