Hope City Church Edinburgh Sunday Sermons

This week we are looking at Matt 9:27-34. The final acts of authority in the ladder of Matthew 8-9 are surprising: blind see and mute speak. Amazing - but why are these the summit? The Pharisees refuse to see or hear - but these signs reveal that God himself has come to rescue.

This week we are looking at Matt 9:18-26. Jesus is interrupted by two people desperate for help only He can offer. He answers them by demonstrating his power, even over death.

This week we are looking at Matt 9:14-17.

Jesus' disciples lives are shaped by the wonder and joy of Messiah come, not by the sorrow and waiting that had come before. Are our lives shaped by this same great truth?

This week we are looking at Matt 9:9-13. Jesus calls Matthew the taxcollector to follow him, and then joins "taxcollectors and sinners" for dinner. To the Pharisees this is a scandal. To Jesus, this is essential to his mission. He is like a physician earnestly seeking out the sick to bring them healing.

This week we are looking at Matt 9:1-8. Jesus knows our greatest problem is our sin which will kill us forever. He has the authority and the heart to forgive us.

This week we are looking at Matt 8:28-34. Jesus meets two demon-possessed men and demonstrates his power and authority over evil. He shows us that he is good and we can trust in him.

This week we are looking at Matt 8:23-27. In the storm, Jesus demonstrates his awesome authority - this time, over nature. The fearful fishermen have little faith - but Jesus saves by grace even those with little faith.

This week we are looking at Matt 8:18-22. The radical demands of Jesus to two would-be disciples challenge us to count the cost of following him - and of not following him.

Amazing Faith.

This week we are looking at Matt 8:5-17. The centurion is celebrated by Jesus for his amazing faith - a faith which grasps that Jesus will save the unworthy.

This week we're looking at Matthew 8:1-4 in the bible.

Jesus is both willing and able to cleanse you, so come to him in faith today.