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John 15:9-17, 08 11 2026, audio taken from YouTube stream

Peter confesses that Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of God, establishing the divine identity upon which Christ will build his church. Jesus then foretells His upcoming suffering and resurrection, instructing His followers that true discipleship requires denying themselves and taking up their cross

God called and equipped Jeremiah to proclaim his word amid national turmoil. Judah’s unfaithfulness brought judgement. Believers are encouraged to embrace their calling, rely on God’s strength, and speak faithfully despite opposition, personal inadequacy, and difficult circumstances.

As our Bible overview series continues we see the amazing prophecies about a coming King fall into place

God reveals His eternal, self-existent nature as 'I AM' to Moses at the burning bush, demonstrating His covenant faithfulness and sovereign holiness by initiating the redemption of His suffering people through a chosen servant

From John 6, verse 35 we look at how Jesus calling himself “the bread of life” means that just as physical bread sustains human life, he is the essential spiritual source who permanently satisfies our deepest needs and grants eternal life to those who believe in him.

Because schoolchildren were involved in the service the recordings have been edited to comply with GDPR requirements. The reading can be fond with the link on the right

God pursues sinners, promises a serpent-crushing rescuer, and points to Christ, whose cross covers shame and restores life

God brings an orderly and good universe into existence out of darkness through His spoken word. He then creates human beings in His own image, giving them the responsibility to care for and rule over that creation as His representatives

This sermon teaches the Christians today can trust the Bible as the reliable, God-breathed word that guides everyday faith and actions. Believers know that Scripture comes from the Holy Spirit rather than human ideas, giving it supreme authority over their lives

Psalm 1 contrasts the blessed life of those who delight in God’s law with the unstable path of the wicked. It teaches that the righteous flourish under God’s care, while the wicked face judgment and ruin