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Theis sermon tells about the only "safe place" in this world.

In Psalm 54, David begs God to save him from violent enemies who want to kill him, and he trusts the Lord to defend him. For Christians, this Psalm teaches us to call on God in times of trouble and to thank Him with a joyful heart

,A one of talk from Kip visiting for Nairobi. In a world full of so much turmoil and uncertainty, how does the Christian walk in peace and sure hope? Romans 11:33 to 12 verse 2 gives us an answer grounded in God's abundant wisdom which liberates us to serve without fear because God is sovereign over all.

Psalm 52 contrasts the temporary, destructive pride of the wicked with the eternal, steadfast love of God. For Christians it is an assurance that God will ultimately judge evil and vindicate those who trust in His mercy rather than in human power or deceit.

This sermon concerns “Repentance from the heart”

Following on from our talk series on Psalms we left with Psalm 49 in November 2024 we continue with Psalm 50. Psalm 50 portrays God as a righteous judge holding His own people accountable. It exposes the danger of empty religious rituals, hypocrisy, and self-righteousness. God desires genuine inward devotion and a thankful heart over mere outward sacrifices

This is the final talk on Minor Prophets of the OT. It warns against spiritual apathy, routine worship, and taking God's grace for granted, urging believers to guard against a drifting, half-hearted faith. It outlines six key characteristics of faithful leadership—including honouring God and teaching the truth—essential for upholding the covenant and fostering spiritual vitality.

God gives hope to his discouraged people by pointing to the promised King, Jesus, who saves, brings peace, and restores

Minor Prophets from the OT - Haggai - God’s Chosen Possession

We apologise for the lack of YouTube Video on this occasion as the internet connection went down through no fault of our own.

The Book of Zephaniah makes us consider two aspects of God's character. On one hand his implacable justice and on the other his perfect love and his ultimate plan for his creation.

Zephaniah warns an errant Judah that they must change their ways or face a terrible fate, which comes in the form of exile to Babylon.