In this sermon we consider Paul’s instruction to Timothy in chapter 6, after he warns him of the dangerous roots and fruits of the false teachers. Timothy is told to flee, to pursue, to fight and to grasp!

In this sermon we consider Paul’s warning about a misguided love and desire for wealth and how it gives us insight into the dangerous nature of any idolatry of the heart.

This sermon was preached on Resurrection Sunday 2025 and we go to Romans 6 to consider the implications of the death and resurrection of Jesus for all who have been united to Him by faith.

This is a sermon preached by Pastor Rory of Coram Deo Baptist when we joined together for a Good Friday Service. Pastor Rory opens up Mark’s account of the crucifixion for us and helps us to consider the sufferings and atoning work of Jesus.

In this Palm Sunday sermon, we consider Jesus before Pilate in John 18 and looks at some of the points that make up the good confession that Jesus made.

In this sermon we dive a bit more into what Paul means by godliness with contentment being great gain for the Christian.

Our sermon text is 1 Timothy 6:3-10.

In this sermon we come to Paul’s final words to young Timothy. He returns to the importance of understanding and addressing false teachers that have caused so much trouble in the church. While we always assume this is a problem out there, we must be willing to consider the fruit coming from our own lives and be willing to do the work of exposing the roots from which it grows.

In this sermon we consider Paul’s instructions for slaves/bond-servants. Whether we realize it or not, we all relate to various people in authority each day and God is interested in how we conduct ourselves as His ambassadors. Because we carry the teaching of God, bear the name of God and are part of the family of God it is essential that we honour Christ in this area.
The sermon text 1 Timothy 6:1-2

In this sermon we continue to look at Paul’s instruction to Timothy in relating to Elders. We consider the principle that Elders walking in sin must be corrected and also that there must be caution that is exercised when electing Elders into the office.

The disciples make the mistake of assuming that Jesus has no time to bless the children, and yet Jesus rebukes them and welcomes the children to himself. Furthermore, Jesus points out that no one comes into the Kingdom unless they become as a little child!