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A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Motivation from the Trinity 3 of 5

Subtitle: Motivation from the Trinity

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 12/24/2023

Length: 67 min.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Motivation from the Trinity 2 of 5

Subtitle: Motivation from the Trinity

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 12/17/2023

Length: 69 min.

This sermon journeys through the profound mystery and motivation of the Trinity, emphasizing the Son's role in fulfilling the Father's grand plan. We see the Son's involvement in creation, His embodiment in human life, and His ultimate victory over sin and death. This divine accomplishment invites us to worship with gratitude and live in the temporal and eternal freedom Christ has secured. As believers, we are called to embrace this freedom, share our hope, and look upward, finding glory in the ordinary. If you have not yet received Christ as your Saviour, the urgency of finding refuge in Him is clear. It is only through the Son that you can find true rest and escape the eternal condemnation of sin.

As we reflect on the awe-inspiring reality of God's existence as a Trinity and His meticulous planning in both creation and redemption, we are drawn into a deeper understanding of our purpose and calling. This knowledge is not merely theoretical; it profoundly impacts our daily lives, offering us both comfort and challenge. Firstly, the realization that our lives are part of God's grand design brings immense comfort. We are not adrift in a chaotic universe, but are held in the steady hands of a loving Creator who plans and preserves. This understanding should fill us with a profound sense of security and purpose, even amidst life's uncertainties and struggles. Secondly, this knowledge challenges us to live intentionally. Recognizing that we are part of God's intricate plan, we are called to actively participate in His work, using our unique talents and opportunities for His glory. This involves thoughtful planning and reflection on how our lives align with God's purposes. It means setting goals, seeking growth, and being willing to stand against cultural norms that conflict with God's design. Finally, this understanding of the Trinity and God's sovereign plan should drive us to a life of worship and gratitude. As we ponder the depths of God's wisdom and love, our hearts should overflow with praise. Let us therefore embrace our role in His story, trusting in His plan, living with purpose, and glorifying Him in all we do. Remember, in the grand tapestry of creation and redemption, each thread – including yours – is woven with divine intention and care.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Motivation from the Trinity 1 of 5

Subtitle: Motivation from the Trinity

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 12/10/2023

Length: 65 min.

Our focus on the Trinity today highlights the profound and mystical nature of God's existence as three distinct Persons – the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit – who are each fully God, yet collectively form one God. This doctrine is central to the Christian faith, influencing our understanding of sin, salvation, grace, and other key concepts. The unique roles and functions of each Person of the Trinity in creation and redemption exemplify a harmonious relationship marked by deep love, mutual glorification, and interdependence. This theological truth calls for worship and awe, as it reveals a God of compassion and glory, offering a solution to the world's ills. It also serves as a model for believers, encouraging them to emulate the Trinity's selfless love, reliance on one another, and contentment within their God-given roles, fostering unity and harmony in their relationships and communities.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Communion--Jesus' Meals with Sinners

Subtitle: Why do I Love the Church?

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/18/2023

Bible: Matthew 26:26-29

Length: 49 min.

Jesus goes against the expectations of self-righteous religious people and eats with sinners. He is not defiled by them, rather he calls them to himself. As Jesus prepares to die for the sinners he loves, he has a meal with them and tells them to have a meal like this again and again until he returns in glory to take every one of them, and all who would be saved, away to eternal glory. So in communion, we remember and proclaim that Jesus died, that he died for us—his people, that just as our Lord loves each one of us, so we also love each other, that we are totally dependent on Christ, that Christ still loves us, that all of the blessings Christ purchased for us are still reserved for us. Because communion—Jesus' meals with sinners—means so much, we respond in faith and abandon ourselves again to his wonderful intentions for us, his people.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Baptism, Wet and Dry

Subtitle: Why do I Love the Church?

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/11/2023

Bible: Romans 6:1-7

Length: 44 min.

God is actively engaged in one glorious activity. He is removing individuals from the family of Adam that is terrified by death and the continual misery of the consequences of sin. Where pain and destruction last forever. And he is adopting those individuals into the family of Christ, where overwhelming grace flows continually. A household of endless life, light and joy. Because this reality is so significant, God has given us the symbol of water baptism by which an individual can declare to the world that this is true of them! Everyone who knows them can see they have new life in them and are convinced by their joyful profession of faith. We baptise them by full immersion because God has already baptised them into Christ fully. Today we celebrate the wonderful work of God in the lives of those to be baptised!