Romans 3:19-26. The Very Rev Dr Uprichard examines the concept of justification - what it means, our need of it and how we might receive God's justifying grace through Christ Jesus.

Matthew 6:25-34 and Joshua 24:22-33. At our family service, Rev Crowe discusses making choices and how we, like the early Israelites, have a choice to make regarding how we lead our lives.

Hebrews 10:11-26. Rev Denis Bannerman examines Paul’s request in his letter to the Hebrews that his readers continue to meet together and encourage one another. Encouragement has a biblical basis, there are practical benefits and it is of crucial importance.

Proverbs 3:1-12. Jim looks at Proverbs 3 and, in particular, verse 5 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”

Rev Dr Paul Bailie preaches from Ephesians chapter 1 at our first communion service of the year.

Sermons from our worship services at First Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney. These are usually uploaded a day or two after the Sunday service.

Luke 19:28-44. Norman looks at the two occasions where it is recorded that Jesus wept - once with his friends in compassion for their pain and sorrow and once over the unrepentant. He challenges us to examine whether Jesus weeps with us in our pain, or over us in our rejection of his salvation.

1 Peter 1:13-25. The Very Rev Dr Brown describes how Christians ought to live as 'strangers' in this world, with a reverent fear of God.

Matthew 26:17-30. As we come to communion, Rev Ian McNie looks at the story of the Last Supper. He brings an insight into the characters of Judas, Peter and Andrew and challenges us to examine our own understanding of who Jesus is, and our response to Him.

2 Timothy 2:1-13. On Remembrance Sunday, Richard explores Paul’s encouragement to Timothy to continue the battle to faithfully spread Christ’s gospel message and highlights what we can learn today from Paul’s words.