When trouble comes, we often turn to prayer. But how should we pray when trouble comes? Tonight we look at how David responded to serious trouble and see what it teaches us about praying in troubled times.

People follow Jesus for all kinds of reasons, today we ask what the real reason to follow him is.

Making and maturing disciples is not easy. At times it gets incredibly messy, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it is going wrong. Something we can all too clearly see in the life of John Mark, the author of Mark’s gospel.

We begin our new series in the gospel of Mark by examining why it is we should pay attention to this eyewitness account of a man from 2000 years ago.

People boast about all types of things for all types of reasons. In our passage today we see the apostle Paul boast about a church, but it is not for the reasons we might expect. Listen in to find out what the Apostle Paul is looking for in a church.

Before we pack away the nativity scene and the angels for another year, we ask ourselves how the events of the Christmas narrative can shape our expectations for ministry throughout the year.

There is much we truly fear in life, fears that run deeper than a fear of spiders. What are we to do with those fears? Is there anything that can remove it so that we might have Joy & lasting peace? Listen in to find out.

What is the right response to Jesus? The visiting Magi are contrasted to Herod & the scribes to show exactly how we should respond when we hear of Jesus.

As God’s planned rescue of His people begins, we ask what it shows us about His character and how we should relate to Him. The post The God who rescues appeared first on Horham Baptist Church.

As Paul is in the Temple in Jerusalem he is seized by an angry crowd and severely beaten. His rescue comes in the form of the Roman army seeking to prevent any further riots. As a result he gets the chance to either defend himself or to defend the message Christ has given him to… The post Defending the Message appeared first on Horham Baptist Church.