Pastor Dafydd Hughes concludes the series in Luke’s Gospel with a sermon on Luke 24:50–53, reflecting on the ascension of Jesus and the transformation of the disciples from fear and confusion to worship, joy, and praise. The message explores Christ’s blessing of his disciples, his fulfilment of the Old Testament promises, and the significance of his death, resurrection, and ascension as the completed work of salvation.

Drawing connections between the beginning and ending of Luke’s Gospel, the sermon considers the temple, priesthood, atonement, and Christ’s ongoing intercession for his people. It closes with a call to respond to the word of God concerning Jesus Christ with faith, receiving the joy and blessing found in him.

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A radio show/podcast from Crosspoint Church produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand on Air.

Pastor Dafydd Hughes explores the resurrection of Jesus through a passage in Luke’s Gospel, focusing on the disciples’ fear, doubt, and lack of understanding. The sermon highlights Jesus’ questions, his gracious invitation to believe through evidence, and the need for divine help to understand Scripture, encouraging listeners to trust God’s word and remain steadfast through trials and uncertainty.

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Pastor David Hughes reflects on the road to Emmaus, exploring the disciples’ confusion after Jesus’ death, the fulfilment of scripture, and the revelation of Christ’s resurrection, encouraging deeper faith through understanding God’s redemptive plan. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with support from New Zealand On Air.

Pastor Dafydd Hughes, reflects on the resurrection of Jesus Christ from Luke’s Gospel, exploring the faithful witness of the women at the empty tomb, the initial doubt of the disciples, and the call for believers to proclaim and personally respond to the message of hope and salvation.

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In this episode, Pastor Dafydd Hughes reflects on the resurrection of Jesus as described by the women discovering the empty tomb. The sermon explores how the resurrection restores true life, confirms the truth of God’s word, and brings lasting spiritual renewal to believers. Drawing on scripture from the Gospels, Romans, and Hebrews, the message emphasises faith in Christ’s death and resurrection as the foundation of salvation, encouraging listeners to trust in God’s promises and live in the reality of new life through Him.

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In this episode, Pastor Dafydd Hughes examines the account of Joseph of Arimathea and his role in the burial of Jesus. The sermon explores Joseph’s quiet but courageous faith, highlighting how he respected Christ in life, remained loyal amid hostility, and ultimately showed devotion even after Jesus’ death. Through this reflection, the message challenges listeners to consider what true respect for Christ looks like—calling for faithful discipleship, trust in times of doubt, and steadfast belief even when hope seems uncertain.

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In this episode of Sunday’s Sermon, Pastor Dafydd Hughes explores the events surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus, focusing on the responses of three groups who witnessed his death: the Roman soldiers, the gathered crowd, and Jesus’ followers. Reflecting on themes of innocence, regret, and faith, the sermon challenges listeners to consider whether admiration, remorse, or distance is enough—and ultimately points to the cross as the only true source of salvation and reconciliation with God.

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This episode focuses on Luke 23 and Jesus’ final words from the cross: “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.” Pastor Dafydd Hughes explains Christ’s death as voluntary, victorious, and verifiable/real—not a tragic failure, but the saving work of God to atone for sin and reconcile sinners to Himself. The message closes with an invitation to respond in faith and find confidence and peace through Christ’s finished work. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with support from New Zealand On Air.

Sunday Sermon from Crosspoint Church continues through Luke 23, focusing on the moment “the curtain of the temple was torn in two” and what it reveals about sin, separation from God, and Christ’s work of reconciliation. Pastor Dafydd Hughes traces the theme from Eden to the tabernacle and the sacrificial system, showing how Jesus’ finished work opens a new and living way into God’s presence—and calls believers to sanctification, holiness, and life together in the church.

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