The Sermon on the Mount – part 4- Neil Chitty
Today Neil completes our short series on the Sermon on the Mount, based on Matthew Ch 7. He draws out two key themes – how we judge others and truly knowing Jesus.
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Today Neil completes our short series on the Sermon on the Mount, based on Matthew Ch 7. He draws out two key themes – how we judge others and truly knowing Jesus.
This Week Damilare continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount. Speaking from Matthew Ch 6 v5-15 he explains how we should pray “Jesus's way”. That God's will be done – having faith in what God has kept secret and obedience in what He has revealed. With apologies for the distortion towards the end […]
Continuing our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Neil talks from Matthew ch 6 v19-34. God wants us to be devoted to Him and Him only….. Neil asks “what are you investing in?” Note: Part 1 of this series was not recorded due to a change of venue – apologies
Continuing our series Born to Stand Out, Andy talks about our identity in Christ. He asks “who are we” and “where are we going?”. 1 Peter ch2 v4-10
We are God's Ambassadors. Speaking from 2 Corinthians 4 and 5 Eloisa encourages us that we are broken pots with the glory of God inside. Ambassadors of the King of kings.
In the fourth talk in this series Neil reads from Ephesians Chapter 2 and marvels at God's masterpiece.
More than Conquerors. Continuing our series Born to Stand Out, John talks from Romans ch8 v-31 onward, explaining our place in Christ and that nothing can separate us from the love of God.
Destined to be Different – in the second part of our series, John talks about our position as Sons of God and the mandate on our lives. As divine representatives he encourages boldness as we share our faith. John Ch 1 v1-14 and 1 John Ch 3 v1-3.
In the first of a new series “Born to Stand Out”, Neil explains – “Who the Church Is”. Speaking from Matthew Ch 5 v14-16 he explains that the Church is called collectively to reflect God's to the world, that others will get to know Him and love Him.