Sunday Bible Teaching
All sermons are recorded, so if you miss a week they are available to catch up.
Nov 1st Be Generous
Matthew 5:38-42
8th Greater than the temple
Matthew 12:1-21
15th Greater than Beelzebub
Matthew 12:22-37
22nd Greater than Jonah
Matthew 12:38-45
29th Isn't this Joseph's son?
Luke 4:14-30
Dec 6th Love your enemy
Matthew 5:43-48
13th What is this teaching?
Luke 4:31-37
20th This is why I was sent
Luke 4:38-44
20th Carols by Candlelight "Greater than David"
Luke 1:26-38
25th In David;s town
Luke 2:8-14
27th In my Father's house
Luke 2:41-52
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All sermons are recorded, so if you miss a week they are available to catch up.
Nov 1st Be Generous
Matthew 5:38-42
8th Greater than the temple
Matthew 12:1-21
15th Greater than Beelzebub
Matthew 12:22-37
22nd Greater than Jonah
Matthew 12:38-45
29th Isn't this Joseph's son?
Luke 4:14-30
Dec 6th Love your enemy
Matthew 5:43-48
13th What is this teaching?
Luke 4:31-37
20th This is why I was sent
Luke 4:38-44
20th Carols by Candlelight "Greater than David"
Luke 1:26-38
25th In David;s town
Luke 2:8-14
27th In my Father's house
Luke 2:41-52
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Running
up to Advent and Christmas, we turn our attention from David to
great David’s greater son. In Matthew’s gospel, chapter
12, we find that Jesus is greater than.
• He is greater than the temple
• He is greater than Beelzebub
• He is greater than Jonah
• He is greater than Solomon.
On Advent Sunday (Nov 29th) we ask the question “Isn’t this Joseph’s son?” from Luke 4 – a chapter we will remain in through most of December.
Having traced through the autumn into the winter the great king who would come and who would reign on David's throne forever, our focus for the new year will be "something different".
As we approach "A Passion for Life: Wirral" - a mission with Rico Tice - the challenge will be to our mission as a church in Acts chapters 8 to 12.
During Lent we turn to an epistle - the second letter of Peter, and then return to the Old Testament with the account of Joseph after Easter.
As you can see, we like to have a balanced diet from the Word of God - Old and New Testament, gospel, narrative, letter, and so on.
• He is greater than the temple
• He is greater than Beelzebub
• He is greater than Jonah
• He is greater than Solomon.
On Advent Sunday (Nov 29th) we ask the question “Isn’t this Joseph’s son?” from Luke 4 – a chapter we will remain in through most of December.
Having traced through the autumn into the winter the great king who would come and who would reign on David's throne forever, our focus for the new year will be "something different".
As we approach "A Passion for Life: Wirral" - a mission with Rico Tice - the challenge will be to our mission as a church in Acts chapters 8 to 12.
During Lent we turn to an epistle - the second letter of Peter, and then return to the Old Testament with the account of Joseph after Easter.
As you can see, we like to have a balanced diet from the Word of God - Old and New Testament, gospel, narrative, letter, and so on.