Ammanford Church Sermon Podcast

The more we 'live for Christ' the more we can expect opposition for His sake. But how do we respond? How do we endure? Guest Preacher Clive Bowsher joins us to help share the good news that God still dwells with His people and strengthens us in our sufferings.

At Ammanford Evangelical Church we want to be open and accessible to all sorts of people. Why is that? Why do we go out of our way to be accessible to all?

Surely knowing about, or better still knowing personally, Jesus is all that really matters. And once you know him ... there's nothing more? Today Pastor John Perry helps us to consider why we want to know Jesus more and more all our lives.

It's almost an assumed that believers and churches will spend time, energy, and effort in order to make Jesus more known - why tho? We walk. through a number of scriptures to help unpack both the duty and the delight of sharing Jesus with the world.

The Bible bubbles to the service of all we do publically and privately - why is that? Isn't it outdated and unreliable? Why are we always banging on about the Bible????

As we continue to explore the sort of church we are, we look to 'leadership' and why our leaders *shouldn't* be revered, exalted, or put on a pedestal. Simply, it's because Jesus tells us that the world we're used to has gotten leadership very, very, wrong.

IN our new series, exploring some of the things that describe and define us, we ask the question, 'why is the Gospel foundational to all we do?'

How can we ever expect to understand the Kingdom of God when we won't listen to the one revealing it?

In our final (for a while) installment from the book of Kings, Pastor Sammy davies takes us to a simple tale which echoes the biggest story in scripture

This week as we celebrate baptism in our Sunday Service - Pastor John Perry revisits 2 Kings 5

We continue our series in the Book of Kings - Pastor John Perry opens up for us the story of good news in a very desperate situation

How do we react to a world that intends harm for us? Do we retreat into our own strength? Do we call down fire from heaven? Or do we feed those who persecute us?

This week Pastor John Perry opens up 2 Kings 5 for us, the story of Naham and his healing. It prompts the question of why it is, or what it is, that draws us out in search of God.

Sammy Davies continues our time in 2 Kings by exploring the similarities between 5 miracles in the ministry of Elisha found in chapter 5 - and how the Spirit of God brings life into our deathly existance.

In the midst of a pretty horrid story the people call out to GOD - there are some lessons for us to learn even at the heart of such a wretched story.

Pastor John Perry takes us across the threshold into the book of 2 Kings. What happens when we move from one era into the next? Whose footsteps are we following in?

This week Iwan Robb takes us back into the book of the Kings and tackles the uncomfortable topic of God's judgement. Wonderfully, we desire justice, and our loving God is one who brings it.

Pastor Sammy Davies walks us through the story of Elijah, running for his life, and the comfort God provides for his journey

Pastor John Perry takes us back to the book of the Kings and the strange, exciting encounter Elijah has with the prophets of Baal

Pastor Sammy Davies asks the question, 'what is grace?' A word we use, a line in a song, a concept we cherish. But what is it? Paul's closing remarks to Titus help us to flesh out this important word.

This week we have a guest preacher Ben Franks. Ben takes us to 1 Samuel 17 to consider how we can have gospel ambition in the face of a nation that has rejected it.

This week we have a guest preacher the Rev. Stuart Bell. Easter may be over but the power of the resurrection endures.

As we continue a short break from our series in the book of Kings - John Perry helps us to consider the practice of hospitality that is bourne out of Christ's love for us displayed on the Cross.

As we continue a short break from our series in the book of Kings - Sammy Davies helps us to consider a theology of blessing/curse and what that means for us today.

A special Easter Sunday message from our Pastor John Perry