Godfirst Cheltenham

In this sermon part 2 of the life of Joseph, Howard discusses how Joseph was met with various temptations, but was able to resist them. He was able to do this not by mere will-power, but by his dedication and passion for Yahweh.

This sermon unpacks how important it is for us to no longer be on "spiritual milk" if we are mature Christians we should be devoted to the word and to the apostles teaching, eating "spiritual meat".

This Sermon focuses on the character of Joseph, what kind of man he was, and how God used the low point in his life of his brothers hating him and tossing him in a pit to begin to really mold him in to the man we have all come to admire. Howard also draws parallels between Jesus and Joseph.

This sermon unpacks what it looks like to worship the lord with our mind, heart, body,and soul. It touches on what it means to worship God, how crucial it is to desire to be in God's presence, and how being in His presence is the true source of Joy and key to being a healthy church.

This message hammers home the importance that participating in community is crucial to us staying healthy believers, and becoming a healthy Godfirst church

This sermon discusses the importance of guarding your inner self, who you are when no one else is looking. Duncan gives three helpful ways to do this well.

This sermon unpacks how destructive and deceitful pride can be. Pride is easily accepted in our culture as the norm, and and what God desires of us.

What does your bank statement say about your relationship with God? Howard examines the roots of our love of money, and explains the God-given antidote, generosity.

Steve shows us God's generous and just character and how important it is for us to imitate him in our lives.

Andy explores making plans and encourages to submit our ways to God's plan for our lives

This sermon explores how the power of Christ that raised him from the dead in his toughest moments, is at work in us, allowing us to become resilient towards the challenges life brings.

This Sermon looks at Kingship throughout the bible, who God appointed King, who man appointed king and which King we should bow our knee too, a tyrannical one or a loving one.

Howard Kellet speaks on the wisdom gleaned from the book of Proverbs on how to raise up children well, with Christ as your focus and not your child.

This sermon is a tag-team effort by students Johnny and Ben based out of what Proverbs says on how to choose our friends wisely

Guest speaker Paul Hunt preaches out of the book of Proverbs, sharing his thoughts and Proverb's wisdom on the importance of marriage and the key to a thriving marriage

We can only go so far in our faith being told what we do - we need spiritual parents that we can imitate. Howard draws on Proverbs and Corinthians, encouraging us to be and find spiritual parents.

Sean explores what happens when Zacchaeus, a thieving tax collector, meets Jesus, and brings out the call Jesus has for all of us to live lives radically changed for him.

Ben explains how the tongue might be a small thing, but it has massive impacts on a person's character and life.

Howard explains what a sluggard is in the book of Proverbs, and challenges us not to settle for being slackers, but push on with the Gospel

In his introduction to our Proverbs series, Brian explains what the Bible means by 'fool', 'wisdom', and 'fear of the Lord', challenging us to put our faith in God.

Arno de Bruin, a visiting speaker from Everyday People in East London, South Africa, talks to us about the dangers of uncostly worship.

What is your ambition in life? Steve exhorts us to be ambitious about spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.

To often as Christians we are distracted by side issues, leading to division. Howard looks at a disagreement about food in the Roman church, arguing with Paul that we need to keep our eyes fixed on the main goal of our lives - looking to make disciples.

When culture challenges us as Christians what is our response? Do we respond with religious anger or compromise? Howard looks through Paul's letter to the Romans showing how we can respond in love.

Paul's gospel gets very practical as he invites us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices. He encourages us to be discipled by community, not the patterns of this world, using our spiritual gifts to build each other up in discipling community.