All Nations Christian Centre Sermons

George Dunn reminds us that Jesus is the same today, yesterday and forever and while the nativity story never changes, there is so much more to discover. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever! Hebrews 13:8

Iain Hesketh speaks on how we can hold ourselves back from the purpose Jesus has for us by believing the fake news, the narrative in our minds that we are not enough. Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made. He said to the woman, “Did God really say, ‘You must not eat from any tree in the garden’?” 2 The woman said to the serpent, “We may eat fruit from t...

It says in  Psalms  that "Goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life", but when things go wrong in our journey of faith,  Billy Fenning  speaks on how we can still trust God and believe in his goodness.

Keith Jackson concludes his series on Philippians showing us how we can learn from Paul's blueprint for living by being a generous church.

During our monthly all-age service One Big Church, Debbie Schofield and Vicki Cripps explore the importance of prayer and praise in the storm.

Keith Jackson speaks at our all-age service on restoration, looking at Peter who followed the crowd in denying Christ but was ultimately restored by Jesus.

How do we live at peace with each other? How do we see the power of the Christian life shown lovingly to one another? Continuing his series on Philippians, Keith Jackson looks at how Paul addresses this in three ways: right praying, right, thinking, and right living - the right stuff!

As well as sharing how God had called them on to go on a mission to Japan, Jordan and Nitasha Christian look at the journey of faith that Abraham went on and how we need to trust in God's promises in the face of doubt and hardship.

Do you feel at times a lack of desire? Do you ever feel like your spirit is anything but fervent? Billy Fenning speaks on how to keep alive.

At our all-age service, Debbie Schofield shares her testimony on how God can and will do something new.

Billy Fenning looks at Psalm 23 and how God is our shepherd in difficult times.

George Dunn speaks on how we need a right perspective about change.

Keith Dolding speaks on the call of God and how we surrender to that.

Continuing his series on Philippians, Keith Jackson examines how Paul speaks about his past, present and future and how he has changed under the grace of God, giving him the right perspective.

Keith Jackson continues his series on Philippians, speaking on the joy that comes from sacrificial living.

Speaking from Mark chapter 9, Phil MacInnes speaks on growing in faith.

Continuing his series on Philippians, Keith Jackson speaks on four characteristics of the Christlike attitude for us to emulate and how there is an advantage of holding with an open hand.

At our monthly all-age service, One Big Church, Vicki Cripps looks at how all words have power - even the ones we speak over ourselves.

Keith Jackson continues his series on Philippians speaking on how we must live a life worthy of the Gospel.

Keith Jackson starts his series on Philippians by looking at the three thoughts that Paul uses to describe true Christian fellowship of the gospel.

Why do I believe in church? Billy Fenning speaks on how the church is God's means to bring transformation to the world.

At our all-age service,  Billy Fenning  speaks on making the right choice and how we should build our lives on the foundation of Jesus.

On Pentecost Sunday, Chris Ragg first shares his missionary work in the Philippines and then speaks on the power of Pentecost.

Looking at the Parable of the Ten Servants found in Luke 19, Billy Fenning speaks on how your life is not your own, it belongs to God.

Keith Jackson concludes his series on Habakkuk by drawing points from chapter 3 on how we can have a living faith in a dying world.