Ammanford Church Sermon Podcast

Jesus taught His disciples, and us, how to pray. That prayer was not only a pattern to follow but an invitation to live in the world as it *truly* is. We continue with the first request - "Hallowed be Your name" and consider what this teaches us about the world as it really is.

Jesus taught His disciples, and us, how to pray. That prayer was not only a pattern to follow but an invitation to live in the world as it *truly* is. We begin with the opening address - "Our Father" and consider what this teaches us about the world as it really is.

As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians Jamie takes us to an important passage which demonstrates how we make decisions in all of our lives. What place do the glory of God and the best interest of others have in our decision making and our actions? Jamie helps us to see that as in all things, Jesus makes all the difference

As we continue through our 1 Corinthians series, Sammy takes us into the weird and wonderful world of food sacrificed to idols. Only, it's not what you think! As with all of 1 Corinthians there's so much more going on and always something valuable for us to learn.

As we continue our 1 Corinthians series, John helps us work through the next few chapters. These passages are perhaps uncomfortable to deal with, but they are in the Bible for a reason; therefore to know Jesus more we must also look to understand the difficult passages as well as the easier ones.

This morning it was great to have Steffan Morris with us helping us know Jesus more and thinking through the new identity we have in Jesus.

As we continue our 1 Corinthians series, John helps us work through the next few chapters. These passages are perhaps uncomfortable to deal with, but they are in the Bible for a reason; therefore to know Jesus more we must also look to understand the difficult passages as well as the easier ones.

Back this week in 1 Corinthians to continue our series, Sammy helps us look again at the first four chapters as we continue to see the choices Christ Followers are called to make.

Sammy starts off our new series in 1 Corinthians this morning by bringing up a couple of points from the first 4 chapters. We hope that throughout our new series you are able to know Jesus more through what is taught, and as a result make Jesus more known as you live for Him in your community.

This week we're thinking about discipleship - what it is and how it looks for us as Christ-followers in 21st century Wales.

To know Jesus more and make Jesus more known - that's the goal for 2020 here in Ammanford church; using the next 4 weeks to draw out how we can be people of MORE, not just this year but on into the future as well.

To know Jesus more and make Jesus more known - that's the goal for 2020 here in Ammanford church; using the next 4 weeks to draw out how we can be people of MORE, not just this year but on into the future as well.

To know Jesus more and make Jesus more known - that's the goal for 2020 here in Ammanford church; using the 4 weeks this month to draw out how we can be people of MORE, not just this year but on into the future as well.

To know Jesus more and make Jesus more known - that's the goal for 2020 here in Ammanford church; using the next 4 weeks to draw out how we can be people of MORE, not just this year but on into the future as well.

Coming third in our Advent series of 2019 we're looking at Joy - is it just seasonal, or is it something we can think and aim for all year round?

This week Rhodri brings us the second of our Advent series, and we're thinking more about peace - what it is, how to get it and why to share it

Have you ever thought about what hope means for a Christ follower? What it looks like day-to-day to live a hope-filled life? This morning starts our Advent series with a look into Hope and why it's key to Christian faith.

As we draw our time in 2 Samuel to a close, Sammy has some thoughts to round out the series looking back at the very first chapter and as well as the final one.

What would your ideal leader look like? I think we could all agree that someone who is 'one of us', fair, approachable and responsible would be the best foundation for them. This morning we're looking at David, his life and the pattern he shows of good leadership.

After so much has happened in the life of King David, it would appear that events are leading toward an end. This morning Sammy helps us explore the ending of David's reign and how he reacts in various circumstances, leading to what we can learn from him.

David is on his way back into Jerusalem and to his rightful place as King over Israel now that Absalom has been killed; yet his response is most unusual for what he has just been through. This morning John walks us through David's journey and shows us the different way he chooses to go, and why.

We're back in 2 Samuel again this week, looking at the next portion about King David and his son Absalom.

What do you do when things go wrong? A better question might be: what do you do when things turn against you? After his sin against God with Bathsheba, David was told he would be judged by God; this morning we see that begin to unfold. However, in David we see a change of heart and a few lessons for us to learn today.

Already over half-way through the book, Sammy brings us another thought from the book of 2 Samuel; this morning thinking about what it means to be pardoned, and how it is even more than simply being forgiven.

If you're at all familiar with King David in the Bible then no doubt you've heard of his interactions with Bathsheba. This week, as Sammy opens up these chapters to us, we're encouraged to properly think things through and be reminded that despite man's sin, God still loves.