Ammanford Church Sermon Podcast

Our final look at the book of Acts and Pastor Sammy asks the question 'what could have been?' for the apostle Paul if he hadn't been kept under lock and key for nearly 5 years. (The answer is that truly, in Jesus, nothing is wasted!)

As we near the end of our times in ACTS - Pastor John Perry takes us through the desperate storm that Paul and other survived and the purposes of God in bringing them through

As we draw near the end of Acts, the story of the early church - we have the opportunity to listen in on Paul and how he understood the fruit of following Jesus in his life.

In this sermon, Rhodri Darcy takes us through Paul's defence before Felix and hones in on 3 p's that helped Paul in the pressing circumstances: God's Presence. God's Power. Paul's Persistence.

As we near the end of our time in the book of Acts we consider 4 of the hardest words for us to say - "Your will be done." Pastor Sammy Davies helps us to consider what it means to trust that God will bring it about.

As we continue through the book of Acts and the story. of the early church - our Pastor, Sammy Davies, asks whether or not we should have role models in the Christian faith (and what to look for when choosing them!)

As we continue through the book of Acts, Pastor Sammy Davies helps us to reflect on the expectations, priorities and desires of those first believers

As we continue through the book of Acts we arrive at a short description of Paul's travelling ministry of encouragement - but what does that mean? What does that look like? Do we truly want to be encouraged by God's people, His word or His Spirit?

This week Pastor Sammy Davies helps us explore some stories in the life of the early church which peel back the curtain on what a Christian should look like.

After a little break for easter we are back in the action-packed saga that is the life of the early church - this week Pastor John Perry helps us to see that when we labour in God's harvest we need not worry because the Gardner is at work.

As we continue to unbox the fullness of what Jesus accomplished (and celebrate Easter Sunday) - our Pastor, John Perry, unboxes the victory that we have through Jesus by his death and resurrection.

A Good Friday message from Pastor Sammy Davies exploring the source of all our problems and how God finds our solution through Jesus Also features a poem to conclude, "The Seed"

As we approach Easter we are taking time to consider the fullness of what Jesus achieved on the Cross - slowly unboxing the Cross of Christ.

As we approach Easter we are taking time to consider the fullness of what Jesus achieved on the Cross - slowly unboxing the Cross of Christ. This week we are considering how Jesus purifies us and removes all our guilt/shame

In this sermon we find Paul, alone in Athens, wrestling with the knowledge of God given to him amongst a people who don't know ... and may have given up searching.

"These people who are turning the world upside down ..." This is the accusation levelled against Paul and his ministry partners. But it begs the question of us, "Have our lives really been transformed by Jesus?"

We carry on with Paul's adventures declaring the gospel wherever the Spirit would lead him. Today, we conclude ch16 and learn that the Gospel really is for all of us

The next instalment in the book of Acts sees a sharp dispute, more building up of believers and some divine visions. But what could it all mean for us today?

In Acts 15 we encounter the result of lives lived on mission for Jesus - mess! Glorious mess as people from different spheres come colliding together in the Gospel. How do we deal with such mess? Is it a bad thing? And, after all, what is it that we really need to be saved???

Barnabus and Paul continue their missionary endeavours. What can we learn through these new trips and the time they spend with people?

We look at Acts 13 and the first missionary endeavours of Barnabus and Saul. Sent out by the church and the Holy Spirit - what would you expect to happen?

This week we return to the book of Acts - exploring what the church did in the aftermath of Christ's death, resurrection and ascension. In this passage Peter is imprisoned - only to experience a miraculous rescue.

When Jesus taught on prayer He included a specific prayer - in this sermon we explore how each and every line in the Lord's Prayer is subversive and, if we pray it with thinking minds, how much truth we must embrace inorder to truly pray it.

New Year, same grace. 2023 will see us question God's love for people like ME. In this sermon, Lewis Roderick (Pastor at Christchurch, Newport) gives us an encouragement to keep in the back pocket for when we undoubtedly doubt whether we're worthy of a seat at the kings table.

Over the past year we've encountered many in the bible who's desire and dependence on prayer far exceeds our own. Why is that? To begin the year Pastor Sammy challenges us to 'pray less' in order to pray more.