Dryden Full Gospel Church

Simplicity 14.01.2018 ↓

Matthew 6:24-33

Prayer & Reading 07.01.2018 ↓

Our first week of five on spiritual disciplines. We look at the way prayer and Scripture were central in Jesus’ life, and explore the practice of Lectio Divina as a way of prayerfully reading the Bible today.

New Creation 31.12.2017 ↓

Isaiah 61:1-11 & 65:17-25

The Child, and the Invitation 24.12.2017 ↓

Isaiah 55:1-13, Isaiah 9:2-7

The Suffering Servant 17.12.2017 ↓

Isaiah 52:13-53:12

The Mission of the Servant 10.12.2017 ↓

Isaiah 49:1-7

Hezekiah and Hope 26.11.2017 ↓

Isaiah 37:14-20, 33-35, 39:1-6

The Stump and the Shoot 19.11.2017 ↓

Isaiah 7:1-17

The Holy Coal 12.11.2017 ↓

Isaiah 6:1-13

Isaiah: Judgment & Hope 05.11.2017 ↓

Isaiah 1:1-20

A Call to Faithful Prayer 22.10.2017 ↓

James 5:13-20

Patience in Suffering 15.10.2017 ↓

James 5:7-11

Humility & Pride 08.10.2017 ↓

James 4:10-5:6

Draw Near to God 01.10.2017 ↓

James 4:1-10

David & the Parable: Confession & Forgiveness 16.07.2017 ↓

2 Samuel 12:1-24

David & Mephibosheth: Love 02.07.2017 ↓

2 Samuel 9

David & Nathan: Covenant 25.06.2017 ↓

2 Samuel 7:1-16

David & Jonathan: Friendship 05.02.2017 ↓

1 Samuel 18:1-16

David & Goliath: Imagination 22.01.2017 ↓

Saul and his army are undone with anxiety before the terrible Goliath. David responds instead with an imagination crafted by God, and is able to respond correctly. Are we overwhelmed with our hardships, or do we lean on Jesus to teach us how to respond?

David & Saul: Work 15.01.2017 ↓

God calls David to a new workplace where he ministers healing and life to the broken King Saul. Likewise, God calls us to see our work as a participation in his work, and our workplaces as places to bring God’s healing and life to bear on his world.

David & Samuel: Calling 08.01.2017 ↓

God calls Samuel to choose and anoint the forgotten shepherd boy, David, as Israel’s new King. Sometimes we feel forgotten, yet, in Christ, God has called and anointed each and every one of us to a new life and calling in Christ.

Christmas Eve Homily 24.12.2016 ↓

John 1