Ebenezer Chapel Walton Liverpool

Pete Gower conitnues our 'Gospel according to Luke' In Luke 20:20–44, religious leaders attempt to trap Jesus with questions on paying taxes to Caesar, marriage in the resurrection, and the identity of the Messiah. Jesus skillfully navigates these tests by distinguishing duty to earthly authorities from duty to God, defining the resurrected life, and affirming his divine authority. 

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke We're continuing on in Luke's gospel, in this section where Jesus is continually questioned by the religious leaders. 

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. " God’s purpose for the house that bears his name, is  that it should be (and one day will be) a place where the whole world,  foreigners and eunuchs alike, can worship God with reverence and joy.  A place where people from every tribe and language can enjoy  communion with the living God. "

Pete Gower restarts our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. Jesus Comes to Jerusalem as King

Hanoch Paul unpacks the 1st Chapter of Corinthians 2. Comfort in trouble times. A sermon for those suffering in life

Pete Gower concludes our Romans sermon series. It all points to Jesus!

Pete Gower gives the penultimate talk in our Romans sermon series . This passage discusses  the body of Christ and the importance of each member , echoing the themes of diversity and unity found in Romans 16.

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans. The chapter explains Paul's role as the apostle to the Gentiles, his desire to preach the gospel where Christ has not been named, and his plan to visit Rome on his way to Spain. 

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Romans. We're continuing on thinking about how we live together in peace and unity, glorifying God together for his mercy

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans . How can we live together in peace and unity? That’s a massive question right now in our society. We are constantly rubbing shoulders with people who are different from us. Different backgrounds, different cultures, different languages or accents, different political opinions, different ways of seeing the world, different v...

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking Paul's letter to the Romans. Its time to wake up!

Paul Hincks continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans. A challenging passage about how we should love one another.

Josh Ultterdijk continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans. This week Josh unpacks Romans 12 3-8 and how we can all play our part in church life/family

Jon Hearn continues our sermon series unpacking Paul's letter to the Romans . A Living Sacrifice 12  Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.  2  Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able...

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking Paul's letter to the Romans

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans.

Pete Gower continues our 'Romans' sermon series This week we are reminded to share the Gospel with all we meet.

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the letter to the Romans. 14 What then shall we say? Is God unjust? Not at all! 15  For he says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.”

Pete Gower continues 'Romans' sermon series. This week we unpack Romans chapter 9

Pete Gower restarts our Romans sermon series by looking back at chapters 1 to 8. This section of the series will take us up to Christmas

Pete Gower concludes this section of our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke (Will return in January 2026) looking at how we can serve the King.

"For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost" Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. The story of Zacchaeus—a wealthy, despised tax collector—shows the transformative power of encountering Jesus.

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. Luke 18:31-43 tells the story of Jesus predicting his death and resurrection for the third time, followed by the healing of a blind beggar. The passage highlights themes of spiritual blindness and the importance of faith,

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke . This week Jesus tells us we must be like children to enter the kingdom.

Dave Monk continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel according to Luke. Who do we compare ourselves to?