Jubilee Church Wirral – Sunday messages

In Running The Race Marked Out for Us, guest speaker Andy Arscott talks about how how we all have a purpose in life, even if we might not always be sure what it is.  Paul compared our life to a race. God gives that race a purpose – He knows what we’re going to encounter. He wants us to be the best us we can be and will change us, no matter how long it takes. We may have to endure hardships along t...

In our first message of 2024, Rick looks at Nehemiah 4. In life, there is always opposition and there are always battles, and as Christians we are not intended to be lone rangers – we are intended to to overcome those battles by gathering together. Rick outlines four ways of supporting each other and gathering together: 1. Being honest with each other2. Asking for prayer3. Giving and receiving pra...

On the final day of 2023, Danielle Wynn shares a message of hope – the hope we have in Jesus. Jesus is trustworthy, kind, loving and generous – that’s why we can rely on Him. We don’t have to rely on superstitions or anything else. Do you trust in Jesus? If not, then, as 2024 begins, maybe it’s time to ask yourself why. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/1...

In the book of Matthew, Jesus is called “Immanuel” or “Emmanuel” – meaning God with Us. Guest speaker Graham Webb of Jubilee Church Liverpool on what that means for us today. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Graham-Webb-Emmanuel-–-God-is-with-you.mp3   The post Graham Webb: Emmanuel – God with us first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral .

Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to upload the full message from Graham this week. We hope you still enjoy it. In ‘Who is Jesus? The son’, Graham talks about how Jesus is not only the son of God but also a son to Joseph and Mary and an elder brother to four brothers and two sisters. Graham also goes into the full story of the nativity, highlighting what we can learn from it and reveal...

On the first Sunday of advent, Dave looks at Ephesians 3: 14-21 and asks us: “What are your expectations for Christmas?” Are we thinking about presents? Church meetings? Our children’s reactions? Dave asks us to consider whether we expect more of the world than we do of God, and challenges us to expect more of Him, not to measure results like the world does, and to remember to give glory to God. h...

Rick looks at Acts 10 and the birth of the multi-ethnic church. Rick asks us who we have ruled out from ever becoming a Christian?  Maybe it’s someone who we have tried for years to come to God but with no success, maybe it’s someone we have decided in our own heads could never become a Christian.  Rick talks about the difference it can make when we are public about our beliefs and invite others t...

Every day is an international day at Jubilee. But once a year, we hold an International Day to celebrate being an international church. This year, we hear from Sola Faluyi and Ola Dosunmu, as well as a testimony from Valentyna Bondar. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/International-Day.mp3   Watch Valentyna's testimony The post International Day first appeared...

Dave continues his message about how Jesus is the bread of life by looking at how Jesus is the king of kings. There are many passages in the Bible where Jesus is spoken of as a king: – Psalm 2:10-12– In Luke 1:30–33, where Jesus is announced as being born as King – In Matthew 2:1-6, where the wise men come seeking to worship the new born King of Jews– In John 12:12-15, where he enters Jerusalem an...

Sylvia on praying in the name of Jesus. Sylvia talks about the importance of praying in the name of Jesus. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Sylvia-Billington-November-5-2023.mp3 The post Sylvia Billington: Praying in the name of Jesus first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral .

Denise on how Jesus is the light of the world. Light is at the beginning of the Bible, in Genesis, and at the very end, in Revelation. Denise makes four points: 1. Jesus is our light, as well as being the light of the world2. God called us out of darkness and into the light3. Light casts out darkness4. We are a light to the world. Questions to consider What does it mean to be in darkness? What doe...

Vernon on Ephesians 2: 11-22. As Christians and as a church, our focus is to know our redeemer – Christ. It is because of Christ that we can say to other people of different races that they are our brothers and sisters in Christ. In Christ we can know God – and that is the best thing ever. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Vernon-Martin-October-22nd-2023.mp3 The post Ve...

Guest speaker Keith Cooper, of Freedom Church Chester, on Isaiah 12:1-6. Keith looks into how, as worshippers of God, we also need to be on mission for God, and how we need to stop shrinking God and His power – otherwise our lives can become joyless, because joy is a fruit of the spirit. Christian joy is not external – it is internal. If we look to other things for our joy – reputation, poss...

Dave continues his message about how Jesus is the bread of life by looking at John 6: 35-59. In this passage, Jesus questions people’s motives in pursuing Him. Are the people pursuing Jesus because He is the Son of God or because they are hungry? Jesus has performed miracles but the disciples are still looking for proof that they can believe in Him as the Son of God. Dave compares that to how we c...

Dave continues our series on ‘Who is Jesus’ by looking at John 6:1-9 and 22-40 and how Jesus is the bread of life. Just as we don’t get any benefit from bread unless we eat it, we don’t get any benefit from Jesus unless we believe in Him. That’s why God tells us that we must believe, know and trust in Jesus. We don’t have to live a perfect life to get eternal life; we just need to trus...

Vernon on the reformation in the church history, what the reformers did and what they fought for. The five pillars of the reformation say you are a Christian by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, according to scripture alone and to the glory of Christ alone. Those five pillars form the foundation of our faith. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Vernon-Mar...

Dave continues our series on ‘Who is Jesus’ by looking at a number of scriptures, on the theme of Jesus being the suffering servant.. Dave goes into how Jesus comes not as a king or to be served, but to serve others and to die. He looks at the four servant songs in Isaiah, our ambition to be great and what Jesus says about that, and at how Jesus is the lamb of God. Scripture Dave makes...

Dave continues our “Who is Jesus?” series by looking at John 4:1-30. It can be hard to talk to people we don’t know or who we feel we don’t have anything in common with. It can be even harder to talk to people we don’t know – or even those that we do know – about Jesus and what he has done in our lives. And yet that it was Jesus calls us to do. We need to be confident in sharing how he...

Rick on unity, and how the whole world wants unity, but that people being united together without God was NEVER God’s plan. The Holy Spirit brings us into unity as the church. Rick looks into: – Brokenness of unity, attempts at unity without God– Jesus’ role in making unity a reality– Unity within the Church, through the work of the Holy Spirit   https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-co...

Dave continues our “Who is Jesus?” series by looking at John 11:17-44. Dave looks at the story of Lazarus and reminds us that Jesus has a plan; He knows what’s ahead. We can trust Him. When we encounter God’s delays, it isn’t because He doesn’t love us. We are all affected by death – it is a shadow upon our lives. We need to be ready and have faith as we walk into those things. We shou...

Chris on being thankful and why it’s so important. 1- Why can we be thankful?2 – How can we get better at being thankful?3 – What happens spiritually to us when we are thankful?4 – What hinders us from being thankful?5 – Is there anything we want to be thankful for today and why specifically?6 – Is there anything we need to ask for prayer for to allow us to be t...

Dave continues our “Who is Jesus?” series by looking at John 15:5-8. Jesus can be seen to be our one true vine and we are called to abide – or find out home – in Him, which means being rightly related to Christ’s word, making a commitment to prayer and obeying Him. Dave also looks into what the results will be when we do that. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/...

Sylvia continues our series looking at the different facets of Jesus’ personality by looking at how Jesus is the restorer of the kingdom of God. Jesus came not to share about faith, or preach, but to restore the kingdom of God. During the three years that Jesus preached, he only preached about the kingdom of God. When God created man, he had a plan. He wanted to bring His kingdom to earth. H...

Denise continues our series on who Jesus was by looking at how Jesus is our good shepherd. Abraham was a shepherd and the patriarch of the Jewish nation. Moses tended his flock for 40 years before God asked him to go back and rescue his people. King David was a shepherd boy before he was a warrior and a king. Shepherds were the first to see the newborn baby Jesus. In John 10, Jesus says that he is...

Vernon continues our series looking at the different facets of Jesus’ personality by looking at 1 Peter 2: 1-12: Jesus is our living stone. We are too weak in our own understanding to live a life which glorifies God – it is only through Him and in his strength that we can do those things. https://jubileechurchwirral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Vernon-Martin-Jesus-is-our-living-stone.mp...