Lake Mac Evangelical Church

Liam Doyle brings us our next sermon in the book of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week for our second last week of the series, we see Micah's idol, and consider what each of the characters in this story were chasing, asking what are the dangers for us here and now. To get in touch please visit our web...

Our third talk from this year's Big Church weekend, as we think through Jonah and God's plan for mission then and now.

Liam Doyle brings us our next sermon in the book of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see Samson, often praised as a hero in our Sunday school lessons, but here we find someone who's selfish and immoral, and so we ask what kind of hero is Samson, or is he a hero at all? And what lessons can we lea...

Liam Doyle brings us our next sermon in the book of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see Jephthah a man who seemingly has faith in God, who but gets things so terribly wrong we're forced to question how someone of faith can get things so far wrong, and we'll of course explore the danger of gettin...

**Please note, the first few minutes of this recording were lost** Our second talk from this year's Big Church weekend, as we think through Jonah and God's plan for mission then and now.

Our first talk from this years Big Church weekend, as we think through Jonah and God's plan for mission then and now.

Liam Doyle brings us our next sermon in the book of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see Gideon's son Abimelek convince the people of Shechem to make him King with disastrous consequences and we'll exam why this gruesome story is in the bible and what it means for us today. To get in touch please...

Alan Poyner brings us our next sermon in the book  of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see Gideon, one of the better known Judges who's story is often misunderstood, we'll explore how God used him in his weakness, and what it means for us today. To get in touch please visit our web page at l...

Liam Doyle brings us our next in our judges series, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see an insane story, where the hero is an unexpected woman who drives a tent peg through the skull of the enemy. But what should we make of this gory story, and how does it speak to us about following Jesus here and now?...

Liam Doyle brings us our third week in ourseries through the book of Judges. This week we see these first and violent examples of the cycles of judges and reflect one where God is amongst this violent suffering and how it should impact our own response to suffering in our own lives. Question time included after the Sermon

Rob Warner bring us our second in our new series through the book of Judges, a tough and often hard to understand book, but a really valuable one that ultimately points to our need for Jesus! This week we see the cycles of judges introduced and reflection on the cycles we get trapped in in our own lives. Question time included after the sermon.

Rob Warner - brings us our first in our new series through Judges, we examine the context, and the elephant in the room that is the violence of the OT, before checking out this first passage in Judges which sadly shows the beginning of the end for the people of Israel. Q&A included after the sermon.

Rob Warner preaches through the last of our 'Curious' series, this time asking whether many paths lead to God, question time is included after the sermon.

Liam Doyle brings us the second of our Curious series, asking why doesn't God fix this broken world. We've all experience the pain of suffering, so why does God allow it? Why doesn't he just remove the broken parts of this world? Question time included after the sermon.

Liam Doyle brings us the first in our 'Curious' Series, where we answer some tough questions. This one comes as we celebrate the Easter weekend, wondering why do we celebrate a dead guy?

Liam Doyle takes us through our last of our Acts series (for now), in it we see God at work in a miraculous rescue of Peter from prison, but in the midst of this triumph we ask what about James? Why didn't he experience a miraculous rescue like Peter, and of course what about us? Should we expect things to go like James or Peter? Question time included at the end of the sermon.

Liam Doyle preaches through this large chunk if Acts, where we see all food declared clean but better than the bacon that this brings is the Gospel now reaching to the gentiles! We see the answers to 4 big questions this passage raises.

Liam Doyle preaches to us from Acts 9, where we see Saul's miraculous conversion and incredible picture of God's Amazing Grace! Question time included after sermon.

Liam Doyle brings us our next passage in Acts, this time we see the result of Stephen's Martyrdom, the gospel going out. As we see that growth we also consider the here and now, and the seeming growing opposition to the Gospel and ask, is the gospel under threat?

Liam Doyle brings us this next part of Acts, where we see the death of Stephen the first Martyr. In this brutal scene we see some incredible lessons from him about what it means to live in a world that is hostile to Jesus. Question time included after sermon.

** for video shown near start of talk click HERE . Liam Doyle opens up our next passage in Acts, here we get a look at the workings of the early church, and we see that they like us needed structures to work smoothly. Liam digs into what the ideal for church is, the priorities that we find in it and what it looks like to live it out today. Question time included after the sermon.

Liam Doyle opens up our next passage in Acts, here we see the incredible confident obedience displayed by the Apostles as they share Jesus despite heavy persecution, and we ask how can we have that same confidence to obey. Question time included after the sermon.

Liam Doyle opens up our next passage in Acts, as we look at two lots of people who give generously, but with very different motives. So we ask what does it really look like to love God and how will that effect our generosity. Question time included after the sermon.

Al Stewart our guest speaker, brings us our next talk in Acts and in it we see the the importance of the Name of Jesus as Peter and John giveth reason for the Faith they have. Question time included after the sermon.

Liam Doyle brings us our next talk in Acts and in it we see the an incredible miracle, and ask what we're to make of these amazing signs and wonders, particularly healings, today. Question time included after sermon.