Lake Mac Evangelical Church

The full service is also available as a video - click here . Liam Doyle opens up our next passage in John and it's a big one! We see the incredibly freeing movement from Dark to Light as we come to Jesus, and we see the wonderful truth that Jesus came no too condemn but to save!

Also available in video from click here . Liam Doyle opens up the next part of John for us, and in it we find Nicodemus the Pharisee approaching Jesus for a profound conversation. In the end we see that heart is all the difference.

Video version available on YouTube click HERE . Liam Doyle opens up the next passage in John for us, and we get to see what it is that really triggers Jesus, and the answer may surprise you. It also leaves us with some big questions to ask ourselves over whether we're a blocker or a conduit when it comes to Jesus.

The video version is available via our YouTube channel, click here to watch it - https://youtu.be/OehgJ0L-EAY Rob Warner opens up our next passage in John, this time we see the first of the 'signs' in John, where Jesus turns water into wine. But what is this sign all about, what's it's significance, and why are we missing something, if our view of Jesus isn't one characterised by joy? Listen to fi...

(service including interview that takes place in the middle of sermon is available on Youtube here - https://youtu.be/BZfYxxVkOhQ ) Rob Warner opens up this next section of John, and we see the direct results of John the Baptist pointing to Jesus. Disciples start to follow Jesus instead, we'll find out what an incredible thing it is to come and see Jesus the Messiah.

Rob Warner helps us look through the next passage in our series through John. Here we meet John the Baptist, a guy who had no lack of followers, but who put all his effort into pointing others to follow someone else.

Rob Warner - Helps us think about the fear that was present for the disciples on Easter Sunday and the fear many of us are feeling at the moment on account of COVID-19 and in all of it, Jesus brings us a hope that is greater than any fear. This Sermon was also videoed for YouTube and was followed by an Interview and a testimony. You can find the video here - https://youtu.be/XqPfm-KC7fU

Rob Warner takes us through this first passage in our new series through John, in it we find the John hits us with the truth that matters most right up front, and we'll see that it's a truth that should impact us profoundly.

Liam Doyle helps us think about what it means to love our neighbour, in the midst of the COVID19 disaster.

Liam Doyle in our first 'digital' service (due to not being able to meet thanks to COVID19), takes us through our last passage in Galatians, in which we see two paths, and provokes the question, which path are we on, and where will it lead us.

Liam Doyle this week helps us to know how to live under the new covenant, the answer we'll see is all about being guided by the Holy Spirit!

Liam helps us think about the wonderful truth we find in Galatians 5 - that Christ has set guys free. But what does that freedom look like and is there a danger of us losing it?

Rob Warner helps us through this next section of Galatians, where we see 3 reasons why we're no longer under the law, but more than that will see why this teaching matters so much! Question time follows.

Liam Doyle - leads us through this remarkable section of Galatians which shows us the dramatic change in status that Jesus has won for us. We move from slaves to sons, something so remarkable that we often don't accept it's reality!

Liam Doyle this week helps us to look at this next part of Galatians, where we start to see the role the law has in our salvation history, and as he does we find that misunderstanding it's purpose can be deadly!!

Liam Doyle helps us through this next section of Galatians, where we see the Galatians who've been wrestling with how they can really be secure in their place in God's family, a question that many of us will wrestle with too. Here we find the answer wrapped up purely in faith.

Liam Doyle preaches today as we take a break from our Galatians series to think about what it means to be compassionate in a needy world. This ties in with the organisation Compassion visiting and sharing with us.

Rob Warner takes us through this next passage in Galatians, where we see a fight that's no small event, two of the most prominent leaders of the early church. We'll see why Paul thought it was worth risking so much damage for the sake of this issue, and we'll think about when we should stand firm and when we should prioritise unity. Question time is included at the end.

Rob Warner helps us to think about what Paul's meeting with the Jerusalem Apostles, shows us about the Gospel, and how it's been preserved for us, Through it will see how we can know that we're on track with God's purposes for us. Question Time is included at the end.

Rob Warner takes us through this second passage in Galatians, where we examine part of Paul's story and how it refutes the false Gospel that has been spreading Galtia, and also gives us some core truths of the Gospel that we should hold onto tightly!

Liam Doyle preaches our first sermon in our Galatians series, and he shows us the context of what's going on and helps us to see why Paul is so passionate about the gospel and why we should be too.

Liam Doyle opens up Revelation 22 showing how the story of the bible that began in Genesis finds its completion in the great hope of heaven.

As we come to this second last chapter in our series, and in Revelation, we see the glory of heaven, and we'll see why this picture is far superior to what we typically think of when we think of heaven!

Revelation 19 and 20 shows us the fall of the the devil, the ultimate bad guy, and in his defeat we see just how incredible a hero we have in Jesus. This recording begins with a brief overview of the main views on the Millennium mentioned in Rev 20 (dispensationalism, historic premillennialism,  post millennialism and amillennialism), and is followed by the sermon itself. (sermon begins at th...

(Question Time included at the end). This week we see the allure of the personified Babylon, and we question whether the world really can satisfy and what does it mean for us as Christians in 'Babylon'.