Lower Clarence Baptist Church Sermons

The Christian life is not the promise of smooth sailing. It is the promise that Jesus will never leave His people to face life's storms alone. Whether He calms the storm immediately or carries you through it, His presence is enough. The question is not, "How big is my storm?" but "How great is the One who is with me?" When Christ is in the boat, fear no longer has the final...

Jesus placed a great deal of importance on the hearing in the Parable of The Sower. In one form or another, the word “hear” is used thirteen times in Mark 4:1-34. Now there is hearing and there is hearing. When God speaks, are you hearing?

Have you ever felt like you are in an area, a house, former work environment, and you thought, “this is different?” This is how Dorothy felt in the classic movie The Wizard of Oz. In the movie, Dorothy's house was swept away by a tornado from her home in Kansas. After the storm, she opens the door of the house and discovers that she has arrived in a strange land. Everything around her is diffe...

In the Gospels, the topic of the Sabbath comes up with Jesus in a variety of contexts. For the Jews, God created the Sabbath for rest. What about Christians? Does The Law of Moses apply for followers of Jesus?

Jesus called all people to follow Him as His disciples. Then He called a surprising group to be His apostles, including Levi who was rejected by others! The calling of Levi from Mark chapter 2 teaches us of the importance of being inclusive of all people.

Mark 2:1-12 is the story of the paraplegic man who, because of the crowd that came to hear Jesus, was taken by his friends onto the room and lowered down to Jesus. While Jesus healed this man, another miracle occurred - forgiveness of sin. Jesus saw their desperate faith and pronounced forgiveness.

As Jesus starts His earthly ministry, we read that the people were amazed at His authority when He taught and healed. Is there a place to see His healings today?

After Jesus was baptised and taken away to be tempted by the devil, he commenced His ministry by preaching repentance and calling people to follow Him. Join David as he preaches from Mark 1:14-20.

Series In The Gospel of Mark. Today we are look at chapter 1 verses 1 to 13.

One of the reasons to be a follower Jesus is that God wants to help us.

Why be a follower of Jesus Christ? Because He said that He is coming back when least expected.

Why be a follower of Jesus? Because Jesus claimed to be the only way to the Father and Heaven. But isn't this exclusive?

A Resurrection Sunday sermon.

When Jesus rode on a donkey into Jerusalem, He came with a mission - to bring light into people's dark lives.

In a tense world where the cost of living has skyrocketed and threats of world wars, how can we experience peace?

Why be a follower of Jesus Christ? Because you always have hope.

Guest Speaker Andrew Baron shares from his experiences on the why and how of evangelism.

Join Michael as he shares about the gospel and the need to share it.

We are given examples of contents of prayers that Jesus prayed which serve as models for our prayers. Only on one occasion do we have what Jesus told His disciples what they (we) ought to be praying. This message looks as one of these requests.

Have you been praying but still seeking answers? David teaches why your specific prayer request has not been answer yet and encourages us to keep on praying for God to breakthrough.

Across the world the church is reaping a harvest. Now is the time. Go out into the field and gather the harvest that God has prepared.

As we enter another new year, it seems that now is a good time to be reminded what the devil doesn't want us to know nor do.

Incredible teaching from just two verses - Galatians 4:4-5

When God decided to send the Messiah - the future King of kings and Lord of lord, He chose unconventional means.

Here’s an amazing Christmas fact. When Jesus was born, God stepped into our world. Other myths and religions speak about their gods also stepping into our world by taking on some form of humanity, but never fully human.