Milton Baptist Church (MBC Stoke)

Pneumatology Part 2- The Ministry Of The Holy Spirit 08.03.2026 50:40 ↓

The Holy Spirit, as the third person of the Trinity, is central to God's eternal purposes, actively involved in creation, revelation, and the divine decrees from eternity past. His ministry spans all ages: restraining sin in the Old Testament, empowering Christ's life, death, and resurrection, and now indwelling believers permanently in the church age to regenerate, seal, and sanctify them. In thi...

Touching The Untouchable 08.03.2026 50:05 ↓

The sermon centres on Jesus' act of touching and cleansing a leper, a powerful illustration of the gospel's core truth: God reaches into humanity's deepest uncleanness and transforms it through divine compassion and authority. Highlighting the leper's desperate condition—socially ostracized, spiritually isolated, and physically broken—the passage reveals a profound picture of human sinfulness and...

From Mara To Meaning 01.03.2026 31:01 ↓

The sermon draws a powerful parallel between the spiritual darkness of Israel's days of the judges—marked by moral relativism, spiritual anarchy, and the absence of godly leadership—and the contemporary cultural moment, where individual autonomy often supersedes divine authority. Through the story of Naomi and her family, it illustrates how a seemingly pragmatic decision to flee a famine by reloca...

Divine Disclosure 01.03.2026 34:08 ↓

The sermon centers on the divine disclosure found in Scripture, emphasizing that while God reveals Himself through creation and conscience—leaving all humanity without excuse—true understanding and salvation come only through special revelation: the infallible, authoritative Word of God. It contrasts the flawed human tendency to speculate about God's purposes, as seen in Job's misguided friends, w...

Plastic Christians On Faulty Foundations 08.02.2026 42:33 ↓

This sermon presents a powerful warning against superficial faith by examining Jesus' parable of the wise and foolish builders, emphasising that true Christian maturity is defined not by outward appearances but by the depth of one's foundation in Christ's teachings. It distinguishes between genuine discipleship—marked by obedience to Christ's words and a life rooted in doctrinal truth—and the coun...