New Life Church (Haydock) Sermons

We continue through Ephesians 5 and the teachings on Christian marriage and relations. We see how men should be an example to their wives as a servant of God. Husbands should love their wives as Christ loves the Church. We see that we are interconnected with God; we become the body in our spiritual union between Christ and the Church. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that salvation comes through faith in Jesus rather than by following the law. Verse 9 is a clear proclamation of the Gospel. Roman 10 5-7 reference Deuteronomy 30 v11-14 - righteousness even from the time of Moses was based on faith in Jesus and not following the law. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 1...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see how God reveals his character: He desires to demonstrate his wrath against our sin. He punishes evil because he is a good God and we see it is essential to his good character. A Christian who rejects the wrath of God is mistaken. The reason God's wrath ensures is that it makes known the riches of His glory to his...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In this section we see that 1) Godly people should pray (God's sovereign plan includes prayers) v1 2) Zeal does not equal salvation (v2) 3) Religious people often miss salvation because they seek to establish righteousness in themselves 4) Christ is righteousness. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. Today we see that we cannot comprehend God's intentions, human pride get in our way. We only know what God has chosen to reveal. In this passage, the clay represents a sinful fallen humanity. Humans choose to harden their hearts, we are responsible for our sin and God takes no pleasure for the punishment of sinners. God endures with great pat...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. Paul is still dealing with the question: Has God's word failed? Paul is dealing with the unbelief of the Jews and whether God's word can be trusted. In the passage Paul examines • Gentiles' salvation: Paul cites Hosea to see that this has always been the case (to turn non Israelites into Israelites) V24-26 • Preservation of the Jews:...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that God's ultimate purpose of election is to make known the riches of his glory and make those riches known to his elect. We have seen previously in Chapter 9 that God elects some over others, a decision based not on works or human will but on God who has mercy. We often ask questions of God, Paul asks US a ques...

In today's sermon, Hughie discusses this passage from Ephesians. We see that husbands cannot save their wives, but they should 'sacrifice' for them as Christ laid down his life for the Church. Wives should be subject to their husbands as to the Lord. Wives submit as Jesus should submit to the Father and submit not to 'men' but to her husband. For husbands, loving your wife is a...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see Paul examining the sovereign selection of God. Paul states that: • Salvation was not via natural birth (v6-9) • Salvation is based upon God's sovereign choice (10-12) • God's choice is beyond our understanding (v14-18) Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Hayd...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see Paul introducing us to the theme of people's rejection of God and Jesus. In these five verses Paul shares with us that his heart has great sorrow for his people and the heart we should have for them (v1-3). He also lists the great privileges they once held: (Adoption, glory, covenants, law, worship, promises, Jes...

At our baptism service today, we look at the passage of the lost sheep in Luke 15. Wherever we are in our journey, we should repent and seek His forgiveness to receive His grace. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that our present sufferings are insignificant compared to the future glory that we will experience. Paul highlights that both creation and believers "groan" while waiting for this redemption and the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness by interceding for us with wordless groans, aligning our prayers with Go...

Our Easter Sunday sermon looks at the passage in 1 Peter and the joy that it brings • We should rejoice in the good news that is found in the power of the resurrection • We see that it is a privilege to be chosen, cleansed and changed by God. • We have a great hope and a confident expectation of what is to come. The hope of an eternal life. • We have a secure inheritance in heaven Join our family...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage: v1-11 We see our standing in the Spirit. We are righteous in God's eyes because of the Spirit in us. We have freedom from sin and freedom from death. We have peace with God. v12-13 Our service in the Spirit. Our obligation to put to death the misdeed of the body v14-17 Our sonship in the Spirit. We have all the privile...

We countinue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage, we see that Paul appears to be talking about himself, a maturing Christian after they have been saved. Paul says a maturing Christian: • Struggles with sin • Seeks to serve God • Submits to God's spirit. We should delght when we obey God, starve out old nature and feed our new nature to mature. Join our family morning...

Today, Hughie examines the looks at the passage of Ephesians 5. We see how the "body" of church encourages us as Christians and and why we need to attend church to build each other in fellowship . We also see how we should treat people, the power and importance of worship and how we should give thanks in all circumstances. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Ha...

We continue our look at how we as parents prepare our children to follow Christ's example. We continue to examine the main hurdles that parents face (feeling unqualified, not enough time etc) and how the scriptures speak to this. We also look at the importance of the faith that our children see us demonstrating. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian St...

In today's sermon we look at how we equip parents to disciple their children. We examine the main hurdles that parents face and the passages which can guide us in our discipleship. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage, Hughie examines how sin no longer applies to us. Our old selves have died and we are changed. We are no longer bound by the law. The law helps us to see sin better, but the law offers little help over sin. The law is holy and expresses God's will for his people. It shows the sin in our lives. But God's grace is gre...

In today's sermon, Mike looks at Mark Chapter 10 and the healing power of Jesus. Jesus goes to Jerico and meets a blind man. The blind man shouts for Jesus in a way that we should shout for him in our lives. Jesus asks the man his needs, we also need to confess our needs to him. Jesus can heal us and make us whole also. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phy...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage, Stephen recaps that in Chapter 5 we were told that we were once children of humanity, slaves to sin by nature. But faith in Jesus gives us everlasting life. So should we go on sinning? Paul teaches us in this passage that a life of faith will lead to not more sin but a life of obedience to Jesus. Our old selves have been c...

In today's sermon, we continue our journey through the book of Romans. We see that we are all sinners through Adam but God's gift of grace is far greater than our trespasses. We become victorious over sin through Jesus (life comes through one man, Jesus). We are no longer in Adam, we are sanctified in Christ. no matter what you have sinner, you can be forgiven because of what Jesus has don...

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage, Paul describes the benefits of justification and the hope we have in the here and now. These blessings include Peace with God (v10 Standing in grace (v2) Hope of Glory (v2) Hope in present tribulations (v3-8) Reconciling to God through Jesus' blood Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock...

In today's sermon, Mike examines this passage from Ezekiel which gives a prophesy to the Jewish people that they would be coming out of captivity with a messiah. This passage challenges us to see a renewal; we need to put God first in our lives and to seek him for this to happen. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

In today's sermon, we look at a passage from Matthew and we see that Matthew records not only Jesus birth but that he is the messiah and that he is God. He see in the passage that 1) Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit 2) He can save us from our sings 3) He is Immanuel (God with us) Jesus saves us from 1) The penalty of sin 2) The power of sin 3) The presence of sin Join our family morning...